Indian Himalaya Footprint Handbook [Idioma Inglés] - Tapa dura

Revered the world over, the Indian Himalaya provide a unique experience and stunning backdrop for any explorer. Footprint's 2nd edition Indian Himalaya Handbook will help travellers get the most from this diverse and sometimes demanding region. The roof of the world, and its greatest mountain range, the Himalaya have been capturing the imagination of travellers for centuries. From Garhwal and Kumaon in Uttar Pradesh, the Himalaya in Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh and Zanskar, plus the Darjeeling and Sikkim, in the Eastern Himalaya, Footprint's completely updated 2nd edition Indian Himalaya Handbook is the only guidebook available to the whole region's area. Visitors can be wowed by rugged beauty and inspired by the unique culture of the people that live here. Including fantastic listings on the vast array of adventure activities on offer, including trekking, cycling and climbing, plus all the necessary information on where to eat and sleep this guide is perfect for anyone wanting a challenge. Detailed section on responsible travel and the Himalayan Environment Trust Code of Practise Essential advice on the best time of year to travel to different locations Extensive coverage of the region with six suggested itineraries Packed full of maps to help you find your way around

Vanessa Betts is a writer and editor from England. She went to India in 1997, as the first stop on a round-the-world ticket, and then found out that nowhere else could quite compare. After time spent living and working in Australia, Egypt and England she has been based in India, chiefly in Kolkata, since March 2006. Vanessa now lives in Israel where she's updating Footprint's new guide to the country. An itinerant writer, Alex has been pin-balling around the planet for the last 17 years, at least three of which were spent in India and one of those riding an Enfield from Tamil Nadu to Ladakh. Working variously as a teacher in Kathmandu, barman in LA magazine editor in Hong Kong, copywriter in Barcelona, TV reporter in Bangkok and Mojito beach-vendor in Ibiza, Alex returned to the UK after judiciously falling off a cliff in Kanya free-climbing and incapacitating himself for a year. Currently between writing novels, he required minimal persuasion to contribute to Footprint Indian Himalaya and has since unpacked his bag temporarily in Somerset. Annie Dare is a writer and journalist based in north London. She read English Literature at Sussex University's School of African and Asian Studies, and the History of International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science. She has travelled in India since 1995.