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Title: Lonely Planet Pakistan (5th Ed)
by John King, Bradley Mayhew
ISBN: 0-86442-535-X
Publisher: Lonely Planet
Pub. Date: August, 1998
Format: Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $17.95
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Average Customer Rating: 3.5 (8 reviews)

Customer Reviews

Rating: 5
Summary: Excellent Guide To Pakistan
Comment: It gives you an insight into the history and the people of Pakistan, as well as everything a tourist should know, i.e. cheap places too stay, what to eat, how to travel, the local customs, etc. And, by the way, there's nothing wrong with the map, though perceptions may differ as to which part(s) of Kashmir are free & democratic and which are not.

Rating: 4
Summary: Good Text, Wrong Map
Comment: The book is written very well. Gives all the information a traveller could possibly use. The only thing wrong with is the map of Pakistan and Kashmir. Kashmir is shown to be a part of India which is totally wrong. One part of Kashmir - Azad Kashmir is independant whereas the other half is occupied by India. The map of Kashmir should be corrected to earn the fifth star.

Rating: 5
Summary: Lonely Planet: Informative & Thorough (As Always)
Comment: Without bringing my political affiliations and leanings into this review (...), I can safely vouch for this travel guide to Pakistan. Informative, thorough, honest and highly enjoyable, Lonely Planet has come through again! I utilized their travel books throughout my recent trip to India and Pakistan and was never led wrong (infact they have saved my behind a few times, especially in Pak), but overall enhanced my experience as they encouraged me to try new and different things while there and also gave me some pointers on how to interact with the locals. One negative point to mention: Lonely Planet Pakistan doesn't stress and/or inform about the heckling, whistling, and unwanted male attention foreign girls (even those who are of Indian origin) have to suffer through, enough.

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