by Jetlag Travel
If you are a fan of Borat, and favor Lonely Planet travel guides, you might get a kick out of the parody travel guide: Molvania.
This small Eastern European country even has its own website and public relations bureau.
We got this book for my father-in-law to read on the plane when he travelled to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
Molvania is available in used condition from Amazon.com for the truly incredible price of just one cent, plus $3.99 for shipping.
The book is by Rob Sitch, Tom Gleisner and is published by Jetlag Travel Guides.
In format and page layout, this inspired send-up of a travel guide looks exactly like the real thing, and it displays an acute feel for all the clichés of the genre. —New Yorker on Molvania
Subsequent Jetlag Travel guides spoof Phaic Tăn, a nation in Southeast Asia, and San Sombrèro in Latin America (A Land of Carnivals, Cocktails and Coups).
On a less frivolous note, adventurous travelers may want to check out New Girl in the Air’s trip report on the beautiful countries of Slovenia and Croatia.