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Lonely Planet Quechua Phrasebook
Legs aching and feeling ravenous from the trek, you wonder if you’ll be pitching your karpa for one ...
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Lonely Planet Argentina
Tackle the tango in a Buenos Aires milonga. Bite into the world's most heavenly beef. Gallop wit...
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The Rough Guide to Argentina, Second Edition
Argentina is a vast country. It measures 5000km by 1500km and, even without the titanic wedge of Ant...
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The Argentina Reader: History, Culture, Politics
Considering the continuing economic crisis in Argentina, this volume is a timely addition to Duke...
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Imagining Argentina
This astonishingly proficient and gripping first novel should be required reading for anyone who cal...
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Twentieth Century Suriname: Continuities & Discontinuities in a New World Societ
In spite of its striking diversity, Suriname is still one of the least known countries in the Wester...
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Frommer's Argentina & Chile
Experience a place the way the locals do. Enjoy the best it has to offer. Frommer's. The best tr...
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Inca Land : Explorations in the Highlands of Peru
In 1911, a young historian set out on a quest that would later be regarded as one of the most import...
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Frommer's Buenos Aires
Experience a place the way the locals do. Enjoy the best it has to offer. Frommer's. The best tr...
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Time Out Buenos Aires
Time Out’s resident journalists cover every inch of Argentina’s vibrant capital — and talk to the no...
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Moon Handbooks Buenos Aires
From dining in the "gourmet ghetto" of Palermo and dancing in San Telmo's best tango bars to wan...
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Lonely Planet Buenos Aires
Cheer at a heart-racing soccer match then tango till dawn at a steamy milonga
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Buenos Aires: A Cultural and Literary Companion
Buenos Aires is more difficult to capture, yet Wilson (Latin American and Spanish literature, Univer...
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The Rough Guide to First-Time Latin America
Every year thousands of travellers set off on their own Latin American adventure. Some want to see f...
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Fodor's Argentina, 3rd Edition
Explore the bustling Buenos Aires or the carnaval-like beaches on the southern coast. Travel through...
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Lonely Planet Brazil
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Lonely Planet Read This First: Central & South America
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Lonely Planet Central America on a Shoestring
Scale Mayan pyramids, worship the sun on palm-fringed shores and chill out in the shade of a smolder...
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Footprint Central America and Mexico 2005
Completely updated with a trip-planning guide and important tips on border crossings, Footprint Cent...
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The Rough Guide to Central America 3
Corrugated by mountains and studded by volcanoes, Central America reaches from Mexico towards South ...
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The Rough Guide to The Maya World 2
Some three thousand years ago, nomadic tribes began to settle deep in the Mesoamerican rainforests, ...
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Footprint South American Handbook 2006
Travel guides come and go, but the Footprint South American Handbook, now in its 82nd edition and wi...
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Machu Picchu - Hardcover
Machu Picchu, one of those talismanic places that everyone dreams of visiting, is celebrated here in...
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Let's Go 2003: Peru, Ecuador & Bolivia
Of the few guidebooks covering the whole of South America only the Footprint is any good
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Ancient Cuzco : Heartland of the Inca
The Cuzco Valley of Peru was both the sacred and the political center of the largest state in the pr...
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Footprint Brazil
Beautifully revised, this popular guide reveals every inch of the real Brazil, from its stunning bea...
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Market Mayhem- Ecuador -Otavalo
Dominic Hamilton
Otavalo hosts probably the most famous tourists' market in South America, and most definitely Ecuador's most important. The Otavalan Indians, the women instantly recognizable by the layers of gold necklaces which throng their necks, are renowned for their textiles and weaving, but also for their business acumen … and ambition.
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Ecuador Haciendas
Dominic Hamilton
Ecuador boasts dozens of old haciendas, rich in history and comfort. The best lie within an easy drive of Quito, making fantastic bases from which to explore the surrounding countryside. Most also offer their own excursions, whether on foot, by bike or on horseback. By North American or European standards, the country's haciendas are a bargain…
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Galapagos Islands - Equador
John Hatt
Before travelling to the Galapagos, I knew that its animals were famously tame; I didn't realize, however, that they are often downright inquisitive. When Darwin first came to the islands he described with astonishment how 'A gun is here almost superfluous; for with the muzzle I pushed a hawk out of the branch of a tree.'
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Footprint Ecuador and Galapagos
From the publisher of the legendary South America Handbook comes the fifth edition of the most practical and informative guide available to this remarkably diverse country and its breathtakingly beautiful island neighbor.
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Footprint Ecuador Handbook: The Travel Guide
From the publisher of the legendary South America Handbook comes the fourth edition of the most practical and informative guide available to this remarkably diverse country and its breathtakingly beautiful island neighbor.
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Ulysses Travel Guide Ecuador & Galapagos Islands
Majestic mountains, lush rainforests and islands inhabited by flora and fauna so diverse that Charles Darwin chose them as laboratories for his ground- breaking theory of evolution - this is Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands
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Rough Guide to Ecuador, Second Edition
Ecuador, so tiny on the map of the world, has always possessed the grandeur of a great country to those who know her well
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Lonely Planet Ecuador & the Galapagos Islands
From rugged Andean mountains and lush Amazonian jungle, to serene Pacific beaches and the wildlife-rich Galapagos Islands, Ecuador offers a unique landscape for every traveler's taste
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Moon Handbooks Ecuador
From horseback riding between ancient haciendas in the Andes and cruising around the Galapagos Islands to relaxing in a mellow coastal beach town, Moon Handbooks Ecuador is the guide to the best the country has to offer, both on and off the beaten path
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Ecuador : A Travel Journal
Henri Michaux was born in 1899 in Namur, Belgium. After dropping out of university, he sailed with the merchant marine throughout Asia and South America and, legend has it, left his ship just days before a fatal wreck.
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