Kyrgyzstan (Bradt Travel Guide)1 review Laurence Mitchell Bradt Travel Guides, 2008 Most Useful Kyrgyzstan Guide for Planning a Trip We're planning a trip to Kyrgyzstan next July, and I've found this guide the single best book for trip planning. The Lonely Planet combines Kyrgyzstan with the other Stans into a "Central Asia" volume, and thus dilutes its coverage of Kyrgyzstan. The Cadogan guide is severely dated, all the way ...             Kazakhstan: Nomadic Routes from Caspian to Altai (Odyssey Illustrated Guides)1 review Dagmar Schreiber Odyssey, 2008 Best Yet! I look at most books on Kazakhstan as I have many interests and contacts there. I picked this one up out of curiosity and was delighted to find it has far more detail and interest than the usual travel guide, with outstanding photography (including two- page spreads), essays on "Special topics" ...             Russia & Belarus (Lonely Planet Travel Guides)4 reviews Mark Elliott Lonely Planet, 2006 A Guide for the 17,000,000 square kilometers of Russia So you have already seen the present (Moscow) and former (St. Petersburg) capital, and now you would like to see the "real Russia", or you have an airplane conference to attend in Kazan, or you have adopted a child from Murmansk, or you are meeting a prospective bride from Magadan (don't ...             Armenia with Nagorno Karabagh, 2nd: The Bradt Travel Guide5 reviews Nicholas Holding Bradt Travel Guides, 2006 Top notch guide for in-country travel + A good guide for a first time visitor + excellent effort., well worth buying I recently moved to Armenia and purchased this book right before leaving the USA. My interest was mainly to use it to find neat places to go in the countryside, and this book definitely fills that purpose. We live in Yerevan, the capital, which is fairly well documented by the book. Our ...             Georgia, Armenia & Azerbaijan (Lonely Planet Travel Guides)5 reviews Richard Plunkett, Tom Masters Lonely Planet, 2004 Good book, but.... + Very Useful ... I used the guidebook in all 3 countries within one month of its publication, and found it to be accurate for the most part. However, the authors seemed to be under orders to write glowing reports on anything considered mildly worthwhile to visit. Many of these places were not particularly ...             Kiev: The Bradt City Guide (Bradt Mini Guide)7 reviews Andrew Evans Bradt Travel Guides, 2004 Comprehensive, handy, excellent guide + Used in Kyiv Aug. 2007 + Traveling in Ukraine + Extremely well-written, factual guide - perfect size, too + Great Little Book             Ukrainian: Lonely Planet Phrasebook Marko Pavlyshyn, Lonely Planet Phrasebooks Lonely Planet, 2002 Wherever you go in Ukraine, you'll soon be mingling with the locals. Packed with phrases on everything from bargaining at a rynok to hiking and eating out, this book with spice up your Ukrainian adventure. Order your borshch in the local language, navigate the bustling streets of cosmopolitan Kyiv or try your hand at ice fishing. Whether bathing in culture or the Black Sea, Ukraine will ...             Moscow (EYEWITNESS TRAVEL GUIDE)17 reviews DK Publishing DK Travel, 2007 great + New Edition is Wonderful. + One of an excellent series of travel books + .Eyewitness: Moscow             Trans-Siberian Handbook: Seventh Edition of the Guide to the World's Longest Railway Journey (Trailblazer ...16 reviews Bryn Thomas Trailblazer Publications, 2007 Preferable to the Lonely Planet guide. Indeed, one of the best travel guides I've ever encountered + clikety clak clickety clak + Yet to be put to the test + Definitive Guide! + An EXCEPTIONAL BOOK!             Moscow (Lonely Planet City Guides)6 reviews Mara Vorhees Lonely Planet, 2006 Mostly Accurate and Dependable + Lonely Planet Moscow + Couldn't live without it + A good book, replaced by a newer edition.             Greenland & The Arctic (Lonely Planet Travel Guides)3 reviews Etain O'Carroll, Mark Elliott Lonely Planet, 2005 Perfect for those few travellers headed to Greenland + A take-along 'must' for any destination-bound traveler Apart from Antarctica, this is the most obscure place covered by LP. Half of the book (about 165pp) is specifically about Greenland in the customary LP format, and the remainder is about other Arctic regions. (One tidbit: It is impossible to fly to Nuuk, the capitol, without changing planes in ...             St. Petersburg (Eyewitness Travel Guides)19 reviews DK Publishing DK Travel, 2007 Eyewitness Travel Guides Does It Again + Eyewitness Travel St. Petersburg 2007 edition + Good Travel Info + Eyewitness: St. Petersburg. + Best Overall Guide             The Siberian BAM Guide: Rail, Rivers & Road: North-East Russia's Siberian BAM Railway, Lena River & Kolyma ...1 review Athol Yates, Nicholas Zvegintzov Trailblazer Publications, 2002 Very informative This book contains very concise information about the route, cities and history. Such information is difficult to obtain in other books, and so very precious. The book is also fun for train lovers to read.             Armenia & Karabagh (The Stone Garden Guide)16 reviews Matthew Karanian; Robert Kurkjian Stone Garden Productions, 2006 An all-inclusive, absolute "must-have" for anyone interested + A compact, informative, and accessible guidebook + Armenia - Our Heart, Soul & Passion Rediscovered + Armenian Travel Guide - Excellent!             Kamchatka: A Journal & Guide to Russia's Land of Ice and Fire1 review Diana Gleadhill Odyssey, 2007 Fantastic Anyone trying to research or travel to Kamchatka has probably found the same problem as me; very little literature exhists. This book includes a travel journal combined with historical accounts and sections written by people that live there. It is well researched and includes a lot of information ...             Ukraine, 2nd: The Bradt Travel Guide11 reviews Andrew Evans Bradt Travel Guides, 2007 This makes a great pre-trip read and trip companion + The best there is, period. I'm heading to Kiev, southern Ukraine and the Crimea this fall. This book has been a great introduction to the history of the region; I'll definitely bring it with me on the trip!             Turkmenistan: The Bradt Travel Guide1 review Paul Brummell Bradt Travel Guides, 2006 Wonderful travelguide with witty comments Mr. Brummell's travelguide to Turkmenistan provides not only accurate practical information, but also interesting and extensive background information. His observations and comments are witty and very funny. The guidebook is an indispensable companion for travellers to this fascinating country, but ...             Kazakhstan (Bradt Travel Guide)2 reviews Paul Brummell Bradt Travel Guides, 2008 Kazakhstan (Bradt) What a pity the previous correspondent didn't return his FAULTY copy of Kazakhstan for a replacement. Because that is what it is - a mis-printed copy. This book is excellent, the sort of guide your fellow travelers would want to borrow every day. Highly recommended.             Discovering the Moscow Countryside: An Illustrated Guide to Russia's Heartland1 review Kathleen Berton Murrell I. B. Tauris, 2001 Discovering Russia's Capital Region As the founder of Discovering Russia, a company devoted to enriching cultural and business travel to Russia, we are always looking for good travel books to recommend for our clients. "Discovering the Moscow Countryside : An Illustrated Guide to Russia's Heartland" by Kathleen Berton Murrell is such ...             The Rough Guide to Moscow 4 (Rough Guide Travel Guides)8 reviews Dan Richardson Rough Guides, 2005 Better than Fodor's + Rough Guide: Moscow Rough Guide's book on Moscow is by far one of the best tour books I have seen for that city. Recently we had the chance to live in Moscow for two months. This book, along with the Rough Guides Russian phrase book, were our constant companions. The Moscow book was essential for giving us really ...