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Slowly Down the Ganges by Eric Newby
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Slowly Down the Ganges by Eric Newby
Join Eric and Wanda Newby on an unforgettable 1,200-mile journey down the Ganges River, a sacred waterway in India. Traveling by an eclectic mix of boats, trains, buses, and even bullock carts, they explore the river from Hardwar to the Bay of Bengal in the early 1960s. Newby's humorous narrative details their encounters with the diverse cultures and captivating traditions along the riverbanks, providing a unique glimpse into India's rich heritage. This travelogue combines wit and wisdom, offering an engaging exploration of India and the significance of this holy river. Discover a timeless tale of adventure and cultural immersion through the eyes of celebrated travel writer Eric Newby.
Why You’ll Love This Book
Eric Newby, a renowned travel writer, entertains with his sharp humor and astute observations of India. This unique journey reveals India's cultural landscape in the 1960s. Newby's writing style makes this travelogue a compelling read.
Book Details
Book Details
ISBN: 330280236
Binding: Paperback
Pub Date:
Publisher: Picador
Pages: 304
Author:
- Eric Newby
Language: English
Related Genres: Animals | Biography | History | Memoir | Nature | Reference | Just Arrived
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