Answered by Pusphan Kumar from Kochi, India 1154 days ago

Lonely planet as all of them have said is a safe bet...

U can check for the TTK road maps of each city...they are good...

advice you to first fix what all u want to see or where all you want to go...with a local support partner...if u don't get anyone - u can try me!!!...

the local support partner will be able to guide u better than anyone else...

for eg. - am in kerala...and i can assure u that - i can get you the best deal in town...for am a local here...

the best houseboat, the best hopmestyas, the best rates in any hotel...whether - its a 5 star like TAJ or a no star like a home stay...

choice is yours...u have to decide..

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Answered by Anurag Kumar Goel from Vadodara, India 1157 days ago

You can take Lonely Planet Book for your India's Tour. And India's Roadmap can be bought from Mumbai Airport or any Railway Station at any Book Stall.

Travelling through Road by Bus will not be easy for you. Its better if you travel distances between 2 cities by Train as it would be comfortable, economical & fast too in comparison to travel by Road.

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Answered by Pranav Shah from Hyderabad, India 1137 days ago

Some travellers also swear by the Rough Guide apart from the obvious Lonely Planet. The following URL can give you some more info about the Rough Guide:

http://www.roughguides.com/website/shop/products/India.aspx

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Answered by Prashant Sehgal from Dehli, India 1118 days ago

If you're looking for some real localite-level knowledge along with good regional/local maps, then the Outlook guides are a good choice for the areas which they cover. Check them out on http://traveller.outlookindia.com/

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Answered by Sukriti Chopra from New Delhi, India 1117 days ago

Lonely Planet is the best. It is the travellers' bible!

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Answered by Jitesh Haria from Mumbai, India 1055 days ago

check out the OUTLOOK TRAVELLER Weekend breaks from Mumbai... its a great local resource handbook.

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Answered by Vimal Sarin from Ghaziabad, India 1054 days ago

Though the lonely planet is the traveeler's bible i do not quite GREE WITH THEIR RECCOMENDATIONS MOST OF THE TIME. hOWEVER FOR ROAD MAPS THE BEST THING IS TO PICK UP THE eICHER rOAD mAPS. tHEY ARE THE BEST DETAILED AND VERY WELL DONE.
iF YOU NEED HELP JUST GIVE ME A BUZZ.
cHEERS
vIMAL

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Answered by Vimal Sarin from Ghaziabad, India 1054 days ago

Though the lonely planet is the traveeler's bible I do not quite agree with most of their reccommendations for places to stay.
For a road map the best bet is an Eicher Road Map of Mumbai. They are the best Indian maps available well researched and detailed.
If you need any further help feel free to give me a buzz.
Cheers and Happy travelling.

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Answered by vipin jain from Jaipur, India 1054 days ago

Yes...Lonely Planet is the best book . It will be very handy if you have a roadmap and train map. All bus, train stattions and airports have them.

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Answered by Suez Akram from Delhi, India 1054 days ago

Lonely Planet coupled with Eicher Maps will be the best combination. Plus you can do some search yoursef on the net once you have decided what exactly you wish to do when travellinbg around and you can also gahter information locally as you go on.. You will be surprised at the gems that one finds on checking with the locals .. Happy journey

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Answered by Pronab Bose from Faridabad, India 1052 days ago

there are many tourist guides availabe in market visit some good book store

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Answered by Zubin Nalawalla from Mumbai, India 1025 days ago

52 weekend destinations from Mumbai Bangalore Delhi

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Answered by Janeesh Jalal from Thiruvananthapuram, India 1021 days ago

Lonely Planet's latest issue will the most idealistic one for reference while traveling in India. To buy online, log on to http://shop.lonelyplanet.com/index.jsp

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Answered by Kence from Kottayam, India 1136 days ago

Visit www.ecotourskerala.com - it provides some guidelines about Kerala.

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