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Lonely Planet: Syria & Lebanon

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Discover Syria & Lebanon Smile your thanks when the elderly caretaker of a Damascus house opens the door just for you Test-drive your Arabic as you fly through the Syrian desert in a 1960s Dodge taxi What conflict? Find your peace hiking amid waterfalls, hermitages and monasteries in Lebanon's gorgeous Qadisha Valley Lather up with olive oil soap from Aleppo's famous souq - and learn how to pick one fit for a queen In This Guide: Three authors, 140 days of on-the-road research, one international conflict, countless invitations to tea Ask the archaeologist: all your questions on Syria's stunning ruins answered by a specialist Get the local lowdown: special color chapter featuring travel tips from Syrians and Lebanese

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Lonely Planet: Syria & Lebanon, Terry Carter, Lara Dunston, Amelia Thomas, Lonely Planet

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Erscheinungsdatum
2008
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Sprache
Englisch
Erscheinungsdatum
2008
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
436
ISBN10
1741046092
ISBN13
9781741046090
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Discover Syria & Lebanon Smile your thanks when the elderly caretaker of a Damascus house opens the door just for you Test-drive your Arabic as you fly through the Syrian desert in a 1960s Dodge taxi What conflict? Find your peace hiking amid waterfalls, hermitages and monasteries in Lebanon's gorgeous Qadisha Valley Lather up with olive oil soap from Aleppo's famous souq - and learn how to pick one fit for a queen In This Guide: Three authors, 140 days of on-the-road research, one international conflict, countless invitations to tea Ask the archaeologist: all your questions on Syria's stunning ruins answered by a specialist Get the local lowdown: special color chapter featuring travel tips from Syrians and Lebanese