Lonely Planet Asia - June 2017

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It’s amazing how much of the year has already gone by and yet how little of the world we’ve covered in Lonely Planet Asia. We hope to continue to bring exotic locales to our readers in the upcoming months, starting with a trip to our cover story destination – Okinawa, a side of Japan you may not know exists with its coral-fringed islands evocative of other tropical destinations. Speaking of tropical destinations, we’ve also included a Great Escape to Florida. Beyond the usual crowds on beaches, we’re also introducing the Sunshine State as the home of Cuban émigrés, sea mammals and the ghost of Ernest Hemingway in Key West. Don’t miss out on filming locations in Paris, the colours and drama at Venice’s Carnevale and our other regular columns too.

Paddle Through A Land Of Vivid Colours...

Paddle Through A Land Of Vivid Colours...

10+ mins

Paris On Film

Cinema was born in the French capital when Auguste and Louis Lumière screened their first short film here in 1895. The city feels like one giant, ageless movie set, its doors permanently open: the Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame are silver-screen stars as surely as Gérard Depardieu or Catherine Deneuve. Follow in the footsteps of giants with our tour of film locations haunted by Paris’s silver-screen residents and visitors, from Amélie to 007.

8 mins

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Lonely Planet Asia Magazine Description:

A whole new world of travel experiences await in Lonely Planet Asia – learn about history, encounter new cultures, watch wildlife, sample different cuisines and more by just flicking through our pages. Through spectacular images and evocative writing, Lonely Planet Asia inspires readers to explore new destinations as well as look at familiar ones through fresh eyes. With the addition of handy travel tips from Lonely Planet’s famed guidebooks, Lonely Planet Asia aims to be a motivational and practical must-read travel publication.