#NEW LONELY PLANET INDIA HOW TO#

The only thing I don't like about the LP is that they didn't give me a job, boo hoo.

It covers more destinations than you could shake a stick at too. Australia, UK and USA, March 2012 to February 2013.I like the easy to use format, the good listing of budget hotels for all over India, background info on culture etc nice photos, the suggested itineraries are good too.

#NEW LONELY PLANET INDIA HOW TO#

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