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Lonely Planet Trekking in the Nepal Himalaya, Eighth Edition

Travel to Nepal Format: Paperback
Author: Stan Armington
ReleaseDate: December, 2001
Publisher: Lonely Planet Publications
Rating:

LP Nepal/Himalaya review
That said, I was pretty satisfied with the information. This is the first LP book that I am reading. I was planning a trip to Nepal towards Pheriche, and found answers to most of the main questions that I had about money, water, food, travel and lodging. There was a lot more information in the book which I think was very useful to know like cultural tips which one needs to be aware off when travelling to a new country. The trip did not work out, so I have no means of comparing the information in the book with reality, but the book is definitely something I would use in the future while planning a trip to Nepal. .


Been there, Used 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. 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. 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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