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Title: Footprint India Handbook 2002 by Robert Bradnock, Roma Bradnock ISBN: 1-903471-01-X Publisher: Footprint Pub. Date: 09 November, 2001 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $27.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4 (2 reviews)

Rating: 3
Summary: My #1 since years
Comment: The Footprint India handbook has been my #1 guide now in the 6 years I travelled around in India. It helped me to find all kind of hidden places and is a "bible" of information. I couldn't cope without...

Rating: 5
Summary: A bargain, even at the price
Comment: I can't vouch personally for the accuracy of the information. (Though, judging from the other reviews here, I would be inclined to trust it.) I can say that this is the most impressively comprehensive, most sheerly appetizing travel guide I have ever seen. (If you can't afford to actually go there, this is definitely the next best thing.) 1,416 pages of small print (printed on bible paper, to keep the volume at a convenient size) is a Mahabharata-sized bushel of information, no matter how you slice it. (The data is all consistently organized so you can slice it any way you want.) To pick a completely random example, what other guide will tell you that when in Murud-Janjira not only can you get a good meal in the Vinayak restaurant, but that you should especially try the Chicken Manchurian soup?... The supplemental material on the country, particularly the "Hinduism for Dummies in a Hurry" section (my title, not theirs), is especially fine - a model for the field. All the new Footprint guides (not to be confused with the ugly and useless old ones) are superb (check out their Vietnam!) but this is the crown jewel in the series.