If you find travelling the world to be a rejuvenating racionalismo experience, you don’t have to strain your budget to stay young and kicking on the travel circuit.
I’m sure you’ll agree, It’s a lovely planet we live in, and Lonely Planet guides can show you the best treats, eats and retreats which some luxury tours choose to overlook as they sometimes only show you only the glossy, well worn parts of the country that you have chosen to visit, and leave you with the feeling of a somewhat ‘plastic’ holiday experience
If you are planning a backpacking trip of your own, then the correct use of Lonely Planet guides and various travel blogs are a great way to familiarise yourself with your chosen travel destination before you ever leave home. They are a great option since they include some of the best kept travel secrets, helping you to travel further & longer with confidence.
Just because you want to travel doesn’t necessarily mean that you have burn a whole pile of cash to get an amazing travelling experience.
Backpacking from place to place can give you the chance to meet locals, as well as other travellers, and learn more about the planet we live in and the diversities of other cultures.
The famous Lonely Planet Guides have provided tourists with useful and practical information for many years.
Created after its founders splendid honeymoon during which they travelled across two continents and an ocean with borrowed money.
I always liked how the Lonely Planet guides are packed full of practical travel information and advice about the places I want to visit, however, I sometimes have found the guides to be outdated on more than one occasion.
The Guides are laid out beautifully with helpful maps & various photographs from local attractions.
Combine the photos with descriptions of cities & countries from around the globe and you have a great book that will inspire you to plan your next travel adventure.
What I enjoy most about the Lonely Planet Books is they can help to generate fresh ideas of new places to travel and things worth doing when I’m in need of some travel inspiration.
The books are full of lists. Top 10 Countries, Top 10 Regions, Top 10 Cities and so on.
I don’t know if I agree with the top 10 in each of these categories, and you might not either, but that is not the point.
Use the book to inspire you to travel to new places you haven’t yet been, and to generate ideas and travel inspiration.
Even if you don’t travel to the locations listed in the Lonely Planet Travel Guides, they will help you create awareness of what’s out there, and of the places that are available for you to explore.