Footprint Malaysia Handbook
(4th Edition)
by Joshua Eliot
Book Description
Completely revised and updated, with authoritative information on eco-sensitive travel, Footprint's fourth edition of the Malaysia Handbook is bursting with more facts and advice on the two worlds that constitute the mysterious and unique country of Malaysia. The guide brims on the one hand with up-to-the-minute details on the buzzing metropolis of Kuala Lumpur, and on the other, the wild heart of Sarawak (home to the world's most diverse terrestrial ecosystem, from the world's largest cave and the world's biggest flower) and Sabah in Malaysian Borneo. The guide includes complete, up-to-date lodging listings for any traveler's budget, from luxury hotels to youth hostels, and also covers Singapore. Footprint travel guides are synonymous with discovery and adventure -- their purpose is to convey the very essence of a destination and to feel its pulse. Eye-opening, accurate, and reliable information is given in each guide, ensuring that every trip is memorable, enlightening, and informing. Footprint's guidebooks are the future of travel, stressing a sensitivity to local issues.
From the Publisher
Dear Fellow TravellerThank you for checking out the Malaysia Handbook. Footprint are an independent British publisher (based in Bath). We specialise in providing travellers with guidebooks that are second to none in terms of accuracy, recency and especially coverage. You will find that most of our guides are simply the most comprehensive available with in-depth information on history, culture and customs as well as practical travel information. Our major titles are updated ANNUALLY to ensure you have the best information to hand. If there are no reviews for this particular title we recommend you check out the reader reviews for the Peru and South American Handbooks which give a good flavour of how useful our guides are. You might like to know that we also publish Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam Handbooks and an extremely useful general guide to travelling: The Traveller's Handbook. Finally, whichever guidebook you choose, we would like to wish you an exciting, illuminating and above all enjoyable trip. Best wishes
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About the Author
Joshua Eliot first visited Malaysia as a teenager. Since then he has taken a degree in Asian Studies at London’s School of Oriental and African Studies, written children’s books and academic papers, lectured on cruise liners, familiarised businessmen working in the country, advised military personnel, and given radio broadcasts. He travels regularly to Malaysia and Singapore to keep tabs on developments. After graduating from university Kate Renshaw worked in sports promotion and then spent some time in London. An inveterate traveller and unwilling to settle down just yet, she eagerly accepted the opportunity to spend several months in Malaysia researching this edition. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Keywords: Footprint Malaysia Handbook (4th Edition), Books, Joshua Eliot, Jane Bickersteth, Anna Barton, Claire Baggaley, Travel, Travel - Foreign, Asia - Southeast
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