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Beyond The Himalayas: Journeying Through The Silk Route
Writer : Michael Haggiag & Goutam Ghose
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- Publication Year : 2019
- ISBN No : 978-93-86906-89-2
- Binding : Card Board (Hard) with Gel Jacket
- Pages : 176
- Weight : 644 gms
- Height x Width x Depth : 8.5x5.5x0.5 Inch
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About the Book
Beyond the Himalayas: A Journey Through Time and Terrain
Acclaimed filmmaker Goutam Ghose was part of the pioneering Central Asian expedition led by Major H. Br. S. Ahluwalia in 1994—a journey unlike any before it. Over 14,000 km through Central Asia, China, and Tibet, they retraced the legendary Silk Route, uncovering the mysteries of an ancient trade network that once connected civilizations.
Ghose documented this once-in-a-lifetime adventure in his five-part film series, Beyond the Himalayas (1996). Now, this film book brings that visual odyssey to readers, adapting the original soundtrack narration into an immersive experience. His lens captures the breathtaking landscapes of a less-traveled world, weaving together history, travel anecdotes, local legends, and unforgettable characters.
The fabled past and the ever-changing present intersect in this cinematic chronicle, offering a rare glimpse into the soul of the Silk Route. This book is not just a travelogue—it is a testament to human resilience, adventure, and the enduring echoes of history.
"The journey itself is my home." — Matsuo Bashō