Emma Boyle Libros

With its extraordinary Angkor-era temples and time-lost floating villages, its castaway Island beaches and jungle-swathed mountains, Cambodia is a small country that makes a huge impact. And despite the fame of its headline attractions, much of it remains delightfully unexplored, emerging from the shadow of its violent Khmer Rouge past to offer a warm, unforgettable welcome. Let this meticulously researched, fullcolour new Rough Guide help you uncover the best of this unique country.

The Rough Guide to Sri Lanka is the most comprehensive and user-friendly guide to exploring this fascinating island country. Each chapter includes thoroughly researched travel information, hotel and restaurant listings, and thoughtful background on the environment, politics, culture, music and history, and a practical language guide ensures you can interact with locals. The full-color design combines glorious images to whet your appetite with a practical layout and dozens of accessible and accurate maps to guide you from the urban centers to the jungle, beaches and mountains.

<i>The Rough Guide to Southeast Asia on a Budget</i> is the ultimate guide for budget-conscious independent travelers visiting this fascinating region. Updated by young, enthusiastic writers, the guide has detailed practical information that will help readers make the most of their time and money, whether it's taking a slow boat down the Mekong, or catching the "Jungle Railway" through Malaysia's interior. Our extensive coverage includes all of the most popular Southeast Asian destinations, alongside less "discovered" places, with information on getting off the beaten track-whether to hike through the rain forest, visit remote hill tribes or just find a quiet stretch of white sand. The itineraries provide a great starting point for travelers to the region, while the "Ideas" section focuses on some of the region's many highlights, illustrated by beautiful photographs. <i>The Rough Guide to Southeast Asia on a Budget</i> is a must-buy for anybody traveling extensively in Southeast Asia.