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Notes from My Travels: Visits with Refugees in Africa, Cambodia, Pakistan and Ecuador (Book)

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"This book is wonderful... actually I hate reading but I bought this book because of Angelina! And it didn't make me disapointed at all... It makes you change the way you look at the world, change the way you think bout the world... basically change your world-view completely. Whether you are a fan of Angelina or not, it's still worth reading! I LOVE it!!! <3" Before renting a Holiday Apartment in Pakistan, I would read this book while in Pakistan.

"Here we are in the western world in our comfortable homes, surrounded by those we love and perhaps not aware that many miles away are men, women & children suffering at the hands of other human beings and not able to even build a life for themselves or a future for their children. This book is an honest and open account of the journey that this wonderful example of what "celebrity" should be about, makes in order to bring a little bit of understanding about the plight of these poor individuals and how various organisations are trying to assist them with very little help. I can honestly say that prior to reading this book I was very cynical to the needs of refugees and my attitude towards them was extremely negative so I would like to thank Angelina for writing this journal as I feel that I have been enlightened and my outlook on life has changed drastically." This book has supper information about Pakistan. So take it with you when you Rent a Vacation Property in Pakistan.

"Just great, I wish that everybody reads this.
More people would be willing to help and understand their
brothers and sisters from other countries." Before renting a Vocation or Holiday Apartment in Pakistan, I would read this book while in Pakistan.

"I expected a self agrandizing account of Angelina Jolies adventures but I feel that these journals were really down to earth, real and powerful. You are not human if this book doesn't drive you to take action. These refugees really need help. I have newfound respect for Angelina Jolie." www.HomeIsAway.com great Alternative Holiday House to Rent in Pakistan.

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Lonely Planet : Pakistan (Book)

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"I visited Pakistan in 1999 as a budget backpacker. Although i had no guidebook for most of the journey, i came across this book along the way and found it very usefull. Pakistan is somewhere where the highlight of your visit is the local people you will meet. But this guidebook is excellent for covering the essentials such as embassy info, visa extension addresses, transport etc. A good companion." This book has wonderfull information on Pakistan, well worth reading if you renting a Vacation Cottage in Pakistan.

"Who would have thought Pakistan had so much to offer, well thank you Mr.John King, for opening out this undiscovered country and giving me an extra insight into my journey.... It's a beautiful place and I'm sure after visiting no one would disagree....." Why not buy this book, and read while on your Vacation in Pakistan. It would be so usefull when you Rent a Vacation Cottage in Pakistan.

"It gives you an insight into the history and the people of Pakistan, as well as everything a tourist should know, i.e. cheap places too stay, what to eat, how to travel, the local customs, etc. And, by the way, there's nothing wrong with the map, though perceptions may differ as to which part(s) of Kashmir are free & democratic and which are not." A wealth of information about Pakistan, a great book if you are thinking about renting a Holiday Holiday property in Pakistan.

"The book is written very well. Gives all the information a traveller could possibly use. The only thing wrong with is the map of Pakistan and Kashmir. Kashmir is shown to be a part of India which is totally wrong. One part of Kashmir - Azad Kashmir is independant whereas the other half is occupied by India. The map of Kashmir should be corrected to earn the fifth star." Before renting a Holiday Villa in Pakistan, I would read this book.

"Without bringing my political affiliations and leanings into this review (...), I can safely vouch for this travel guide to Pakistan. Informative, thorough, honest and highly enjoyable, Lonely Planet has come through again! I utilized their travel books throughout my recent trip to India and Pakistan and was never led wrong (infact they have saved my behind a few times, especially in Pak), but overall enhanced my experience as they encouraged me to try new and different things while there and also gave me some pointers on how to interact with the locals. One negative point to mention: Lonely Planet Pakistan doesn't stress and/or inform about the heckling, whistling, and unwanted male attention foreign girls (even those who are of Indian origin) have to suffer through, enough." This book has a wealth of information on Pakistan, well worth reading if you renting a Alternative Vacation House in Pakistan.

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Pakistan Handbook: The Travel Guide (Footprint Handbooks) (Book)

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"This is the best single country guidebook I've ever used. It is the definitive guide to this excellent country to visit and other books published on the area are very poor relations. Whether you are looking for the best guide to visit the cities or trekking in the mountains - this is the book. The trip to Kashgar (China) is also covered in detail.

Also the best book published by Footprints (by a long, long way) in my opinion." Before renting a Vocation or Holiday Casa in Pakistan, I would buy this book to guide you round the local areas in Pakistan.

"This book is one of the best i've read, it covers pakistan and kashmire, each place is grouped into sections with it's own map of the area. real good book worth the money you gonna pay for it. I'm from pakistan myself and found the book to be quite accurate." Before renting a Vacation House in Pakistan, I would read this book.

"I really enjoyed this book and found it to be indespensible during two trips to Pakistan in the Summers of 03 and 04. A little skimpy on photos and the prices were outdated (it has not been updated since 1998 I wish they would too). other than that it was/is the best on the market, far more engaging and extensive than Lonely Planet. I see Footprint is expected to release a Guide to the Northern Areas. Although I welcome this I think far too many tourists neglect the four provinces down country. This is really where the guide book shines for it reveals so much about the majority of the country that other books neglect or skim over." This book has great information on Pakistan, well worth reading if you renting a Alternative Vacation Cottage in Pakistan.

"While in pursuit if my passion of travel, I have had the chance to use several types of guides, but never have I enjoyed reading any guide as this one. Very detailed, yet simply arranged, and excellent recommendations. Very accurate trekking information is also included in it, along with the typical "touristy" material. Maps could use a little more detail, as I saw it. Prices and other recommendations were excellent! Awesome job!

If anyone is going to Pakistan, I would highly suggest getting this book. There are so many things that I have never known even though I was there for several months." www.HomeIsAway.com great Alternative Holiday Cottage to Rent in Pakistan.

"Pakistan is a fascinating and unfairly under-rated country. It certainly is one of the poorest in the world but its people are the most welcoming you will ever meet and the scenery is enthralling. I promised myself I'll keep returning to Pakistan every year since my first discovery trip (1998). Look no further for the best guidebook to Pakistan. This new edition is VERY detailed and informative and has even succeeded in improving on the already brilliant previous edition. In my opinion, Lonely Planet's updated 1998 edition is not bad either but does not compare. Have a wonderful journey ! And please, if you go to Lahore, don't miss the beautiful Wazir Khan mosque !" This book has wonderfull information about Pakistan. So take it with you when you Rent a Vacation Casa in Pakistan.

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For a Pagan Song: In the Footsteps of the Man Who Would Be King - Travels in India, Pakistan and Afghanistan (Book)

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"Alarmingly naive at first, but growing more wily by the day, Jonny Bealby nevertheless demonstrates grit to match that of his fictional heroes on this sometimes pretty hairy pilgrimage to the pagan hills of Afghanistan. Since the events of September 11th, the fact that this eminently well written account offers considerable insights into the sociology of the area is an added bonus, but what really makes this an unforgettable read is the poignant personal backdrop, for details of which you will also need to read his first book, "Running With The Moon". If there is a single drop of traveller's blood in your veins, or if you have ever really been in love, you will find delight and heartfelt grief in the pages of this book. Don't be alarmed however, by the mention of grief. To temper the sadness, events in the final few pages will make you weep with quiet joy." Before renting a Holiday Casa in Pakistan, I would buy this book to guide you round the local areas in Pakistan.

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Pakistan Map (Nelles Maps) (Book)

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"In my opinion this is the very best map on PK. Keep your guide book but get this map too!" Before renting a Alternative Holiday Casa in Pakistan, I would buy this book to guide you round the local areas in Pakistan.

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For a Pagan Song: Travels in India, Pakistan and Afghanistan - Journey of Discovery (Book)

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"It is very easy to come back from your travels and boast about your explorations - not Jonny Bealby. He has written a travel account that is both refreshingly honest and humourous throughout. Bealby sets off on a discovery of a forgotten tribe, a journey from the plains of Northern India through Pakistan and the mountains of Afghanistan. Always humbled by the resolve and hospitality of the people he meets on the way and never patronising, it's a joy to be part of the expedition." Before renting a Holiday Property in Pakistan, I would read this book while in Pakistan.