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Sarina Singh
Lonely Planet Reiseführer Indien
Synopsis
Lonely Planet Reiseführer Indien is the German-language edition of Lonely Planet's guide to India, coordinated by Sarina Singh. It covers the country's major regions and cities — from Delhi, Rajasthan, and the Golden Triangle to Kerala and the Himalayan north — with practical information on transport, accommodation, and dining alongside background on history, religion, and culture. Like other titles in the series, it is a coordinated multi-author reference organized by region and destination rather than a single narrative.
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Frequently asked questions
How does this guide differ from other travel resources for India?
Sarina Singh has contributed to approximately 50 Lonely Planet titles and is recognized as an India expert by organizations like National Geographic, bringing a depth of experience in Indian society, culture, and languages that informs the specific recommendations and cultural insights found throughout this guide.
Is this book suitable for travelers who want to avoid typical tourist routes?
The guide is specifically designed to balance major cultural landmarks with suggestions for the road less traveled, including advice for exploring regional areas and local bazaars that are often overlooked by standard itineraries.