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Peru Handbook
Alan Murphy
Undoubtely, the best travel guide about Peru we have in these days. Concisely written and well explained, it also has good maps and small excerpts about peruvian facts on culture and history. This guide has an updated basis and includes new places for those who prefer to be off the "gringo" road. |
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Lonely Planet Peru Rob Rachowiecki
Maybe this is the guidebook that travellers have been waiting for a long time. Unfortunately, its last edition was out of date (being Peru so changeable) and Lonely Planet decided to give us their newest version after 4 years. |
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The Rough Guide to Peru Dilwyn Jenkins |
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Insight Guides Peru
Tony Perrottet (Editor), Eduardo Gil (Photographer) |
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Peru Ulysses Travel Guides Alain Legault |
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Peru Traveler's Companion Joe Yogurst, Maribeth Mellin, Mireille Vautier (Photographer) |
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Peru & Bolivia: Backpacking and Trekking Hilary Bradt, Jane Letham and John Pilkington
One of the best resources for an attempt to backpack and trek (if not done before) through the beautiful Andean mountains of these two countries. Full of details, it helps you to plan your route considering transport, health and safety. It has a wide range of options from small hikes to long ones. |
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Peru & Ecuador: Let's Go 2000 Rolan Solis Hernandez (Editor), Taylor M. Bollman (Editor), Esti Iturralde |
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South American Handbook 2000 Ben Box (Editor)
The "millennium" edition of this old guidebook comes now in a sturdy new format with a different but helpful lay out. Outstanding travel information if you are going to the Andes, the southern Patagonian lands, Brazil beaches, the Guyanas or even the Malvinas/Falklands islands. |
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Lonely Planet: South America on a Shoestring James Lyon, et al
The new and redefined edition of the "guide" for the budget travellers. Covering all the South American destinations, we can rely on the recommendations for lodging and food and the best deals in transport. One way to stretch out our wallet while we discover the cultural vastness of this continent. |
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Insight Guides South America Insight Guides Staff |
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Fodor's South America Fodors Travel Staff |
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The Inca Trail, Cuzco and Machu Picchu Richard Danbury
The most interesting trekking route in South America found at last an interesting informative partner. Yeah, this book has reliable and detailed information on all the different routes we can trek the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. Background info on the Incas and all the ruins along their roads, as well as practical recommendations on the Cuzco area related to accommodation, transport and food. |
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Exploring Cusco
Peter Frost
Travellers who have been to Cuzco know that 4 days are not enough to discover this great city... and "Exploring Cusco" is maybe the best tool to travel with. Essential for the backpacker and the spoiled tourist at the same time. Excellent info on Cusco city, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu and other less known spots. |
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Lonely
Planet Quechua Phrasebook Ronald Wright
A helpful handbook if you are intending to learn the Inca's language. It is not a "language school" by itself but speaking some words and phrases can be really a troubleshooting if you are travelling in remote andean areas. |
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Lonely Planet Spanish Phrasebook Sally Steward (Editor)
The printed "competitor" of our small, costumized, humble and plain Peruvian Spanish phrasepage. It comes with some descriptions of the different meanings for a word used in several Spanish-speaking Latin American countries. Situations and travel-related topics... ¿donde está el baño? |
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