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Lonely Planet Countries and Regions Guides
| Relevant titles: | 5 |
| Publisher: | Lonely Planet |
Market-leading comprehensive guides, predominantly practical in content and aimed at independent travellers. Frank and informal in style, with a layout that makes for exceptional ease of use, these...
| Relevant titles: | 4 |
| Publisher: | Rough Guides |
Highly popular and respected comprehensive guidebooks. Rough Guides provide extensive practical travel advice for all budgets and have gained an excellent reputation amongst independent travellers for...
| Relevant titles: | 4 |
| Publisher: | Footprint |
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Much respected and long-standing series of comprehensive guides, renowned for their accuracy and reliability. Some titles in this series are updated annually. These guides cover everything...
| Publisher: | Everyman |
| Catalogue number: | 101203 |
| Availability: | Special order: usually dispatched within 10 days |
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High-quality colour illustrations, largely hand-painted, characterise these intelligent and rewarding cultural guides. The arts, architecture, history and natural history are the...
| Publisher: | Hardys Bay Publishing |
| Catalogue number: | 163928 |
| Availability: | Temporarily out of stock |
“Love Bangalore” is described by its makers as a 'hand-book for the luxury vagabond', and that’s just what this special guide is. It comes in a luxurious silk pouch, as seen in the image on the right...
| Publisher: | Hardys Bay Publishing |
| Catalogue number: | 163929 |
| Availability: | In stock: usually dispatched within 48 hours |
“Love Mumbai” is described by its makers as a 'hand-book for the luxury vagabond', and that’s just what this special guide is. It comes in a luxurious silk pouch, as seen in the image on the right.
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Most people remember Delhi as somewhere unfortunately close to the inner-circle of hell, a result of the fact that they arrive and proceed, shell-shocked and heat-exhausted, to a thankless-battle with Indian bureaucracy to book their onward journey. But there's fun to be had there, I promise. South Delhi is where it's at. For a fantastic evening meal, head to...
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The mapping of India is a tale that touches all strands of culture, history, science and politics ensuring that one cannot help but be fascinated. The feats and determination of the surveyors astounded me when I first undertook the study of cartography and their effort is entwined with our need for understanding...
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