A way to Tramtaria Land - Book (ebook)
Book by Zdenek M-an (myself) - online edition, English version.
Zdenek M-an is an intrepid traveller, adventurer and photographer whose main passion is “the world beyond”. He loves to soak up the atmosphere around him in its natural and informal way, while he is leisurely sipping good tea. And his tea selection he travels with is truly amusing. He had seen lots of Europe, fell in love with the Middle East and adored the Himalayas on his endless adventures through the Asia. His visions, attitude and wry sense of humour are well reflected in his photography. A way to 'Tramtaria Land' is his first book project, where he expressed the best of his endless journeys with a focus on the last trip, which took almost 4 years.
There are many things I could say about this book. For sure: .....
it is a "serious travel dreams teaser" - Travel & Photo book with a 'witty' stories, mental snapshots, "worthy" ideology. With sections on Himalayas + Tibet, China, Sumatra, Australia and New Zealand...
'A way to Tramtaria Land'
by Zdenek M-an
Language: English, Pages: 192,
Format: PDF file, Size: 29MB,
Availability: Digital Download
It's available for direct purchase
via the secure server here:
or you can find it online at:
more info, e-shop, book
sample,download information.
by Zdenek M-an
Language: English, Pages: 192,
Format: PDF file, Size: 29MB,
Availability: Digital Download
It's available for direct purchase
via the secure server here:
Price: 10 EUR
or you can find it online at:
more info, e-shop, book
sample,download information.
Featuring many stunning images from Pakistan, Ladakh, Kashmir, Tibet, China, India, Sumatra, Australia, New Zealand, South Asia, ...
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Photographs, texts, book & cover design - by 'Z' M-an and TMStudio
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All rights reserved © 'Z' M-an
Poland - Ustron (Visla, ...)
Ustron - charming bathing town with a long tradition in spa treatment and rehabilitation. Situated in the valleys of Polish part of the Silesian Beskid (Slezske Beskydy), surrounded by Rownica (884m) and Czantoria Wielka (995m) on the other side. Area futures well posted walks, beautiful views from the peaks and also big aqua park in the nearby town of Wisla.
Peak Rownica is one the the most visited with an easy driving access to a high altitude (around 800m) car park. Most of the lazy visitors take a short walk to a nearby and famous 'Bandits Restaurant'. Great views and good food. Local specialty is a warm beer (kinda beer grog) and fantastic sup served in the small bread loaf hollowed out and filled with the sup. "Eat your plate if you are still hungry :)"
You can also hike all the way from the Ustron (around 1h). Wide footpath is passing through a historical pilgrims place, where there are religious ceremonies being held on the special occasions. Further up behind Rownica your effort will be rewarded by stunning views on the mountains around.
World is watching
Readers of the Travel Magic's blog come from a various places in the world. I am pleasantly surprised and would like to say 'Big Thanks' to all.
It's been 108 countries on my map since the blogs creation couple years ago. Still a few missing though, so keep up the good work.
And hey, who is living in Greenland?!? I wonder if the polar bears like to read about future holiday options in the New Zealand or give up eating meat and become spiritually devoted in some remote Buddhist monastery in Himalayas. Guess, I will have to find out myself one day.
Malaysia 09 - Kuala Lumpur
Short stop in the Malay capital Kuala Lumpur, before jumping on a long haul flight towards the Europe. London Stansted is my quick destination and after a short sleep on the floor, there is another plane waiting. Hello Praha (Prague), here I come ...!Kuala Lumpur
This metropolitan city feels fantastic to me. Mix of the cultures, smiley faces .... a lot of things I've been a bit missing in China past few weeks. And of course, on the way from the airport I have stumbled upon the awesome Indian restaurant, just next to the skyline. There was no question about having mixed plate of all I found and of course Malay style milk tea.
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