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Lonely Planet reveals Bulgaria - the perfect destination for the independent traveler who loves adventure. Hike in the Rila Mountains, soak in curative mineral springs or sun yourself by the Black Sea. Including - detailed information on skiing and hiking trails; - colour photographs highlighting Bulgaria's vibrant culture; - comprehensive accommodation tips for every budget; - extensive coverage of the stunning Black Sea coastline; - 40 maps with Cyrillic script to navigate the country.

This updated edition of the Lonely Planet guide to Madagascar features information on where to whale-watch, trek, dive and swim, details on the national parks and reserves, a full-colour wildlife guide, and a language chapter covering Malagasy and French.

Catch a canoe on the Okavango Delta, watch the wildlife at Chobe, lounge in luxurious safari lodges or view the vast Kalahari landscape - Africa's best-kept secret offers all this and more. 40 detailed maps 16-page color wildlife safaris: where to go and who can get you there hundreds of places to stay and eat for all budgets separate chapter about magnificent Victoria Falls, only a one-hour drive from Botswana's northern border

Whether you're an expat or an independent traveller, you'll discover all you need to know about these three Gulf States - from chaotic camel races to traditional teahouses - with this indispensable guide. 12 maps, including a full-colour regional map up-to-date political, historical & cultural information extensive accommodation & restaurant options for all budgets helpful advice on getting around, including tips for self-drivers useful Arabic language chapters

Offers coverage of Kuta and Seminyak (popular destinations in Bali). This book provides information on spas and massage, as well as surfing, diving, snorkelling and trekking. It features a food and drink chapter by a local culinary guru, an architecture chapter providing insight on Bali's ancient temples and monuments, and more.

Idyllic beaches, rain forests and parched deserts, lemurs and chameleons, the woodcarvers of Zafimaniry villages, the relaxed tropical ambience of Anjouan, the bustling flower market of Antananarivo, pirogues cruising the Tsiribihina River - Madagascar and the Comoros boast attractions as diverse as they are appealing. This guide is your essential companion - the only one to cover both destinations. • GET UP CLOSE & PERSONAL with Madagascar's distinctive fauna using our full-color wildlife guide• UNRAVEL THE PAST using our in-depth coverage of the islands' colorful and eventful history• GO GREEN - expert discussion of Madagascar's diverse environments and unique flora• DISCOVER THE OUTDOORS whether you prefer leisurely walks, boat trips, forest treks or soaking in the sun• MAKE YOUR OWN WAY with our detailed maps and comprehensive transport information

Pause on the Grand Stairway at Persepolis and imagine trumpeters heralding your arrival

Still the only travel guide available to one of the most remote--yet fastest-changing--destinations on earth, this completely updated edition contains 46 maps, with map keys in Mongolian and English script, transportation and accommodation details, and background information on the history and culture of the region. 46 maps. color photos.