Paul Clammer

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Paul Clammer has worked as a molecular biologist, tour leader and travel writer. For Lonely Planet he's worked on Central Asia, being the first Lonely Planet writer to cover Afghanistan for 25 years, and India, where he researched Kashmir. He's also written a book about Sudan. Paul keeps telling himself that he's going to start writing about easier destinations, but he's probably fooling himself. When he's not on the road, Paul lives in very quiet Wiltshire, England. His Afghan-themed travel website can be found at www.kabulcaravan.com.

 

 

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   Travel the Khyber Pass

   Article by Paul Clammer, October 2007

   Find out all you need to know about travelling the Khyber Pass - just make sure you've got a strong stomach for paperwork. Read the full article ›

   Tags: Afghanistan • Great Journeys • Pakistan

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   Minaret of Jam

   Article by Paul Clammer, January 2007

   It’s the holy grail of travel in Afghanistan. Take a twirl up this tower and you'll hit the jackpot of views. Read the full article ›

   Tags: Afghanistan • Art, Architecture & Design • Great Journeys • Tough Travel

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   Afghanistan

   Article by Paul Clammer, November 2006

   Decades of war, jihad and women looking like ghosts under their burqas? Disneyland this ain't. But it's exciting, addictive and - for my money - the friendliest country in the world. Read the full article ›

   Tags: Afghanistan • Tough Travel

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   Destination Nigeria

   Podcast by Paul Clammer, October 2005

   Paul Clammer reckons there's nothing scary about Nigeria, except maybe the goat's head soup... Join him on his pot-holed journey. Listen to the podcast ›

   Tags: Nigeria

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