About this issue
Our August issue is for the adventurous, the too-lazy-to-be-adventurous and those who'd like their adventure in easy doses. We take you to the easy side of Borneo, featuring orang utans, turtles, pink appams and blowpipes - but without the hassle. Then, we take you to a different side of South Africa, where you can swing into stadiums and dive with sharks once you're done with the Big Five. We also have the terrifying Rude Food list, where eating is a death-defying adventure in itself (literally in the case of live octopus), and we find you adventure closer to home - in Maharashtra, where you can climb up to forts and throw yourself off cliffs. And, if you'd like to plan ahead, we have a year's worth of wild, unexpected and sometimes totally OTT experiences: from surfing in Munich to skydiving - from a parasail. We accept no responsibility for adrenaline overdoses!
About Lonely Planet Magazine India
The world's most trusted source on travel, Lonely Planet has now made its way to India. Through vivid writing and stunning colour spreads from celebrated and seasoned travellers-writers and photographers, Lonely Planet Magazine (India) inspires travellers to sample different cultures first-hand, discover new people, and learn fascinating stories about every place.