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Suitable for foreigners working in Afghanistan, this guide features a colour section on the contradictory nature of life in Afghanistan. It includes practical tips and useful content from locals and long-term expat residents of Afghanistan.

Offering a pronunciation guide throughout, this title includes a comprehensive food section. It features two-way 3500-word dictionary.

Written by Belgium expert authors, one of whom is a native.

This guide was researched and written with travel sustainability in mind, and promotes the best eco-accredited businesses in Western Australia. Local and expert authors, are born and bred here, including biologist Tim Flannery. There is comprehensive coverage of 4 Wheel Drive roads and tracks that criss-cross this vast area. There is great new use of colour. There are long-term accommodation options and there is excellent coverage of seasonal work. Around the southwest, cars and campervans are the modes of choice for most travellers, who are catered for with accommodation options in most small towns - so they can stop when they feel like it.

Covering 44 countries, this is a guide to Europe. Including Dedicated Language chapter with key phrases in 29 languages, it offers coverage on Montenegro. It also features a Responsible Travel page with advice on how to travel ethically around the region.

There's more to Portugal than bacalhau and porto, but how to get in deeper? Despite crazy rumors, you can't get drunk, speak French and expect to be understood in Portugal. Open this book and take the plunge - Portuguese is the key to an adventure of your own. Our phrasebooks give you a comprehensive mix of practical and social words and phrases in more than 120 languages. Chat with the locals and discover their culture - a guaranteed way to enrich your travel experience.

Offering coverage of key excursions and activities found around the city, this title offers individual itineraries, with sleeping, eating, and entertainment listings.

This book of information gives details such as size and origins, its indigenous mammals and a guide to language, as well as essentials on how to get around, places to visit and activities, and where to stay.

Presenting easy-to-use, fold-out grid-referenced maps, this title contains photographs.

Presenting walking tours of Tallinn's major sights with photographs, this full-colour pocket guide contains easy-to-use, fold-out grid-referenced maps.

Discover fantasy castles and be charmed by medieval towns, explore ancient forests and climb the soaring Bavarian Alps. Or sample the world’s best beers on a hops trail from Bamberg to Munich. Uncover the heart of Germany with our definitive guide - detailed regional coverage for the perfect Bavarian getaway.Be Inspired – highlights of the region showcased in full colorImmerse Yourself – engaging History and Culture chapters connect you with the real BavariaHit The Road – follow the classic Romantic Road trail or get off track with inspirational itineraries and detours suggestionsFind Your Way – full color fold-out map of the region and its roads plus detailed town plans make navigation easyCross The Border and visit Salzburg – comprehensive coverage of this magnificent Austrian city, just a hop away by car or train

Endless beaches, snowcapped mountains, bush re­treats, historic townships and Aus­tralia’s sassiest city – Victoria is proof that good things come in small packages. Whether you want open vistas or urban spaces, big events or intimate escapes, Lonely Planet offers the perfect getaway with the only comprehensive guidebook to Victoria.Tap Into The Pulse with our inside information on magical Melbourne’s best eateries, watering holes, and sports and arts eventsWet Your Whistle – dedicated Wineries chapter offers expert advice on Victoria’s wine industryGet Out There with our tips for activities in the air, on land or on water – from ballooning to bushwalking, skiing to surfingRest Your Head – with country pubs, hip hotels, B&,Bs and campsites, we’ve got your sleeping options coveredFind Your Way or lose yourself (if you prefer) – with over 70 maps of cities, towns, regions and national parks

the longest running and best selling guide to South India we have extensive coverage of Goa and Kerala, it's not all sun, sand and full moon parties, this guide also features top tips on South Indian cuisine, arts and culture superior maps, listings and practical information South Indians are far more likely to be vegetarians than North Indians, no tandoori chicken or vindaloo curries here Kerala is the only Indian state governed by the Communist Party of India perhaps coincidentally, Kerala enjoys the nations highest literacy rates and lowest disease rates Kerala's state language is Malayalam, which is a palindrome and they are far more likely to speak English than Hindi

South Australia is a conundrum - so much to do; so little time! Adelaide's feast of great restaurants and multitude of cultural entertainments compete with easy getaways such as the Barossa Valley or Kangaroo Island. And then there's the Flinders Ranges and the otherworldly experience of the SA outback...Maybe you'd better stay an extra week? • DINE OUT - grab a quick plate of Coffin Bay oysters in an arty cafe, or linger over a succulent steak while you decide if it suits a McLaren Vale shiraz or a Coonawarra merlot • GRAPE WORSHIP - there's probably a law against visiting South Australia without seeing some of Australia's greatest wineries (if it's not illegal, it should be!) • FIND YOURSELF - with 70 maps to help navigate from theatre to market to cafe, and Detour boxed texts to escape 'the crowds' • SHAKE IT, BABY - they don't call it the Festival State for nothing! Find the nearest outdoor extravaganza and join in the end of that conga line

Sunscreen: check! Surf gear: check! Lonely Planet: check! Make the great Aussie pilgrimage up the eastern seaboard – sun-kissed realm of beaches and buzzing cities, wilderness and wildlife, country retreats and wineries. Our definitive guidebook gives you detailed regional coverage for the perfect coastal odyssey.Cruise The Coast – coverage of the best beaches from St Kilda Esplanade to the Great Barrier Reef, and beyondEmbrace The Outdoors – whether it’s boating or bungee jumping, cycling or surfing, we’ll help you to an adrenaline highSuss Out The Cities – inside information on how to make the most of magical Melbourne, sassy Sydney and breezy BrisbaneTaste The Tucker – freshly shucked rock oysters, snags sizzling on the barbie or fresh mangoes, whatever you fancy, we’ll have you salivatingGo Your Own Way – 95 maps to help you navigate from sports event to market to beach, and detours to escape the crowds

The Lonely Planet Regional Guides are the complete guides for independent travellers. They feature inspirational colour highlights sections, tailored itineraries, insider tips and opinionated reviews from authors with intimate ties to the region.