Secret Journeys of a Lifetime: 500 of the World's Best Hidden Travel Gems

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Product Details
Price
$40.00  $37.20
Publisher
National Geographic Society
Publish Date
Pages
320
Dimensions
9.23 X 11.95 X 1.32 inches | 4.53 pounds
Language
English
Type
Hardcover
EAN/UPC
9781426206467

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Reviews
"If you've resolved to explore new horizons this year, Joe Yogerst has some suggestions. As one of the primary authors of Secret Journeys of a Lifetime: 500 of the World's-Best Hidden Travel Gems (National Geographic, $40), he says many incredible sites are overlooked." -USA Today

"We're kind of obsessed with National Geographic's new book, Secret Journeys of a Lifetime. The book, which came out earlier this week, has all sorts of travel tips, from the best ghost towns worth visiting to broader topics like the most idyllic island getaways, spiritual travel tips and even classic road trips worth embarking on." --The Huffington Post

"As is custom in a National Geographic coffee table book, the photos are stunning; the practical information and planning advice are useful; and the small sidebars on other nearby points of interest are fascinating. But most compelling are the star attractions, with vivid descriptions that transport you for a tiny glimpse into an often unseen world. It will leave you wondering what National Geographic will come up with next." -San Jose Mercury News