Best India Travel Ebooks?

[freddi]

As the title says really! Hit me with your recommendations for ebooks about travelling in India. I know there's loads of great advice on this forum (and I'll totally be using that for my planning too), but I like to have source books with me on my ipad while I travel.

 

[JennandJerome]

Lonely Planet offer most books from their destination range in ebook format. I know India is available as I was looking at it recently. You can buy the entire book or just the section on one region if you only need that.

 

[freddi]

Awesome, thanks so much. It's handy to be able to pick out specific areas - can you imagine going somewhere like New England but having to buy the whole book for the whole USA? I mean, it's nice to look at what else is on offer, but it's also a bit of a 'look where else you could be going but aren't' kick in the teeth!

 

[amelia88]

I agree with Lonely Planet as a recommendation - they have kindle versions that you can easily download on Amazon and so forth. They're a reputable travel book company and I find that they're always up to date and practical with advice for things to do and see.

 

[Mindy]

I am not big on having lots of travel books around. I prefer to do Google searches. However, I can understand the fascination with being surrounded with the beauty and the pictures.

 

[Pamela]

I think I'll look into that Lonely Planet India ebook, too. I hadn't thought to keep a traveler's book on me during the trip but it could be an invaluable resource!