The Philippines: A Visual Journey

The Philippines: A Visual Journey

by Elizabeth V. Reyes
The Philippines: A Visual Journey

The Philippines: A Visual Journey

by Elizabeth V. Reyes

Hardcover(Hardcover with Jacket)

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Overview

This beautifully photographed travel pictorial captures the people, art, architecture, food and landscapes of the Philippines.

The Philippine Archipelago with its 7,100 islands is culturally diverse and unique in Southeast Asia, and renowned for the splendor of its coastal beaches and terraced mountains. Seventy million Filipinos have been nurtured by both tropical environment and unique historical development—through 300 years of Spanish Christianization and 40 years of American modernization—and have emerged as an attractive blend of East and West, soul and style. The island country is perhaps best known for the friendliness of its people and their natural sense of song, dance and hospitality. The archipelago is also called "Pearl of the Orient."

With over 150 photographs and a detailed map, Exciting Philippines is an essential book for expats or tourists traveling to the Philippines.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780804846240
Publisher: Tuttle Publishing
Publication date: 05/17/2016
Edition description: Hardcover with Jacket
Pages: 64
Sales rank: 401,951
Product dimensions: 8.90(w) x 11.90(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

Elizabeth V. Reyes is a Filipino arts and travel journalist who has written numerous travel articles and illustrated books covering the Southeast Asian region. Her books include Times Travel Library: Bali; Times Travel Library: Manila; Tagaytay: Town on the Ridge; The Philippines: Journey Through the Archipelago; Filipino Style; Islander; and Tropical Living: Contemporary Dream Houses in the Philippines.

Photographs by an internationally-renowned team of photographers including Luca Invernizzi Tettoni, Bien Bautista, Emil Davocol, Patrick Lucero and Sonny Yabao.
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