South India The Rough Guide
South India The Rough Guide by David Abram, published by Rough Guides in 1999, is a comprehensive handbook that delves into the diverse and captivating region of South India. This first edition spans 634 pages and is presented in English, offering readers an extensive exploration of notable sights, including Madurai’s grand temple and the historic ghost city of Hampi. The guide provides practical advice for trekking in the Nilgiri Hills, navigating the serene backwaters of Kerala, and enjoying the picturesque beaches of Goa.
Readers will find detailed reviews of accommodations and dining options, ranging from Hindu pilgrim hostels to Mumbai’s renowned thali restaurants. The book also includes expert insights into the region’s sacred architecture, art, music, and dance, along with information on yoga and meditation study opportunities. Enhanced by color photographs and over 65 maps, this guide serves as a valuable resource for those looking to immerse themselves in the rich culture and landscapes of South India.
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THE ROUGH GUIDE TO SOUTH INDIA is the ultimate handbook to this fascinating region. Features include:
In-depth accounts of all the sights, from Madurai’s great temple to the ghost city of Hampi.
Practical advice on trekking in the Nilgiri Hills, exploring the backwaters of Kerala, and discovering Goa’s beautiful beaches.
Unrivalled reviews of the best places to stay and eat, from Hindu pilgrim hostels to Mumbai’s top thali restaurants.
Expert background on the region’s sacred architecture, art, music and dance, plus details on where to study yoga and meditation.
Colour photographs and more than 65 maps.
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