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Lonely Planet knows Mexico. Whether you want to climb mysterious Maya temples in the Yucat n, eat nouveau Mexican cuisine in the capital, or simply stretch out on a honey-kissed beach at a Pacific coast resort, our 12th edition will guide you through the best of this amazing country.
Lonely Planet guides are written by experts who get to the heart of every destination they visit. This fully updated edition is packed with accurate, practical and honest advice, designed to give you the information you need to make the most of your trip.
In This Guide:
Tailored Itineraries to help you get the best out of your Mexico trip
Color Highlights Chapter showcasing the top sights and activities
Unique Green Index makes ecofriendly travel that much easier
Lonely Planet guides are written by experts who get to the heart of every destination they visit. This fully updated edition is packed with accurate, practical and honest advice, designed to give you the information you need to make the most of your trip.
In This Guide:
Tailored Itineraries to help you get the best out of your Mexico trip
Color Highlights Chapter showcasing the top sights and activities
Unique Green Index makes ecofriendly travel that much easier
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2 von 2 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
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Ich war dieses Jahr mit dem Lonely Planet 6 Wochen in Mexiko unterwegs und es war ein Traum! Wir haben schon vorher bereits alles mit Hilfe des Lonely Planets durchgeplant und ich muss sagen, es sind echt super Sachen empfohlen, wir hatten nicht einen Reinfall, im Gegenteil. Vor allem muss man den Lonely Planet loben, weil er selbst bei den abgelegenen Maya Ruinen sehr gute Informationen zwecks Unterkunft, öffentliche Verkehrsmittel, Geschichte etc zu bieten hat womit er jeden anderen Reiseführer abhängt. Es sind auch gute Hostels empfohlen, und für alle die, die leber mit Klimaanlage und komfortabler schlafen, auch sehr gute und günstige Hotels. Alles in allem aufjedenfall sein Geld mehr als wert!
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11 von 11 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
On point
2. März 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
This is a solid entry from Lonely Planet, judged against their other guides.
When I initially saw the size of this book, I was apprehensive about bringing it with me. It's kind of big for backpacking. I contemplated ripping out sections I wouldn't need, or leaving it behind. After 2 days on the road I couldn't believe that I debated not taking it. It's indispensable for getting around, and has a lot of great background info on the history, culture, and geography that you can read in your down time.
My only real complaint with the book is that with so many different authors, some sections have a stronger voice than others. Compare the easygoing way the Baja entry is written with the more straightforward Mexico City section. It's possible this might be an editorial choice.
It's a great book, and a great country.
Book the ticket, buy the book, and get on your way.
When I initially saw the size of this book, I was apprehensive about bringing it with me. It's kind of big for backpacking. I contemplated ripping out sections I wouldn't need, or leaving it behind. After 2 days on the road I couldn't believe that I debated not taking it. It's indispensable for getting around, and has a lot of great background info on the history, culture, and geography that you can read in your down time.
My only real complaint with the book is that with so many different authors, some sections have a stronger voice than others. Compare the easygoing way the Baja entry is written with the more straightforward Mexico City section. It's possible this might be an editorial choice.
It's a great book, and a great country.
Book the ticket, buy the book, and get on your way.
6 von 6 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Very useful but the Kindle edition can be improved
2. August 2011
Format:Kindle Edition|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
I bought this guide for my trip; I have a kindle so I decided to use that version and I've found it very useful. My only complain is about the maps, because they use the paperback maps while the kindle could use more accurate or better viewing ones. Prices also need update, but I supposse that's not that easy to improve. I would recomend this guide to anyone travelling to Mexico. Don't buy the specialized editions like Yucatan or DF because those are extracts from this guide, so if you're back you already have the info.
Ah one more thing, I left for 23 days and used the guide all the time and never needed to recharge my Kindle, so no more heavy travel guides for me anymore :)
Ah one more thing, I left for 23 days and used the guide all the time and never needed to recharge my Kindle, so no more heavy travel guides for me anymore :)
15 von 20 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Ignorance is Bliss, but the book is great
16. Februar 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
I'm sorry but the above reviewer downplaying the situation in Juárez is dangerously uninformed. Yes, people cross the border safely every day, but that doesn't mean that it is wise to do so. I grew up in El Paso, across the border from Juárez. I've lived in Mexico since '99 and regularly traveled up to Juárez on business. I still regularly travel through out much of Mexico on business. However, I no longer go into Juárez. I personally know too many completely innocent people in Juárez who have been gravely affected, and even killed, due to the violence.
A big difference between the U.S. and Mexico is that in the U.S. we tend to exaggerate the news. In Mexico they down play it because of the threats reporters face. I have also personally witnessed occasions where gun battles took place which involved automatic weapons and grenades, only to see it either completely ignored by the press or extremely downplayed. I'm not the only one who has experienced such things.
Sure, you can enter a place once and very possibly have nothing happen... ignorance can be bliss. But the more you go somewhere, the greater likelihood you will have of finding yourself in a very undesirable situation.
If someone is really actually laughing at the supposed exaggerated violence, they are uninformed. Try googling "blog del narco" or "diario del narco". These are underground websites run by Mexican reporters who are actually trying to report what's going on. (And even they don't report everything.) The U.S. is unaware of probably 95% of the daily violence currently affecting this country.
All that said, there are still many areas in Mexico where you can travel and visit in relative safety. Mexico is an extremely large country and there are still numerous regions which have not been greatly affected by the drug war. Guanajuato, Puebla, Yucatan... Great places. However, the states of Chihuahua and Tamaulipas are far from safe. Personally, I think the best places Mexico has to offer are in the middle of the country.
As far as this book... Lonely Planet continues to be my book of choice for Mexico travel. They're definitely the standard bearer when it comes to Mexican guide books.
A big difference between the U.S. and Mexico is that in the U.S. we tend to exaggerate the news. In Mexico they down play it because of the threats reporters face. I have also personally witnessed occasions where gun battles took place which involved automatic weapons and grenades, only to see it either completely ignored by the press or extremely downplayed. I'm not the only one who has experienced such things.
Sure, you can enter a place once and very possibly have nothing happen... ignorance can be bliss. But the more you go somewhere, the greater likelihood you will have of finding yourself in a very undesirable situation.
If someone is really actually laughing at the supposed exaggerated violence, they are uninformed. Try googling "blog del narco" or "diario del narco". These are underground websites run by Mexican reporters who are actually trying to report what's going on. (And even they don't report everything.) The U.S. is unaware of probably 95% of the daily violence currently affecting this country.
All that said, there are still many areas in Mexico where you can travel and visit in relative safety. Mexico is an extremely large country and there are still numerous regions which have not been greatly affected by the drug war. Guanajuato, Puebla, Yucatan... Great places. However, the states of Chihuahua and Tamaulipas are far from safe. Personally, I think the best places Mexico has to offer are in the middle of the country.
As far as this book... Lonely Planet continues to be my book of choice for Mexico travel. They're definitely the standard bearer when it comes to Mexican guide books.
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