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Lonely Planet Trekking in the Nepal Himalaya, Eighth Edition
written by Stan Armington
Studio : Lonely Planet
by Lonely Planet
Publisher : Lonely Planet
Released : 2001-10-01
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9781864502312
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 4 reviews)
List Price : $19.99
Our Price : $12.44
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Product Description |
Everest, Annapurna, Kanchenjunga, Machhapuchhare, Makalu - a roll call of inspiration awaits trekkers in the Nepal Himalaya. Discover its famous peaks and unique culture in this authoritative guide by one of the region's most experienced trekkers.
22 new contour maps for major trekking areas, supplemented with the author's GPS data.
Detailed trek notes covering the popular routes and little-visited alternatives.
Cultural insights, language guide, plus information on responsible trekking.
Expert health and safety advice for trekkers.
Practical advice about organizing your own trek or choosing a trekking company.
Illustrated guide to Himalayan wildlife.
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Very detailed and informative |
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Very detailed and informative guide. I find Lonely Planet's books to be consistently the best. |
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Lonely Planet Trekking in Nepal |
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Purchased as a gift - arrived in very short order and in great shape - what can one say about a book? |
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A Must Have Guide |
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If you are going the Nepal to trek, this is an invaluable guide. I was in Nepal for three weeks and I used this book everyday. Stan Armington knows Nepal better than anyone. He has help from people like Jamling Tenzing Norgay and many others. This is an essential guide to the trekking in Nepal. |
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Been there, Used it |
I used this book during my six weeks in Nepal spring 2004 (trekking in Lantang, Helambu and Annapurna regions), and was glad to have it. In fact, I have my copy sitting in front of me right now! It gives detailed information on many of the better-traveled treks, along with some that are more out of the way. Plenty of information, including topo maps, to help you plan your trip or your day. Before I bought it, I sat down with several other guidebooks in an actual bookstore (yes, they do still exist!), and really felt that this one was the winner.
The most major component that I felt lacking was that there are many small guest houses or tea shops along most routes that are not mentioned at all, or that have sprung up since publication. But I soon figured that out on my own, and simply asked locals and other trekkers for advice. Overall, I definitely recommend this book. Enjoy your trip! I can't wait to go back!
*Note: Kathmandu has some great bookstores in the Thamel (tourist) district, and many (not all) books are cheaper than in the US (maybe pirated??). If you can wait, consider buying there. |
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