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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

This great guide to Bangkok features 24 colour maps of the city centre and surrounds, a dedicated chapter on the wonders of Thai cuisine, gives you the low-down on Bangkok's eclectic nightlife as well as easy-to-follow walking tours and fun daytrips.

This great guide to Bangkok features 24 colour maps of the city centre and surrounds, a dedicated chapter on the wonders of Thai cuisine, gives you the low-down on Bangkok's eclectic nightlife as well as easy-to-follow walking tours and fun daytrips.

Containing activities and trips for travelling with children, this text presents detailed advice for exploring Brittany and Normandy by bike or by car. It reviews the best places to sample the freshest Breton seafood and the creamiest Norman cuisine.

This travel guide to the Falklands and South Georgia Island offers practical advice on getting there, special Antarctic wildlife coverage and extensive information on mountains, harbours and bays.

Climb the stalls at Leptis Magna's theatre without looking back, then turn around for the best view in the Roman world, p110. Hear water lapping in the heart of the desert at the Ubari Lakes, p187. Find out what Libyans really mean when they tell you, 'Every country has its own customs,' p44. Get step-by-step instructions on obtaining a tourist visa, p228. The only up-to-date Libya travel guide on the market Save your tour guide a mutiny - read our hotel reviews first then head for the best GPS references for hard-to-find Saharan sites Fascinating literary quotations bring the history of desert exploration to life.

Climb the stalls at Leptis Magna's theatre without looking back, then turn around for the best view in the Roman world, p110. Hear water lapping in the heart of the desert at the Ubari Lakes, p187. Find out what Libyans really mean when they tell you, 'Every country has its own customs,' p44. Get step-by-step instructions on obtaining a tourist visa, p228. The only up-to-date Libya travel guide on the market Save your tour guide a mutiny - read our hotel reviews first then head for the best GPS references for hard-to-find Saharan sites Fascinating literary quotations bring the history of desert exploration to life.

This guide is ideal for travellers who want to understand Australia's 50,000-year-old cultural tradition. More than 60 Indigenous people have contributed to this guide, together with some of Lonely Planet's most experienced guidebook researchers. Includes an introduction to Indigenous languages.

This guide is ideal for travellers who want to understand Australia's 50,000-year-old cultural tradition. More than 60 Indigenous people have contributed to this guide, together with some of Lonely Planet's most experienced guidebook researchers. Includes an introduction to Indigenous languages.

This new edition includes excursions chapter covering Great Lakes getaways, and a pull-out map for handier navigation.

The first up to date independent guide to New Orleans since Hurricane Katrina in AUgust 2005. A special chapter dedicated to hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, with extensive coverage if the affected neighbourhoods.

Discover the land of Pilgrims and Patriots! New England crams more history, scenery and outdoor adventure into six states than most countries. Walk the Freedom Trail, admire fall foliage, spot humpback whales and scale the White Mountains. Packed with insider tips from local authors, our definitive guide helps you explore the colonial heart of America. • Be Inspired - stroll Boston's cobblestone streets, follow Thoreau's footsteps around Walden Pond and gaze out over the Atlantic from a remote lighthouse. • Dig In - the best places to savor lobster, clam chowder, maple syrup, artisanal cheeses, extraordinary ice cream and other local delicacies. • Play Outdoors - hike the Appalachian Trail, ski Vermont's superb slopes, wander Cape Cod's fine beaches and sail Maine's rugged coast. • Rest Easy - top accommodations for all, from forest campgrounds to romantic colonial B&,Bs. • Hit The Road with scenic drives through rolling farmland, leafy woods and charming historic villages.

This book features new colour food chapter highlighting the regional diversity of cuisine, including in-depth information on cheese, bread and charcuterie.Local voice interviews give reader's a window into the people who define French culture. It provides in-depth coverage of French culture, food & wine, plus thorough explanations about how all these are intertwined and inseparable.We have included increased coverage of how and where to travel sustainably and support businesses that make a concerted effort to minimise their impact on the environment.

Which island paradise is the one for you? For this 7th edition we walked barefoot along every dazzling white beach, dipped our toes in every aquamarine lagoon, and checked the view from dozens of beachside pools. Plunge into these pages to reap the benefits of Lonely Planet's thoroughly enjoyable research.Lonely Planet guides are written by experts who get to the heart of every destination they visit. This fully updated edition is packed with accurate, practical and honest advice, designed to give you the information you need to make the most of your trip.In This Guide:No hype assessment of resorts. Read this book before you book!Snorkelling and Diving chapter to get you underwater with manta rays and turtlesMost romantic island resorts and beaches

Great move. You’ve just picked up Lonely Planet’s hometown guide – and we know world-class Melbourne better than anyone else. We’ve gladly pulled out our best to cover every inch of abundant cultural turf. Applaud honest, insider reviews and stunning colour by staff photographers (see if you can spot one taken from our rooftop). This is the game we play 24/7.Kick Off your trip with expert history, culture and art &, architecture chapters by academics, artists and radicalsHandball ordinary stuff: we’ve handpicked hidden bars, top restaurants and the best music venues so you can get on with having a good timeScore some great bargains on our unrivalled shopping stripsRoar With The Crowd – get rugged up and get vocal at the footy with the localsBreak Away From The Pack – relax in spa country, coastal wilderness or the Mornington Peninsula