Guide to India

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Eugene Fodor, creator of the well-known series of guides which bear his name, pauses before India's prime , tourist attraction, the Taj Mahal. Mr. ,, Fodor left his Paris home behind on a long trip to India to prepare that country's first new guide book in 103 years. The new volume joins 18 other titles published yearly.
JAPAN AND EAST ASIA
First published in 1962, this guide covering 13 countries from Burma to Japan, and Indonesia to Korea has already been accepted as the definitive handbook of the Far East and Southeast Asia. Compiled by a battery of Asian experts, JAPAN AND EAST ASIA totals 741 pages of facts and informative background pieces, with maps, illustrations, and the latest listings of tourist facilities. Editors: Eugene Fodor and Robert C. Fisher.
"This is the guide-book almost everyone has been waiting for. Candid, practical, pertinent, and accurate, it is both honest and scrupulously up-to-date. . . Indispensable to the passer-through, it is also surprisingly... Tovább

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Eugene Fodor, creator of the well-known series of guides which bear his name, pauses before India's prime , tourist attraction, the Taj Mahal. Mr. ,, Fodor left his Paris home behind on a long trip to India to prepare that country's first new guide book in 103 years. The new volume joins 18 other titles published yearly.
JAPAN AND EAST ASIA
First published in 1962, this guide covering 13 countries from Burma to Japan, and Indonesia to Korea has already been accepted as the definitive handbook of the Far East and Southeast Asia. Compiled by a battery of Asian experts, JAPAN AND EAST ASIA totals 741 pages of facts and informative background pieces, with maps, illustrations, and the latest listings of tourist facilities. Editors: Eugene Fodor and Robert C. Fisher.
"This is the guide-book almost everyone has been waiting for. Candid, practical, pertinent, and accurate, it is both honest and scrupulously up-to-date. . . Indispensable to the passer-through, it is also surprisingly useful to those who have been here long enough to know their way around. . ."
JAPAN TIMES
"Almost instantly the reader will feel that this is an honest report, written for the benefit of tourists and not for individual restaurants and hotels and businesses. . ."
ASIA MAGAZINE
Fodor's Guide to HAWAII
with an introduction by James Michener
Oahu, Hawaii, Kauai, Maui, Molokai—all the enchantment implicit in these island names is set down in the pages of this guidebook, together with the travel tips that have become the Fodor hallmark: how to get there, when to go, where to stay, how much it costs; where to hire a car, rent a boat, shop—in short, how to get most out of your Hawaiian vacation.
". . .of the hundreds of books written about the charms of our fiftieth state, Hawaii, Eugene Fodor's monumental HAWAII is one of the best. It's a compendium of information about the islands' history, culture, price levels, plavgrounds, weather, language and way of life"
David Dodge, HOLIDAY Vissza