Nepa Maps - Himalayan Map House Bhutan Himalaya Trekking Guide. Nepa Map CR702

Bhutan Trekking Map at 1:400,000 from the Kathmandu-based Nepa Maps highlighting main trekking routes, national parks and places of interest, plus maps of Thimpu City and the Paro area, etc. Satellite-derived base provides a good representation of the country’s topography; main rivers, peaks and mountain passes are named. National parks and other protected areas are highlighted. The map shows the country’s road network plus highlights and names numerous trekking routes. Symbols indicate locations of base camps, various religious sites, museums, etc. Latitude and longitude lines are drawn at 30’ intervals. The index has separate lists for places, peaks, passes, lakes, base camps, dzongs, monasteries and chortens.Also provided is an enlargement of the Paro area including the international airport, a street plan of Thimpu City indicating locations of hotels and various facilities, tables showing monthly temperatures at various locations, wind chill and heat indexes, plus a list of 27 trekking routes with difficulty rating and altitude change, etc. All the information is in English. Longitude: 88° 52′ – 92° 03′. Longitude: 88° 52′ – 92° 03′. PLEASE NOTE: This publisher re-uses ISBNs so it is possible to have multiple maps with the same ISBN and also for a single map to have multiple ISBNs.  Therefore, if you are searching for a particular Nepa/Himalaya Map House map, please use the number from the top of the map (ie NA504 or NP101 etc).

Nepa Maps - Himalayan Map House Tibet - Trekking Guide. Nepa Map CR713

This map covers Tibet at 1:1,500,000 and includes an index. Coverage extends from Dawa in the Wesy to Dapa in the East and from Montser/Moincer (west of Mt. Kailash) to Nakchu north-east of Lhasa. South of the Tibetan border coverage includes the whole of Nepal, and Bhutan, with Sikkim and the Indian Himalaya, plus parts of the adjoining Indian states.Topography is shown by shading based on the satellite imagery, with plenty of peak heights marked on the map. In Tibet the map shows the network of main and secondary road connections, the railway route to Lhasa, plus local airports. Symbols indicate locations with tourist accommodation and various places of interest are highlighted. Relief shading and tourist information continues in Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim and Uttaranchal, but in India south of the Nepali border only road and rail connections are shown. All place names are in the Latin alphabet, with both Tibetan and Chinese versions given for selected locations. The map has latitude and longitude margin ticks at 30’ intervals. The index is next to the map and lists places and lakes, plus (mainly in Nepal) peaks, base camps and passes. PLEASE NOTE: This publisher re-uses ISBNs so it is possible to have multiple maps with the same ISBN and also for a single map to have multiple ISBNs.  Therefore, if you are searching for a particular Nepa/Himalaya Map House map, please use the number from the top of the map (ie NA504 or NP101 etc).