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Patagonia Handbook (Footprint Handbooks)

Patagonia Handbook (Footprint Handbooks)

by Lucy Cousins (Author), JanakJani (Author)

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    Hardcover 2009

    $13.73
Synopsis

From the highest peaks of the Andes to the remote wilderness of the Tierra del Fuego and the glorious glaciers of Torres del Paine, the 3rd edition of Footprint's Patagonia guide will take you through this land of vast horizons and limitless possibilities. Whether you want to ride with gauchos, tackle the 'Big Ice' hike or release your inner rebel on the legendary road trip south there is something for everyone in this completely revised and updated guide, with coverage of both Argentina and Chile. Fantastic listings for the brilliant array of adventure activities on offer, including trekking, hiking, climbing, skiing, horse riding and climbing Comprehensive coverage of Buenos Aires and Santiago - perfect for exploration and travel hubs to help you get around Experience an authentic slice of Patagonia life by staying at one of the many estancias's - great listings of all included Colour mapping, planning and essentials sections to help you plan your trip to this remote corner of the world

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 345
 Edition: 3rd Revised edition
 Publisher: Footprint Handbooks
Published: 01 Oct 2009
ISBN 10: 1906098735
ISBN 13: 9781906098735

Author Bio
Janak Jani was born in London and spent part of his childhood in France and East Africa, before going on to read philosophy at Cambridge. He lived, worked and travelled in over 20 countries in four continents until, enchanted by the magic of Valparaiso, he decided to settle down. He now owns and runs a guesthouse there with his wife, Lorena. Australian-born Lucy E Cousins has visited over 30 countries from Jordan to Venezuela, travelling by bus, bicycle, canoe, Amazon ferry and on foot, and has lived in London, Bolivia and Argentina. In 2004, while backpacking for a year around South America, she fell in love with Buenos Aires. Two years later she moved there to start her own English-language newspaper called The Argentimes. She has since worked as the editor of the Buenos Aires pages of ontheroadtravel.com, and the South American Explorers magazine and is the director of the Buenos Aires office of the South American Explorers. She has previously written for Conde Nast Traveller, Timeout and several other publications in Buenos Aires, Australia and Bolivia.