UNLOCK
THE WONDERS OF SOUTH AMERICA WITH PETTITTS
Pettitts has launched a new 68-page
South America brochure bringing together the sights,
locations and attractions of Chile, Argentina, Brazil,
Peru and Ecuador. It features a selection of ideas,
journeys and special places to stay and has enough to
inspire even the most seasoned traveller. (read
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DISCOVER
VIETNAM'S UNEXPLORED NORTH
Vietnam is now a successful and well-established
destination, but there is still much to explore in
a country that has successfully shaken off a troubled
past.
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RELAX
IN THE HIMALAYAN FOOTHILLS
Think of the relaxed pace and greenery of the Indian
hills and it is Shimla that probably springs to mind.
But there is much more to this regional retreat of
the British Raj, with an area providing a haven of
peace to rival the country’s beaches.
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COMBINE
THE ROMANCE OF THE TAJ MAHAL WITH THE MYSTIQUE OF FABLED
PETRA
One is described as the Red Rose City, the other is
the greatest testament to love – and together
they are two of the world’s most famous sights. |
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RAJASTHAN
GETS IMPRESSIVE NEW WILDERNESS CAMP
Noted for it traditional Rajasthani style and within
a rural setting flanked by a lake and gardens, the
32- room Rohet Garh has long been a favourite of Pettitts’
clients travelling through Rajasthan.
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PEACE
DEAL SEES NEPAL REOPEN ITS DOORS
Following the peace accord signed in November 2006,
Nepal has returned to stable rule and is, once again,
a viable tourism option for those attracted by the allure
of a landlocked Himalayan kingdom where life goes on
as it has for centuries.
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CRUISE
THE HOOGHLY ABOARD THE RV CHARAIDEW THIS SUMMER
2007 is a significant year for India with the 150th
anniversary of the Indian Mutiny and 250 years since
Clive’s victory at Plassey changed the country’s
historical path. It is also the year that sees the
launch of the first ever passenger cruise ship along
the entire length of the River Hooghly.
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FIVE-STAR
STYLE IN ANCIENT CAPITAL OF LAOS
“Sleepy” is a phrase most commonly used
to describe Laos. And it’s a word that perfectly
sums up this land-locked south-east Asian country bordering
Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam.
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PINGYAO
- CHINA'S TREASURE
Pingyao is one of China’s most alluring destinations.
Capital of Shanxi province, the city still preserves
a layout dating back to the 14th century with streets
and storefronts that retain their historical heritage
and a number of well-preserved residences from the
Ming- and Qing-era that numbers well into the thousands.
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PLAN NOW FOR NORTH
AFRICA AT ITS BEST
Now is the time to think about planning a trip to North
Africa with the climate between March and May representing
one of the most pleasant of the year to explore the
gems of Libya, Morocco, Jordan and Syria.
For a copy of our dedicated North Africa brochure –
or to discuss your travel plans – call 01892 515966.
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Autumn/Winter 2007 |
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