Pakistan is a country for the truly intrepid. Whether you’re trekking in mind-blowing mountainscapes, experiencing life in a Pashtun village, standing awestruck in front of one of the world’s biggest mosques or wandering through fabled bazaars – be prepared for a warm-hearted welcome, and expect the unexpected. You’ll need a reliable companion, and this guidebook is it. Cover The Country – We do, from Karachi to Peshawar and up the Karakoram Highway into China Get Informed about Pakistan’s history, politics and culture with chapters written by experts in their fields Find Your Way with the help of 90 easy-to-use maps, including customised itinerary maps Get High – Our experts give you details on Pakistan’s best treks Keep Out Of Trouble – Vital safety tips, from advice on how to dress to places to avoid

Lonely Planet Pakistan & the Karakoram Highway

Travel

Sarina Singh

Lindsay Brown

John Mock

Kimberley O'Neil

Asia

Lonely Planet Publications

Lonely Planet Bhutan Search for fried ferns, jellied cowskins, and dried yak cheese at Thimphu's weekend market. Be blessed with a 10-inch penis at Chimi Lhakhang, the home of the 'Divine Madman'. Dance with snowlions and banter with clowns at the pick of Bhutan's colorful festivals. Hike up to the gavity-defying Tiger's Nest monastery, reputedly held on to the sheer cliff face by the hairs of angels. In this Guide Understand murals and monsters with in-depth coverage of Bhutanese Buddhism and culture by our regional expert. Special trekking chapter brings Himalayan peaks that little bit closer… Find out more and swap yeti-spotting tips at lonelyplanet.com

Lonely Planet Bhutan

Stan Armington

Bradley Mayhew

Richard Whitecross

Lonely Planet

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 beyond Embrace The Outdoors – whether it’s boating or bungee jumping, cycling or surfing, we’ll help you to an adrenaline high Suss Out The Cities – inside information on how to make the most of magical Melbourne, sassy Sydney and breezy Brisbane Taste The Tucker – freshly shucked rock oysters, snags sizzling on the barbie or fresh mangoes, whatever you fancy, we’ll have you salivating Go Your Own Way – 95 maps to help you navigate from sports event to market to beach, and detours to escape the crowds

Lonely Planet East Coast Australia: A Classic Overland Route

Ryan Ver Berkmoes

Australia & South Pacific

Discover India Shield your eyes as the desert sun ignites the sandstone of Jaisalmer Fort, p. 245 Sway side-to-side as you lumber through the jungle tiger-spotting on the back of an elephant in Corbett Tiger Reserve, p. 472 Head for the hills and the heavens: adventure out from Darjeeling on a trek with stunning Himalayan views, p. 542 Align your chakras and get bent into a new position at a yoga class in Mumbai, p. 780 In This Guide: Twelve authors, 252 days of in-country research, 28 new hotels in Delhi alone Our new Activities chapter covers wildlife safaris, adventure tours, trekking, Ayurveda and yoga courses Visit lonelyplanet.com for up-to-the-minute reviews, updates and traveler suggestions

India (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

Rafael Wlodarski

Mark Elliott

Amy Karafin

Paul Harding

Virginia Jealous

Joe Bindloss

Tom Spurling

Simon, Richmond

Discover Australia Feel the wind in your hair as you cruise the world's longest road; tips for driving across this magnificent, monster country. Find out where Lonely Planet's favorite Australians would rather be. Seek refuge in Cape Tribulation's Wet Tropics where the rainforest greets the sea. Join the dots; hear about Aboriginal culture from Australia's first people. In This Guide: 12 intrepid authors, over 70 weeks on-the-road research, 204 maps, one possum in a tent. Wine regions boxed and packaged, brilliant food in every state, decent coffee every 300kms! Visit lonelyplanet.com for reviews, daily updates and traveler suggestions.

Lonely Planet Australia

Becca Blond

Terry Carter

Lara Dunston

Justine Vaisutis

George Dunford

Discover Sydney &amp; New South Wales Swandive at Bondi or `go glamour' at Tamarama: swim with the cool kids at Sydney's superb beaches. Explore lunar plains, outback dunes, sun-soaked coasts and moss-cloaked rainforests. Follow your nose: we've sniffed out the best coffee, loveliest wine and freshest produce. In This Guide: 1800 hours of research by six Australian travel writers (geologists, journalists, architects and novelists). One leading environmental scientist and climate change expert, Tim Flannery. 130 words in local `lingo': tell the difference between a larrikin, a dag and a shark biscuit (you'll meet them all at one pub). 500 divine national parks: trek, mountain-bike, 4WD and camp, eco-style.

Lonely Planet Sydney & New South Wales (Lonely Planet Travel Guides)

Wendy Kramer

Charles Rawlings-Way

Penny Watson

Jocelyn Harewood

Discover Rajasthan, Delhi &amp; Agra See the Taj Mahal in a new light with a romantic midnight viewing Appreciate the balance of man and nature at a Bishnoi village Nibble spicy bhajia at Delhi's bustling bazaars Bat eyelashes with camels at the kaleidoscopic Pushkar Camel Fair In This Guide From desert to Delhi: 1000-plus hours of author research, hundreds of train rides, 165 tasty thalis Brush up on local artistry and pick up shopping tips from the Rajasthan Arts &amp; Crafts chapter Insightful, all-new Culture and History chapters by a Delhi-based author Content updated daily - visit lonelyplanet.com for up-to-the-minute reviews, updates and traveler insights

Lonely Planet Rajasthan, Delhi & Agra

Amelia Thomas

Anirban Das Mahapatra

Lonely Planet India

John Noble

Abigail Blasi

LONELY, PLANET

Michael Benanav

Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd

John Stott was a colossus, and named in TIME magazine (April 2005) as one of the hundred most influential people in the world. He commanded more column inches in obituary pages than a serving cabinet minister, and he has a substantial entry in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Eighteen contributors, chosen from around the world, write on aspects of his life and ministry. Unique and pithy collection. 27,000 words. The book opens with an overview and a Timeline for quick reference. See Contents page. He was a leading amateur ornithologist, photographing some 2,500 bird species. The book includes his prize photograph - a snowy owl, which is took him 25 years to track down.

John Stott: Pastor, Leader, Friend (Dictum)

Religion & Spirituality

Chris Wright

Christian Books & Bibles

Dictum Press

Shining Like Stars

Inter-Varsity Press]

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