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Vietnam Cambodia Laos and Northern Thailand (Lonely Planet Multi Country Guide) (Travel Guide) Paperback – 10 Feb. 2012

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  • Publisher : Lonely Planet Publications; 3rd edition (10 Feb. 2012)
  • Language : English
  • Paperback : 544 pages
  • ISBN-10 : 174179823X
  • ISBN-13 : 978-1741798234
  • Dimensions : 12.8 x 2.1 x 19.7 cm
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About the Author

A Londoner of sorts, Nick Ray comes from Watford, the sort of town that makes you want to travel. He lives in Phnom Penh with his wife Kulikar and his young children Julian and Belle. He has written for countless guide-books on the Mekong region, including Lonely Planet's Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos books, as well as Southeast Asia on a Shoestring. When not writing, he is often out exploring the remote parts of Cambodia as a location scout and manager for TV and film, including for the movies Tomb Raider and Two Brothers. Motorbikes are a passion and he has travelled through most of Indochina on two wheels. After five years in Manda, Greg Bloom crossed the pond to "smalltown" Phnom Penh in 2008 and immediately took a liking to the city and its residents. He's spent ample time researching its restaurants and bars ever since. When not writing about Southeast Asia, Greg can be found snouting around the former Soviet Union (he was editor of the Kyiv Post in another life) or running around oriAsia's ultimate frisbee fields. Austin Bush came to Thailand in 1998 on a language scholarship to Chiang Mai University. The lure of city life and a need for employment and spicy food led Austin to Bangkok. City life, employment and spicy food have kept him there since. But escaping Bangkok, particularly for northern Thailand's mountains, is one of his favourite things about writing for this guide. Austin is a freelance writer and photographer who often focuses on food. Iain Stewart first visited, and was captivated by, all the countries in this guidebook as a traveller in 1991 armed with a trusty Lonely Planet or two. He's now a Brighton-based writer, specialising in hot countries a long way from his English seaside abode. Iain has written over 30 guidebooks for six publishers on destinations as diverse as Ibiza and Indonesia. Richard Waters lives with his family in the Cotswolds, and, since his early years driving a battered motor-home around Central America, has had invisible wings on his heels that insist on seeing what's over the next hill. It's usually a jungle. He's worked and travelled in Laos for the last 10 years and it's still his favourite country. When he's not working for Lonely Planet he writes and photographs for British national newspapers and magazines.

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