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Covers Kazakhstan (Borat's home), and other Central Asian regions. The only entire up to date guide covering the entire region. ...

This 258-page guidebook to Beijing presents the city's highlights in a comprehensive but portable format, with the following key features: the best of Beijing: overview of vital information for visitors, including money- and time-saving tips and the most family-oriented attractions; places: district-by-district guide, with top attractions...

The Vienna Encounter guide gives you twice the city in half the time.This pared-down number is ideal for quick trips - it's less accommodation, more neighbourhood highlights and the best of local knowledge. Our first Vienna Encounter is all about options. Be it immersing yourself in the sumptuous excesses of the baroque Schloss SchĂśnbrunn,...

More than 20 years after the Velvet Revolution drew back the curtain on this intoxicating maze of winding cobblestone alleyways, the ?city of 100 spires? thrills visitors with dramatic Gothic architecture, cool cubist design, down-to-earth pubs, ornate cafes, cutting-edge art and the grand Prague Castle, looming high over the city and creating a...

Venture outside the fortified walls of Old San Juan for a stress-free coastal cycle to Pinones Channel Hunter S Thompson with shots of rum at El Batey Salsa till the small hours with San Juan's suited-up office-set in La Placita de Santurce Volunteer to oversee turtles laying eggs at sunset on Playa Brava In This Guide: Two authors, two bikes and...

This is Burma, wrote Rudyard Kipling. It is quite unlike any place you know about. How right he was: more than a century later Myanmar remains a world apart. John Allen, Lonely Planet Writer Our Promise You can trust our travel information because Lonely Planet authors visit the places we write about, each and every edition. We never accept...