Lonely Planet Travel Survival Kit

17 total works

China

by Robert Storey and etc.

Published September 1980

This guidebook disc usses China's political landscape post-Deng and the Hong Kong handover. There is expanded information on history, culture, architecture and arts, with detaile medicine, techniques and therapies.

Papua New Guinea

by Tony Wheeler, Adrian Lipscomb, Rowan McKinnon, and Jon Murray

Published April 1979

Papua New Guinea was one of the last inhabited places on earth to be explored by Europeans. This revised guide offers advice for travellers wanting to explore the landscapes and cultures of this island nation.

Queensland

by Mark Armstrong

Published 15 December 1995

This guide features a range of accommodation options for any budget, from camping to five-star hotels. It has coverage of all major attractions, as well as tips for getting off the beaten track. Discover whale watching, snorkelling and diving, the perfect beach and World Heritage sites.

Tahiti and French Polynesia

by Tony Wheeler, Jean-Bernard Carillet, and Hilary Rogers

Published 31 January 1997

This guide is full of practical advice on what to see, where to go, local customs and cuisine, where to stay and other useful hints for the traveller. It also offers historical background, including the Bounty mutineers.

Indonesia

by Ginny Bruce and etc.

Published October 1986

Includes a special colour section on Indonesian arts and crafts, up-to-date tips on the best places to stay for any budget, comprehensive notes on Indonesian cuisine, detailed information on getting around Indonesia's thousands of islands, and a helpful chapter on Bahasa Indonesia.

Morocco

by Geoff Crowther, Bradley Mayhew, and Jan Dodd

Published 2 February 1970

This guide to Morocco offers insider advice on where to sleep, eat and play and understand Moroccan Arabic, French and Berber. Detailed maps cover medieval medinas, the rugged Atlas Mountains and everywhere between, and where to experience the country's best trekking, bird-watching and surf.

Korea

by Geoff Crowther

Published May 1988

From teeming Seoul in its mountain cradle to remote offshore islands and secluded monasteries, this comprehensive guide will help people discover this land of dramatic beauty.

Myanmar (Burma)

by Tony Wheeler

Published 31 March 1992

Provides accommodation and restaurant options to suit a range of budgets. This guide to Myanmar includes areas opened up to independent travellers, and has a section on ancient temples.

Sri Lanka

by Tony Wheeler

Published February 1980

43 maps, including a colour country map - top spots: romantic ruins, sun drenched beaches & jungle trails - full colour highlights section - special section on Sri Lankan cuisine - extensive, practical information about where to eat, sleep & play - Some of the main reasons visitors are attracted to Sri Lanka are the beaches (including surfing), culture, festivals and scenery. - Muslim traders knew of Sri Lanka as Serendib, from which was derived the word 'serendlpity' - making a happy and unexpected discovery by accident. - The jackfruit tree, common in Sri Lanka, bears fruit up to 30kg - the world's largest fruit.

Lonely Planet Thailand

by Joe Cummings and etc.

Published August 1978

our international bestseller updated by a specialist four-author team - new 12-page colour section on Thailand's Highlights - expert coverage of Thailand's fascinating culture, arts & lip-smacking cuisine - tips on the best island retreats & national parks - all place names transcribed into Thai script for easy navigation - Around 5000 'ravers' attend the full moon beach party each month on Ko Pha-Ngan island. - Royal Thai cuisine is the style of food that was traditionally served in the royal court. - Every Thai male is expected to spend some time during his life living as a Buddhist monk.

Britain

by Tony Wheeler and etc.

Published 30 April 1995

Contains 147 maps including full-colour London map section; information on where to stay from B&Bs to Georgian mansions and the best hotels; tells you where to find the best British cuisine and the best pubs; covers all the important museums and sights.

Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei

by Geoff Crowther and Tony Wheeler

Published May 1982

Providing maps of cities, towns and rural areas, this guide provides practical details of all aspects of travel in these three independent nations. This fifth edition includes a range of accommodation and restaurant options to suit all budgets.

Islands of Australia's Great Barrier Reef

by Tony Wheeler and Mark Armstrong

Published August 1990

Islands include Great Keppel, Brampton, the Whitsundays, Magnetic, Orpheus, Hinchinbrook, Dunk, Bedarra, Green, Lizard, Thursday and others. Information on mainland getaways: Cairns, Townsville and Airlie Beach, practical tips on diving, snorkelling, windsurfing, sailing and accommodation advice for every budget.

Karakoram Highway

by John King and Bradley Mayhew

Published August 1989

The Karakoram Highway crosses from western China into Pakistan's rugged north along an ancient network of trade routes known as the Silk Road. This guide contains notes on the history of the region, as well as sections on geology, flora and fauna and cultural considerations. A language section providing useful words and phrases for 10 languages is also included.

Lonely Planet Victoria

by Mark Armstrong

Published August 1996

This guide offers insight into Victoria's seductive diversity, including its expansive landscapes and secluded towns. Special sections cover wineries, weekend escapes and state festivals.

Mongolia

by Robert Storey

Published 31 May 1993

Contains the only comprehensive guide to the country; fascinating historical, cultural and political background; special sections on gers and the nadaam festival; how to get around by horse, jeep, minivan, public transport and mountain bike; great accommodation options.

Victoria

by Mark Armstrong

Published 26 August 1993

Lonely Planet's "Travel Survival Kits" cover one country, or a small group of countries, in depth, with travel and accommodation options to suit a range of budgets. These guides are designed to be easy to use, providing practical travel information in a lively, entertaining style. Features of this series include: cultural and historical background; detailed maps of cities, towns and rural areas; information on getting there and getting around; practical information on every aspect of travel; health and safety advice; information on local cuisine; advice on customs and etiquette; key words, phrases and basic grammar of local languages; and names of places, restaurants and hotels in foreign script where applicable. This guide contains detailed travel information on the Australian state of Victoria. From cosmopolitan Melbourne and the ski slopes of the Victorian Alps, to the Murray River, the Great Ocean Road and picturesque vineyards, it shows travellers how and where to discover the best of Victoria.