Rainbow Caucasus
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Description
Book Introduction
The three Caucasus countries are Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia. Although they are small in land area and population, they are each rich in their own unique characteristics.
I was so excited throughout the trip that I didn't even realize how much time had passed.
Before leaving on my trip, I felt a bit uneasy, as the country was considered a travel-avoidant country due to the aftermath of the war between Russia and Ukraine.
I have a feeling that if the Russo-Russian War ends soon, there will be a travel rush.
If you are traveling to the three countries of the Caucasus, I am sure this book will be an excellent guide.
The reason is that although there are guidebooks for the three Caucasus countries, there are almost no up-to-date travelogues.
Additionally, this book includes interviews with three local guides, which further enhances the completeness of the book.
Since this book was published as an ebook at the end of last year, word of mouth has spread through Sinabro, and readers have been flooding in with requests for a paperback version as well.
If possible, we have published a revised edition in a more portable and refreshing format.
The seven co-authors are truly a rainbow of seven colors.
The perspectives were diverse, with scholars, urban planners, construction engineers, retired civil servants, and secondary school teachers studying Eurasian culture for over 40 years.
It was especially interesting to invite a local guide and introduce the interview.
Eunnuri Publishing recommends this book to readers who dream of traveling to the three countries of the Caucasus, have already been there, or are looking for a healing travel destination, stating that it will provide fun and depth that cannot be found in travel guidebooks.
This book goes beyond a simple travelogue and aims to capture the diverse aspects of the three Caucasus countries as explored from each author's perspective.
Rather than one history or one story, it is a book that harmoniously combines multiple perspectives.
I sincerely hope that this book will serve as a guide to understanding the three countries of the Caucasus.
thank you
I was so excited throughout the trip that I didn't even realize how much time had passed.
Before leaving on my trip, I felt a bit uneasy, as the country was considered a travel-avoidant country due to the aftermath of the war between Russia and Ukraine.
I have a feeling that if the Russo-Russian War ends soon, there will be a travel rush.
If you are traveling to the three countries of the Caucasus, I am sure this book will be an excellent guide.
The reason is that although there are guidebooks for the three Caucasus countries, there are almost no up-to-date travelogues.
Additionally, this book includes interviews with three local guides, which further enhances the completeness of the book.
Since this book was published as an ebook at the end of last year, word of mouth has spread through Sinabro, and readers have been flooding in with requests for a paperback version as well.
If possible, we have published a revised edition in a more portable and refreshing format.
The seven co-authors are truly a rainbow of seven colors.
The perspectives were diverse, with scholars, urban planners, construction engineers, retired civil servants, and secondary school teachers studying Eurasian culture for over 40 years.
It was especially interesting to invite a local guide and introduce the interview.
Eunnuri Publishing recommends this book to readers who dream of traveling to the three countries of the Caucasus, have already been there, or are looking for a healing travel destination, stating that it will provide fun and depth that cannot be found in travel guidebooks.
This book goes beyond a simple travelogue and aims to capture the diverse aspects of the three Caucasus countries as explored from each author's perspective.
Rather than one history or one story, it is a book that harmoniously combines multiple perspectives.
I sincerely hope that this book will serve as a guide to understanding the three countries of the Caucasus.
thank you
index
Caucasus 3-Country Travel Route (Map)
prolog
The Caucasus Three Countries and the Silk Road
Real-time information/Correcting misconceptions about the Silk Road
Part 1: Azerbaijan
10 Major Events in Azerbaijan's Modern and Contemporary History
The Unquenchable Fire / Park Geum-su
Baku, the Temple of Fire, and even the National Poet Nasimi / Park Ha
Flying over the Caspian Sea to Azerbaijan / Lee Jae-woong
Beyond the Temple of Fire, to the Caucasus Silk Road! / Lee Jae-hyuk
A trip to Baku, Azerbaijan / Seungyeo Lim
Prehistoric petroglyphs of Gobustan/Im Seung-yeo
Seki Khan Palace and Caravan Sarai / Im Seung-yeo
From Religion to Crafts: Baku Kaleidoscope / Choi Myung-ah
Dialogue | 7 Questions and 7 Answers with a Local Guide 102
Rashima | Come visit Baku, the city of fire!
Part 2: Georgia
10 Major Events in Georgia's Modern and Contemporary History
Georgia and the Silk Road / Mint
Virtual Conversation | Between Poet and Dictator: Summoning Stalin / Park Ha
Reasons to Visit Georgia / Lee Jae-woong
The Road to Jvari Monastery/Lee Jae-woong
Gerygeti Monastery on Mount Kazbegi / Lee Jae-woong
Going to Signagi, the City of Love / Lee Jae-hyuk
The Land of Wine, Sophistication, and Khachkar! / Lee Jae-hyuk
Mount Kazbegi, Prometheus, and Yun Dong-ju/Im Seung-yeo
Meeting Pirosmani in Signagi / Choi Myeong-ah
Conversation | 7 Questions and Answers with a Local Guide
Natia | Korea is my second home!
Part 3: Armenia
10 Major Events in Armenian Modern and Contemporary History
Ten Days in Yerevan / Kang Jin-sook
The Silk Road and Armenian Culture / Mint
Armenia, the Most Unfamiliar Country / Lee Jae-woong
From the Garni Cave Temple to the Yerevan Cascade / Lee Jae-hyeok
Yerevan's nights are more splendid than its days / Choi Myung-ah
On the Way to Georgia / Choi Myung-ah
The End of the Journey / Lee Jae-woong
Conversation | 7 Questions and Answers with a Local Guide
Lia | Welcome to Armenia, an independent nation with a unique culture.
talk
Why Eurasia Now? (Guest: Director Jaehyuk Lee, Interview: Poet Ha Park)
Epilogue
Concluding the travelogue of the three countries of the Caucasus
Co-author biographies (alphabetical order)
prolog
The Caucasus Three Countries and the Silk Road
Real-time information/Correcting misconceptions about the Silk Road
Part 1: Azerbaijan
10 Major Events in Azerbaijan's Modern and Contemporary History
The Unquenchable Fire / Park Geum-su
Baku, the Temple of Fire, and even the National Poet Nasimi / Park Ha
Flying over the Caspian Sea to Azerbaijan / Lee Jae-woong
Beyond the Temple of Fire, to the Caucasus Silk Road! / Lee Jae-hyuk
A trip to Baku, Azerbaijan / Seungyeo Lim
Prehistoric petroglyphs of Gobustan/Im Seung-yeo
Seki Khan Palace and Caravan Sarai / Im Seung-yeo
From Religion to Crafts: Baku Kaleidoscope / Choi Myung-ah
Dialogue | 7 Questions and 7 Answers with a Local Guide 102
Rashima | Come visit Baku, the city of fire!
Part 2: Georgia
10 Major Events in Georgia's Modern and Contemporary History
Georgia and the Silk Road / Mint
Virtual Conversation | Between Poet and Dictator: Summoning Stalin / Park Ha
Reasons to Visit Georgia / Lee Jae-woong
The Road to Jvari Monastery/Lee Jae-woong
Gerygeti Monastery on Mount Kazbegi / Lee Jae-woong
Going to Signagi, the City of Love / Lee Jae-hyuk
The Land of Wine, Sophistication, and Khachkar! / Lee Jae-hyuk
Mount Kazbegi, Prometheus, and Yun Dong-ju/Im Seung-yeo
Meeting Pirosmani in Signagi / Choi Myeong-ah
Conversation | 7 Questions and Answers with a Local Guide
Natia | Korea is my second home!
Part 3: Armenia
10 Major Events in Armenian Modern and Contemporary History
Ten Days in Yerevan / Kang Jin-sook
The Silk Road and Armenian Culture / Mint
Armenia, the Most Unfamiliar Country / Lee Jae-woong
From the Garni Cave Temple to the Yerevan Cascade / Lee Jae-hyeok
Yerevan's nights are more splendid than its days / Choi Myung-ah
On the Way to Georgia / Choi Myung-ah
The End of the Journey / Lee Jae-woong
Conversation | 7 Questions and Answers with a Local Guide
Lia | Welcome to Armenia, an independent nation with a unique culture.
talk
Why Eurasia Now? (Guest: Director Jaehyuk Lee, Interview: Poet Ha Park)
Epilogue
Concluding the travelogue of the three countries of the Caucasus
Co-author biographies (alphabetical order)
Publisher's Review
Eunnuri Publishing published ‘Rainbow Caucasus’.
The subtitle is '7 people, 7 colors, expedition to 3 countries in the Caucasus'.
This book was published as an e-book last time (2025.
1 8) is a paper book with a revised edition.
There is a proverb in Azerbaijan that says, "When a guest enters the house, blessings follow."
The three Caucasus countries, which have recently been attracting attention from travelers, are a healing travel destination for some, a crossroads of Eastern and Western civilizations for others, and a base camp for advancing into Ukraine after the end of the Russo-Russian War for others.
In this book, seven authors explore the three Caucasus countries from their own unique perspectives.
Seven people with different occupations and majors show a colorful rainbow of different dreams.
Focusing on Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia, it explores various topics, including architecture, religion, history, culture, and food, from a traveler's perspective, vividly conveying the charm of each country.
3 Features of the Book
1.
A multi-layered narrative containing the seven perspectives of seven people.
This book is not a simple travelogue, but rather a collection of essays from various perspectives presented by seven co-authors with different backgrounds.
The diverse experiences of architects, urban experts, and historical researchers are combined to provide readers with richer content.
2.
A harmonious exploration of culture and history
From traditional architecture to traces of religious conflict and the transformation of modern cities, it connects the past and present of the three Caucasus countries.
It goes beyond simply introducing healing tourist destinations and unfolds a rainbow-colored cultural discourse, discussing a future of coexistence beyond the history of conflict between nations.
3.
Interview with local guide and general planner
We introduced a conversation between three people who served as local guides during the trip (all of whom had studied abroad in Korea) and Professor Lee Jae-hyeok, who was the overall planner.
Through this, we were able to overcome prejudice and increase the level of completion through the composition of the sumi correlation.
Main contents of the book
Azerbaijan: The charm of modern architecture and living caravanserai in Baku, the city of fire
· Georgia: The birthplace of wine, wine culture, a virtual conversation with the ghost of Stalin, and more.
Armenia: ancient monasteries, historical traces of the Soviet era, hydroelectric power plants, and Lake Sevan.
· Common themes: architectural culture and infrastructure of the three Caucasus countries, religious interactions, and the design of interconnected infrastructure among the three countries.
The subtitle is '7 people, 7 colors, expedition to 3 countries in the Caucasus'.
This book was published as an e-book last time (2025.
1 8) is a paper book with a revised edition.
There is a proverb in Azerbaijan that says, "When a guest enters the house, blessings follow."
The three Caucasus countries, which have recently been attracting attention from travelers, are a healing travel destination for some, a crossroads of Eastern and Western civilizations for others, and a base camp for advancing into Ukraine after the end of the Russo-Russian War for others.
In this book, seven authors explore the three Caucasus countries from their own unique perspectives.
Seven people with different occupations and majors show a colorful rainbow of different dreams.
Focusing on Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia, it explores various topics, including architecture, religion, history, culture, and food, from a traveler's perspective, vividly conveying the charm of each country.
3 Features of the Book
1.
A multi-layered narrative containing the seven perspectives of seven people.
This book is not a simple travelogue, but rather a collection of essays from various perspectives presented by seven co-authors with different backgrounds.
The diverse experiences of architects, urban experts, and historical researchers are combined to provide readers with richer content.
2.
A harmonious exploration of culture and history
From traditional architecture to traces of religious conflict and the transformation of modern cities, it connects the past and present of the three Caucasus countries.
It goes beyond simply introducing healing tourist destinations and unfolds a rainbow-colored cultural discourse, discussing a future of coexistence beyond the history of conflict between nations.
3.
Interview with local guide and general planner
We introduced a conversation between three people who served as local guides during the trip (all of whom had studied abroad in Korea) and Professor Lee Jae-hyeok, who was the overall planner.
Through this, we were able to overcome prejudice and increase the level of completion through the composition of the sumi correlation.
Main contents of the book
Azerbaijan: The charm of modern architecture and living caravanserai in Baku, the city of fire
· Georgia: The birthplace of wine, wine culture, a virtual conversation with the ghost of Stalin, and more.
Armenia: ancient monasteries, historical traces of the Soviet era, hydroelectric power plants, and Lake Sevan.
· Common themes: architectural culture and infrastructure of the three Caucasus countries, religious interactions, and the design of interconnected infrastructure among the three countries.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 24, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 268 pages | 125*200*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791194718017
- ISBN10: 1194718019
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