Books for travel lovers; ۲ New narrative of the discovery of the world

Studying travel stories can change human vision of the world and life. Books take us to places we have never seen and confront the people we haven’t met yet; For example, Peter Matthissen’s book The Snow Leopard takes the audience to the Himalayas, and at the same time tells the story of the emotional collapse of a family and ultimately teaches the audience. In the following, we will introduce four fascinating books on the scope of travel that extend our horizon in life. (BBC)

Noraly Schoenmaker’s “Free Ride” is a motorcycle journey from India to Malaysia, then reached the Middle East and Central Asia and eventually to the Netherlands. The trip was made after the end of the love affair and helped the author’s self -knowledge. In a simple language, he narrates the lives of residents of remote villages and challenges such as rugged roads. Hope, resilience, and ability to interact with others are the features that have taken him along this path. The book tells the audience that life must be accepted with all the hardships and goodness and learned from experiences.

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Naomi Arnold narrates the author’s six -month and solo journey from south to north New Zealand. During this overwhelming journey, Arnold passes through remote and uneven areas and faces challenges such as blisters and fungal infections. The detailed description of the environment and the difficulties of the journey puts the reader at the heart of the path. Although this book shows the challenges of the path, it also gives the readers to hope and motivation. The main purpose of the author is not just a description of the journey, but he wants to teach the reader to overcome problems and exploit life opportunities.

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Rick Steves is an edited version of his travel notes in the year 6. The starting point for this author of Istanbul and the end of his trip was Kathmandu; In fact, the author took the same path that the hippie group had passed; Hippians call the youth tourism group in the 1980s and 1980s that they believed in peace and freedom. This book accompanies the reader with the enthusiasm of Stios, his interest in the world, and his precise observations of local customs.

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In the book of the festival, Fiesta, the author participates in various celebrations and ceremonies, including Carnival in Venice, Environmental and Cultural Program called Green Gathering and Green Gathering. (Romani) pointed. In this book, the author explains people’s behaviors, ceremonies, beliefs and culture. He tries to understand why people believe in these rituals and what the meaning and purpose is behind them.

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In the book to the West, Steve Silk, the author of his bicycle travel from London to Wales, narrates in eight days and shows that we do not need to go to the farthest parts of the world to know the world. He takes a quiet trip and discovers the details of the route, the small towns and villages. In his book, Silk narrates the experiences of hearing religious songs, visiting the museum, watching a 2.5 -year -old tree, and watching boats in the water. He shows that even near the house, a world of surprises is waiting for us.

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The book “Small Earthquakes” is by Shafik Meghji. In this book, the author narrates his trips from Atacama Desert, Easter Island and South Georgia Island. The author also examines the historical and cultural relations between Britain and Argentina, Chile and Uruguay. This book is actually a combination of travel and history memories.

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