Discover Central Asia Lose yourself among the blue domes and mosaics fo the Registan in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. Play Marco Polo, exploring Silk Road forts while bathed in the light of the snowcapped Hindu Kush in the Wakhan Valley, Tajikistan. Watch a Kyrgyz eagle hunter in action, and taste the delights of fermented mare's milk in Kyrgyzstan. Follow in the footsteps of British spies, Chinese pilgrims and Russian explorers and embark on your own Great Game. In This Guide: Five authors, five 'stans, 27 visa stamps (78 visa checks), 182 pots of green tea, one (short) detention by the KGB. Everything you need to know about visas, travel permits and crossing Asia's remotest borders. Trek into remote alpine valleys, follow herders on horseback or ride camels with our new Activities chapter. Visit lonelyplanet.com for up-to-the-minute reviews, updates and traveler suggestions.

Central Asia (Lonely Planet Travel Guides)

Travel

Mayhew, Bradley

Noble, John

Bloom, Greg

Starnes, Dean

Asia

Lonely Planet

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Köhn, Michael

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Dean Starnes is a contributing writer to Lonely Planet, and has written, photographed and designed a superb, quirky travel book for travellers of the real and the armchair variety. With an original take on the art of travelling in the modern world that is utterly original in tone, funny, irreverent but factually impeccable, it will be a superb gift for travellers and their friends.A talented photographer and writer, Dean's take on the world of the independent traveller is a rich, colourful visual feast, with an eye for the amusing, the poignant and the totally fascinating - from the latest in penis-gourd fashion to the intricacies of negotiating borders without visas, his book will delight amuse and entertain.

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