Collins illustrated guide to the Yangzi River traces the course of China's mightiest river which divides the country into north and south - both geographically and culturally. Nearly 4000 miles long, Yangzi stretches through wild mountain ranges, unbroken ravines, unnavigable rapids, and rushing torrents. Combining history, culture and geography with practical tips on what to do, where to stay and how to get there, this book provides all the information a modern traveller needs for a successful trip through the many cultures and history of China.

Collins Illustrated Guide to Yangzi

Travel

Bonavia, Judy

Asia

HarperCollins, Publishers

Describes the sights and attractions of Hong Kong, provides tips on accommodations, restaurants, and quiet getaways, and includes advice for the budget conscious traveler

Essential Hong Kong (Essential Travel Guide Series)

Little,Brown & Co

The Yangzi River (ODYSSEY GUIDES YANGZI RIVER)

Hurst, William

Passport Books

Essential Hong Kong

Traces the course of China's Yangzi River, recommends hotels and restaurants in the region, and offers advice on sightseeing

The Yangzi River: An Illustrated Guide to China's Mightiest River and Its Many Cultures (CHINA GUIDES SERIES)

Natl Textbook Co Trade

Bonavia, Judy, Jessup, Sarah, Juanteguy, Edward

The Silk Road, 1994: From Xi'an to Kashgar

Jessup, Sarah

Juanteguy, Edward

Essential Hong Kong (Essential travel guides)

Introduction to the Silk Road (Odyssey Guides)

Odyssey Publications, Ltd.

The early trade in silk was carried on against incredible odds by great caravans of merchants and animals traveling over some of the most inhospitable territory on the face of the earth--searing, waterless deserts and snowbound mountain passes. Beginning at the magnificent ancient city of Chang'an (Xi'an), the route took traders westward along the Hexi Corridor to the giant barrier of the Great Wall, then either north or south of the Takiamakan Desert to Kashgar before continuing on to India, to Iran or to the great cities of Constantinople, Damascus and Baghdad. For today's traveler it is not only the weight of history that makes the Silk Road intriguing, but the incredible diversity of scenery and ethnic people along the way. This book is the authoritative guide to travel in the region. 
* The established companion guidebook for the Chinese section of the ancient route * Written and revised by authors who have more than 20 years' residence in China * Brief history of the development of the Silk Road * Impressions of places, people and peculiarities told through a selection of literary extracts * Includes William Dalrymple on a Uygur movie outing * Now in its fifth edition * Concise language sections in both Mandarin and Uygur * An essential aid to travel-planning back home and convenient to use on the road

The Silk Road

Odyssey Pubns

The early trade in silk was carried on against incredible odds by great caravans of merchants and animals traveling over some of the most inhospitable territory on the face of the earth, including searing, waterless deserts and snowbound mountain passes.

The Silk Road, Sixth Edition (Odyssey Illustrated Guides)

Lindesay, William

Qi, Wu

Odyssey Books & Maps

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