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Berlitz: Thailand Pocket Guide

Berlitz

Publisher: Berlitz Travel

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Summary

Berlitz Pocket Guide Thailand is the ultimate handy guide to this enchanting country, combining concise information on where to go and what to do with great photography and full-colour maps. It tells you everything you need to know about Thailand's many attractions, from its frenetic capital city to relaxing Chiang Mai, and its stunning beaches and islands.
Available since: 07/06/2011.

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