Australia

by Eugene Fodor and etc.

Published August 1978
This is a land so different from any other that it can sometimes seems as if it were conjured rather than created. If you love outdoor recreation, imaginative cuisine, natural beauty seemingly without limit, and the idea of an English-speaking nation actually being exotic, Australia was made (or conjured) for you. Be sure to pack this Fodor's guide before leaving on your journey to the land down under to ensure you don't miss a thing!

The San Francisco Chronicle sums it up best: "Fodor's Gold Guides are saturated with information."

- New two-color interiors make it easier to find the information you need.
- Fodor's Choice ratings tell what not to miss.
- Hotel and restaurant reviews cover all budgets.
- New [ sign category flags the best budget options.
- Multi-day itineraries help readers build the right trip for them.
- Smart Travel Tips, a complete chapter packed with contacts and great advice


India

by Hugh Finlay and etc.

Published 2 February 1970
This guidebook includes the low-down on what makes India tick, politically and economically, and a 32 page colour section "Sacred India", highlighting the country's religious diversity.

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 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.

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.

Laos

by Andrew Burke and Joe Cummings

Published 31 May 1988
Part of The Lonely Planet Country Guides, this book features colour highlights sections, grid-referenced maps, and history, culture, food and environment chapters.

This guide covers Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Brunei. It includes a 32 page colour safari guide; features trekking in Tanzania gorilla spotting in Rwanda and safari tours in Kenya; up-to-date information on places to eat, sleep and shop; and information on the region's tribal groups and cultures.

A comprehensive travel guide covering South Africa, Lesotho and Swaziland. The text includes information on accommodation, eating out, local customs and festivals, wildlife, safaris, and language.

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.

Bali and Lombok

by Ryan Ver Berkmoes

Published 23 March 2007
This is the definitive guide to the Bali experience. An additional chapter highlights Lombok. Special sections are included on arts, temples, dance and Balinese indulgences, as well as the best spots for diving, snorkelling, sun-tanning and volcano treks.

England

by Ryan Ver Berkmoes and etc.

Published 29 February 1996
This guide to England contains information on the history and culture, accommodation, local cuisine, places and times to visit, language tips, maps, and health and safety advice. It is aimed at people on a variety of budgets.

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.

Oman, UAE and Arabian Peninsula

by Jenny Walker and Et Al

Published 19 November 2004
This guide covers all the Gulf states and pays special attention to history, culture and special activities.

Nepal

by Tony Wheeler and Richard Everist

Published October 1990
tried & tested outdoor activities section for all skill levels - popular special section: Walking tours of Kathmandu - practical, reliable information to get the traveller from peak to valley - comprehensive section on festival dates & highlights to help travel planning - 55 detailed maps - Tiny Nepal contains 10 percent of the world's bird species - On Hoi festival day, everyone is splashed with water and coloured powder - You should always walk clockwise around Buddhist stupas and chortens

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.

South India

by Christine Niven and etc.

Published 30 November 1998
Explores south India and includes Orissa and Maharastra and looks at and explains the magnificent architecture to be found in the region. A special section on eurotrash rave haven to ashram nervana, here is the full scope of the south India experience with options all along the way.

Lonely Planet: The world's leading travel guide publisher Lonely Planet's Discover Europe is your passport to all the most relevant and up-to-date advice on what to see, what to skip and what hidden discoveries await you. Wander the corridors of Versailles, gaze up at the Sistine Chapel's remarkable ceiling and sip ale in historic London pubs, all with your trusted travel companion. Discover the best of Europe and begin your journey now!
Inside Lonely Planet's Discover Europe: *Full-colour maps and images throughout *Highlights and itineraries show you the simplest way to tailor your trip to your own personal needs and interests *Insider tips save you time and money, and help you get around like a local, avoiding crowds and trouble spots *Essential info at your fingertips - including hours of operation, phone numbers, websites, transit tips and prices *Honest reviews for all budgets - including eating, sleeping, sight-seeing, going out, shopping and hidden gems that most guidebooks miss *Cultural insights give you a richer and more rewarding travel experience - including give you a richer and more rewarding travel experience - including history, art, architecture, family travel, food & drink and landscapes *Over 70 colour maps *Useful features - including Itineraries, Month by Month (annual festival calendar) and 24 illustrated features *Coverage of Austria, Belgium, Britain, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Switzerland The Perfect Choice: Lonely Planet's Discover Europe, our easy-to-use guide, is perfect for travellers who seek the most popular attractions a destination has to offer.
Filled with inspiring and colourful photos, this guide focuses on the best of the best. * Looking for just a few of the destinations included in this guide? Check out the relevant Lonely Planet Travel Guides, our mostcomprehensive guides that cover both the top sights and take the roads less travelled, or Lonely Planet's Discover Guides, which are photo-rich guides to those countries' most popular attractions. Authors: Written and researched by Lonely Planet, Oliver Berry, Alexis Averbuck, Mark Baker, Kerry Christiani, Mark Elliott, Duncan Garwood, Anthony Ham, Virginia Maxwell, Craig McLachlan, Andrea Schulte-Peevers, Ryan Ver Berkmoes, Nicola Williams, Neil Wilson About Lonely Planet: Started in 1973, Lonely Planet has become the world's leading travel guide publisher with guidebooks to every destination on the planet, as well as an award-winning website, a suite of mobile and digital travel products, and a dedicated traveller community. Lonely Planet's mission is to enable curious travellers to experience the world and to truly get to the heart of the places they find themselves in.
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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.

Russia and Belarus

by Simon Richmond, etc., and Et Al

Published 27 June 2003
This guide gives detailed coverage of historic cities such as Moscow, St Petersburg and Kiev. It gives practical advice on activities from boat trips down the Volga River to skiing in the Caucasus, and covers extensive accommodation, eating and entertainment options.