Tibet

In this fascinating travelogue, Grenard recounts his perilous journey through Tibet, offering a vivid and nuanced portrait of the country and its people. Drawing on his extensive experience as an explorer and anthropologist, Grenard offers an insightful analysis of Tibetan society, culture, and religion, and treats readers to a breathtaking account of his encounters with the highland nomads of the region. This classic work remains an invaluable resource for anyone interested in Tibet and its rich cultural heritage.
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