Hugh Finlay

From the Authors As always, many people lent assistance in many ways. Among them Hugh would especially like to thank: Graeme Thomson, Phillip Jackson and Alistair Brown (Plight Centres), Malcolm Gascoigne (Yare Safaris), Hans-Peter Erismann, Rulan Desai (Kilimanjaro Safari Club), Ian Vincent...

Introduction South-East Asia has so many highlights it is difficult to know where to begin. Volcanos, jungles, ancient cultures, thriving metropolises, pristine beaches and spellbinding ritual - you'll fmd them all. But perhaps it's easiest to sum it all up with a cliche - it's the people you...

This Book From the Publisher This 10th edition of Australia was edited in Lonely Planet's Melbourne office by Arabella Bamber, with the assistance of Joanne Newell, Kristin Odijk, Cherry Prior and Lucy Williams. Barbara Benson coordinated the design, layout and mapping, with superb back-up from...

IntroductionDraped along the greatest heights of the Himalaya, the kingdom of Nepal is a land of eternal fascination, a place where one visit is rarely enough. It's a land of ancient history, colourfiil cultures and people, superb scenery and some of the best walking on earth.Nepal's history is...

Könyvgerinc megtört. The Taj Mahal is just a day's journey away from this delightful destination--and Lonely Planet's city guide to New Delhi tells travelers the best way to get there. Details on the city's hotels and restaurants is included, plus walking and bike tour information. Over 20...

Introduction Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei are three independent South-East Asian nations offering the visitor a taste of Asia at its most accessible. These countries are among the richest in Asia so, as you might expect, they are relatively prosperous and forward-looking. Transport facilities...

Introduction South-East Asia has so many highlights it is difficult to know where to begin. Volcanos, jungles, ancient cultures, thriving metropolises, pristine beaches and spellbinding ritual - you'll find them all. But perhaps it's easiest to sum it all up with a cliche - it's the people you...