This stunning hardcover book is the definitive bucket list travel guide, featuring 100 dream trips across the world. It is packed with insights and knowledge from Lonely Planet experts so you can make them happen.
From trekking in Patagonia to road-tripping Iceland's epic ring road, adventures throughout the book feature spectacular photography, the ideal itinerary, practical information, and tales from travellers who have experienced the trip. With at-a-glance recommendations on must-do activities, including where to eat, sleep and shop, insights from local travel experts, and essential planning tips, this is a traveller's bible.
Encounter ancient civilisations in Machu Picchu
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Travel themes include culture, history, activities, food and drink, and simply exploring an amazing new destination.
Dream Trips of the World is available on Lonely Planet’s online shop (RRP £32.99). Use code ESCAPISM to receive 20% off the book*. To find out more visit shop.lonelyplanet.com
The question is: In which country would you find Machu Picchu?
Competition closes: 31st December 2024
*Cannot be combined with other discounts. Applies to one-time purchases. Valid until 24th December 2024)
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Thirty (30) prize winners will receive:
One (1) copy of Lonely Planet’s Dream Trips of the World - RRP £32.99.
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