The Magic of Singapore
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2003
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Revised edition
New Holland Publishers Ltd (Verlag)
978-1-85974-636-3 (ISBN)
New Holland Publishers Ltd (Verlag)
978-1-85974-636-3 (ISBN)
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This pictorial tribute takes its readers on a tour of Singapore's contrasting attractions. It attempts to capture Singapore's charm - the people, the tangible sense of history, amazing architecture, outstanding markets and exotic festivals.
The island of Singapore forms the full-stop at the southernmost tip of Peninsula Malaysia, which borders it to the north, while the Indonesian archipelago extends to its south across the Straits of Singapore. Unlike its close neighbours, Singapore is shielded in the tempestuous monsoon season by impressive mountain ranges on both sides. A tropical climate - high temperatures and humidity - is tempered by cool breezes, making this exotic destination a firm favourite with visitors from all over the world. This pictorial tribute takes its readers on a tour of Singapore's contrasting attractions, from high-tech chrome-and-glass edifices reflected in the calm lakes that surround ancient Chinese pavilions and temples, to the hustle and bustle of street life and the prevailing serenity found in the city's serene parks and open spaces. The title attempts to capture Singapore's charm - the people, the tangible sense of history, amazing architecture, outstanding markets and exotic festivals.
The island of Singapore forms the full-stop at the southernmost tip of Peninsula Malaysia, which borders it to the north, while the Indonesian archipelago extends to its south across the Straits of Singapore. Unlike its close neighbours, Singapore is shielded in the tempestuous monsoon season by impressive mountain ranges on both sides. A tropical climate - high temperatures and humidity - is tempered by cool breezes, making this exotic destination a firm favourite with visitors from all over the world. This pictorial tribute takes its readers on a tour of Singapore's contrasting attractions, from high-tech chrome-and-glass edifices reflected in the calm lakes that surround ancient Chinese pavilions and temples, to the hustle and bustle of street life and the prevailing serenity found in the city's serene parks and open spaces. The title attempts to capture Singapore's charm - the people, the tangible sense of history, amazing architecture, outstanding markets and exotic festivals.
Chew Yen Fook Fully updated by Iola Lenzi. A Canadian of Italian extraction, Iola has been living in Singapore for the past eight years. Trained as a lawyer, she turned freelance writer specializing in Fine and Contemporary Art of Asia. Her articles on this topic appear regularly in specialist periodicals and art magazines. Her essays have been published in the catalogues of various art exhibitions.
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 1.3.2003 |
|---|---|
| Reihe/Serie | Magic S. |
| Überarbeitung | Iola Lenzi |
| Zusatzinfo | 135 colour photographs, 2 colour maps |
| Verlagsort | London |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Maße | 215 x 280 mm |
| Themenwelt | Reiseführer ► Asien ► Singapur |
| ISBN-10 | 1-85974-636-5 / 1859746365 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-85974-636-3 / 9781859746363 |
| Zustand | Neuware |
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