| | | Entertainment | Books | September 2009
Lonely Planet's "Puerto Vallarta & Pacific Mexico" Joanna Mazewski - Lonely Planet Publications go to original
Discover a side of Mexico that you haven't seen before, and one that includes a captivating backdrop that goes along with the lively and sophisticated nightlife that is years away from the college booze infestation currently known and seen in Cancun. Blissful beaches backed by palm-covered mountains, this side of Mexico offers a cosmopolitan vacation for those looking to relax without the typical tourist hoopla and its surroundings.
Lonely Planet's latest guide of the area, "Puerto Vallarta and Pacific Mexico" offers an extensive look with numerous hints and tips on everything you need to know before packing your bags to this destination gem.
The guide offers some practical information that includes an overview chapter, getting there and around information, and tips on the best places to eat and sleep. Those that are looking for the best traditional Mexican cuisine in town will find restaurant information at their fingertips as well as a list of hotels where they can catch the local party crowd or a more somber place to enjoy a good night's rest.
Additionally, the book doesn't leave out the best places to shop for good finds, including information on where you can find local artisan delights that range from beadwork and jewelry to thread paintings.
"Puerto Vallarta and Pacific Mexico" also includes a useful glossary of Spanish words and phrases, a comprehensive outdoor adventure section, full-color chapters that showcase some travelers' picks for the best things to see and do and a "Greendex" for the ecofriendly traveler that is looking for environmentally-friendly local attractions to see and do. |
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