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Lonely Planet's guide to Trekking in the Indian Himalaya - Delhi, Ladakh & Kashmir (Chapter), 5th Edition - 2.99, This chapter contains the Delhi, Ladakh & Kashmir chapters from Lonely Planet's Trekking in the Indian Himalaya guidebook. Is Kashmir safe for trekkers? What are the chances of spotting a snow leopard in Ladakh? Is it worth spending time in Delhi en route to the mountains? This bumper chapter answers all your questions, and gets you dreaming of remote gorges, hanging glaciers and towering peaks... maps trek in the land of the fabled snow leopard transport & accommodation observe thousands of Hindu pilgrims undertaking their trek to the Amarnath Cave spot herds of blue sheep high above the Markha Valley, ISBN: 9781740597685

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Lonely Planet's guide to Trekking in the Indian Himalaya - Delhi, Ladakh & Kashmir (Chapter), 5th Edition On Sale!

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