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Notes from a Spanish Diary

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Drawing on the riveting anecdotes of a solo Indian woman traveller, Notes from a Spanish Diary is a personal account of discovering the aura and flavour of Spain. Munching on the local cuisine and rambling along the lanes of Spanish history and culture, Ranjita Biswas has unfolded her indomitable experiences of travelling beyond her comfort zone, making this book an excellent choice for a tourist as well as an armchair traveller.

The author, in her very own journalistic style, has set forth her chronicles of Spain—her stories are poignant and tender, familiar and bizarre. The book may even send you off on your own adventure as you turn the pages and find her ambling on the trail of Flamenco and Mudejar art in Andalusia, discovering the stark resemblances of the Moorish architecture in Granada with that of Egyptian, Persian, Roman, Greek and even Japanese art forms, and savouring a paella of flavours in the fascinating cities of Barcelona and Madrid.

Language: English

Pages: 300

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Niyogi Books

Release: November 27, 2017

Notes from a Spanish Diary

0/5 ( ratings)

Drawing on the riveting anecdotes of a solo Indian woman traveller, Notes from a Spanish Diary is a personal account of discovering the aura and flavour of Spain. Munching on the local cuisine and rambling along the lanes of Spanish history and culture, Ranjita Biswas has unfolded her indomitable experiences of travelling beyond her comfort zone, making this book an excellent choice for a tourist as well as an armchair traveller.

The author, in her very own journalistic style, has set forth her chronicles of Spain—her stories are poignant and tender, familiar and bizarre. The book may even send you off on your own adventure as you turn the pages and find her ambling on the trail of Flamenco and Mudejar art in Andalusia, discovering the stark resemblances of the Moorish architecture in Granada with that of Egyptian, Persian, Roman, Greek and even Japanese art forms, and savouring a paella of flavours in the fascinating cities of Barcelona and Madrid.

Language: English

Pages: 300

Format: Hardcover

Publisher: Niyogi Books

Release: November 27, 2017

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