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A girls' guide to India : a survivor's handbook

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Revised 2013 edition. Telling it like it is, A girls' guide to India, a survivor's handbook reveals to women travelling to India what they really need to know. While lads can hoist on a rucksack containing a spare pair of pants and some ageing flip-flops without worrying about personal safety, hygiene or unwanted offers of 'jiggy jiggy', a girl about to explore the sub continent will have a long list of questions that men rarely need to ask. In an A-Z of essential topics find out what to put in your backpack, the intricacies of train travel, the second use of a mosquito net, and how to navigate the Indian toilet system without public humiliation. An amusing but useful set of tips for that upcoming trip or gap year, and a ride down memory lane for seasoned travellers who are longing to return.

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A girls' guide to India : a survivor's handbook, Louise Wates

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2008
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Titolo
A girls' guide to India : a survivor's handbook
Lingua
Inglese
Editore
Bright Pen
Pubblicato
2008
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
192
ISBN10
0755210867
ISBN13
9780755210862
Serie
Valutazione
3,9 su 5
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Revised 2013 edition. Telling it like it is, A girls' guide to India, a survivor's handbook reveals to women travelling to India what they really need to know. While lads can hoist on a rucksack containing a spare pair of pants and some ageing flip-flops without worrying about personal safety, hygiene or unwanted offers of 'jiggy jiggy', a girl about to explore the sub continent will have a long list of questions that men rarely need to ask. In an A-Z of essential topics find out what to put in your backpack, the intricacies of train travel, the second use of a mosquito net, and how to navigate the Indian toilet system without public humiliation. An amusing but useful set of tips for that upcoming trip or gap year, and a ride down memory lane for seasoned travellers who are longing to return.