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World Travel Routes

Part 1: Asia, a continent brimming with fascinating nature and history
1.
A trip to Japan, a nearby country, to become closer
Tokyo, a city where tradition and cutting-edge technology coexist
Osaka & Kyoto, the Kansai region that preserves Japan's history
A panorama of prosperity, decline, and reconstruction: Kyushu

GEO-NEW Japan's nuclear accident is ongoing, and Taiwan declares nuclear phase-out.

2.
China Yesterday and Today: Beijing and Shanghai
Beijing, where history lives and breathes
Shanghai, the city of modernization

GEO-NEW China, THAAD deployment, and the center of the South China Sea conflict

3.
Two similar yet different countries: Vietnam and Cambodia
Ha Long Bay, Vietnam's natural wonders
Visit the Angkor ruins in Cambodia, the city of the gods.

4.
Singapore, a land of order and abundance amidst diverse cultures
Singapore's unique history
Manage the country as clean and safe
A multicultural society that respects diversity
Peranakan, a cultural melting pot

5.
An Indian Wanderlust Without Curry
India, a continent larger than Europe
Kolkata, the cultural capital of India
The center of the Indian subcontinent, the Deccan Plateau
Mumbai, the heart of India's 1.2 billion-strong economy

6.
The fertile Ganges Delta, Bangladesh
Dhaka, the capital of the small but mighty country of Bangladesh
The Ganges Delta, the home of life
Meghalaya, with its unique natural environment and cultural landscape

GEO-NEW Where is spring in Myanmar?

7.
Nepal: Challenges and Hopes of the Himalayas
A country embraced by the Himalayas
Annapurna, the goddess of abundance
Safari to Lumbini Garden, the birthplace of Buddha, and Chitwan Nature Reserve

GEO-NEW Learning from the Nepal Earthquake


Part 2: Europe, a cradle of diverse and distinctive cultures
8.
The wonders of nature and leisure, Norway
Bergen, a port city filled with music
The pinnacle of glacier-created beauty, the fjord
Oslo, loved by Vikings, Oslo, a city that loves culture

9.
A time-traveling city walk, England
Edinburgh, Scotland, brimming with tradition and individuality
Manchester and Sheffield, the birthplaces of the Industrial Revolution
London, the center of the world

GEO-NEW Leave or Remain in the EU? Britain Chooses 'Brexit'!

10.
Spain, the land of passion where Columbus's voyage began
Seville, the city that preserves the glory of Spain
Granada, a city steeped in Islamic culture, and Ronda, the birthplace of modern bullfighting.
Catalonia, another culture in Spain

11.
Switzerland, the land of the Alps
Take the train to Jungfraujoch in the Alps today
Switzerland chose to be a self-governing neutral country
Zurich, a global city, and Switzerland, a brand powerhouse

12.
Greece, a land of hidden stories along the mountains and islands
Athens, the flower of the ancient Greek world
Santorini, a golden city nestled in the caldera

GEO-NEW Europe's Concerns: Terrorism and Refugees

Recommendation
Photo source: CCL

An educational world tour with a geography teacher's friendly commentary and guidance!

This book is packed with representative cities of the countries it introduces.
Of course, we couldn't visit every city in each country in the symbolic 80-day schedule, but through "80-Day World Tour with Geography Teacher," we can tour cities all over the world.
It also faithfully serves as a guide that introduces major travel destinations by vividly capturing the history and culture of each country through representative cities of each country, such as Tokyo, Osaka, Beijing, Shanghai, Hanoi, Siem Reap, Singapore, Delhi, Mumbai, Dhaka, Kathmandu, Bergen, London, Edinburgh, Zurich, Seville, Barcelona, ​​and Athens.
However, we also travel to cities that have gone through decline and regeneration, experiencing the ups and downs of history and rapid environmental changes, such as Sheffield, Dhanbad, Jamshedpur, Nagasaki, Chittagong, and Ronda, which are relatively lesser-known, and reflect on the meaning of 'urban regeneration', which is becoming a new issue in our country.
In addition to the silk city, it also faithfully introduces beautiful natural landscapes such as the Meghalaya Plateau, Annapurna, Jungfraujoch, Sundarban Wildlife Sanctuary, Chitwan National Park, mangroves, Sognefjord and Hardangerfjord, and Santorini Island.
It talks about the importance of nature that we must preserve and protect amidst changes in the ecological environment due to global warming and the alarm about endangered animals, and it also introduces the process by which the region's unique topography was formed in an interesting way.

'GEO-NEWS', which introduces current issues that are sharply intertwined in each country or region, shows that the current problems of each region are not just the problems of the local people, but are issues that affect all of us living today.
This will be an opportunity to vividly experience that world geography is not a distant story about unfamiliar countries, but rather a problem that concerns us as we live as part of the Earth.


At the same time, it does not miss out on introducing local festivals and food unique to the region, making it a worthy "educational travel book" that the whole family can enjoy together.
Through this book, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of world geography, learn wise travel techniques, and naturally come to understand the attitude you should have as a member of the global village.