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Mongolia: Lonely Planet Travel VideoTuesday, March 9th, 2010
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Beijing: Hi-jinx – Lonely Planet Travel VideoWednesday, February 10th, 2010
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Medieval Krakow – Lonely Planet Travel VideoSaturday, December 12th, 2009
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Edinburgh – Lonely Planet Travel VideoTuesday, December 8th, 2009
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Amsterdam – Lonely Planet Travel VideoSaturday, November 14th, 2009
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Cocaine Factory – Lonely Planet Travel VideoTuesday, November 3rd, 2009
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Hawaii – Lonely Planet Travel VideoMonday, November 2nd, 2009
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How To Travel CheaplySunday, November 1st, 2009 |
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Copenhagen – Lonely Planet Travel VideoSaturday, October 31st, 2009
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Lonely Planet author Michael Kohn recommends Mongolia as the kind of country where you can just turn up and be guaranteed adventure. Not a surprise when nomad culture is alive and their hero is Ghengis Khan.
The sites around Beijing are just as amazing as the sites inside the city. Here are some quick shots from the Summer Palace, the Great Wall and the Lao Shan Mountain Biking Area.
A Lonely Planet author guide to Krakow, the medieval city of art, left-over Communism and bread rings, where people truly care about their culture. Travel with Lonely Planet.
Lonely Planet author George Dunford sums up Edinburgh. More Europe than Britain probably because of the month-long Edinburgh Arts Festival every August, the city is sophisticated Scotland. Pub culture is the backbone of society, making it easy to meet the locals. Try scotch or hand-made Real Ale but steer clear of football in conversation until you find out which team they go for!
Lonely Planet author Erin Richards lived, worked and even got married in Amsterdam. It’s a lot more than the lure of the red light district and the business hub. Relax like a local, spend hours by the canal, cycle around and head off for a night at a brown café. Why are they brown again?
In the jungle-clad mountains of the Sierra Nevada, Colombia, we visited a cocaine lab run by a coca farmer. How do you make cocaine? Take some coca leaves, a number of nasty substances, add some bullets, some scary para-military soldiers, a dash of guerrillas, some corrupt cops and a pinch of coca farmer, and you’ve got one of the world’s deadliest drug cocktails.
A surfer’s paradise and a beach lover’s bliss, Hawaii attracts millions of visitors a year and why wouldn’t it when even the name conjures up dreamy images of picture perfect tropical islands.
Just because you’re short on cash doesn’t mean you can’t see the world.
Lonely Planet author Sally O’Brien has worn out shoes walking through Copenhagen, the bridge between Europe and Scandanavia. By the way, in case you’re trying to learn Danish, they all speak English better than you do.