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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 915 EAN: 9781741043174 Edition: 6 ISBN: 1741043174 Label: Lonely Planet Manufacturer: Lonely Planet Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 374 Publication Date: August 01, 2008 Publisher: Lonely Planet Studio: Lonely Planet Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Strangely AnnoyedI have lots of guidebooks - and lots of Lonely Planets, for that matter. But despite the fact that they say they are for "independent travellers", I keep finding ridiculous reviews on restaurants and hotels, to the point where I've stopped using them. The History, Snapshot, and similar sections are great, but if you have a brain of your own - use it. Forget their restaurant and hotel recommendations, as I'm not even sure they visit the places. Sometimes they have history or comments ... Read More Rating: - Good.Good book. I've found it best to bring both Rough Guide and Lonely planet. Each complements the other. Rating:  - Lonely Planetfound this guide book very useful. I also have friends that use the Lonely Planet series as their guide books. Rating: - Get the Rough GuideIn the group I was traveling with we had both the Rough Guide and the Lonely Planet guide and we consistently found the Rough Guide superior to the Lonely Planet in terms of narration, history, accuracy, ease of use, and better maps. We traveled extensively throughout the country including many outlying / "off the beaten path" areas where there was not a tourist to be found. Neither book was entirely comprehensive but the Rough Guide was a must have to point you in the right direction to find more ... Read More Rating: - Still the essential guide for traveling in Cambodia...I've been to Cambodia several times now and this is the guide I will continue to buy. It's important to have an up to date guide to Cambodia as the country has and is changing so rapidly (5 years ago you couldn't walk 20 metres without coming across someone with a gun in Phnom Penh and most of the roads weren't sealed). I would still buy each new edition that came out simply for the knowledge of the important basic things that change like transport routes and times etc. that are constantly changing. ... Read More 
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