Kanchenjunghar Anginaya : Sharat Chandra Daser Pathe (Bengali Version)
Book Details
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Author: Aditya Pal
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Publisher: Ababhash
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Language: Bengali
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ISBN: 9789380732558
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Pages: 152 + 16 Photographs
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First Edition: December 2021
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Second Print: September 2024
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Format: Paperback
About the Book
This captivating travel narrative recounts a breathtaking journey into the inner basin of the eastern Nepal Himalayas and the ancient Tibetan villages nestled there. Inspired by the historic Tibet expedition of Sarat Chandra Das in the nineteenth century, the book retraces and reimagines both ancient and modern routes across the high mountains.
Aditya Pal maps the socio-cultural confluences of Indo-Tibetan regions, exploring landscapes where history, memory, and geography intersect. The evocative descriptions of traditional pathways to the north-western base camp of Kanchenjunga and the sublime experience at Pangpema lend the journey a profound dimension.
Dangerous trails, the grandeur of snow-clad peaks, serene gomphas, and the soulful rhythms of life in remote Himalayan settlements combine to create a narrative rich in atmosphere and insight. With 16 photographs enhancing the visual experience, this 152-page paperback is a cherished addition for lovers of travel writing and Himalayan exploration.
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Kanchenjunghar Anginaya : Sharat Chandra Daser Pathe (Bengali Version)
Kanchenjunghar Anginaya : Sharat Chandra Daser Pathe (Bengali Version)
Book Details
-
Author: Aditya Pal
-
Publisher: Ababhash
-
Language: Bengali
-
ISBN: 9789380732558
-
Pages: 152 + 16 Photographs
-
First Edition: December 2021
-
Second Print: September 2024
-
Format: Paperback
About the Book
This captivating travel narrative recounts a breathtaking journey into the inner basin of the eastern Nepal Himalayas and the ancient Tibetan villages nestled there. Inspired by the historic Tibet expedition of Sarat Chandra Das in the nineteenth century, the book retraces and reimagines both ancient and modern routes across the high mountains.
Aditya Pal maps the socio-cultural confluences of Indo-Tibetan regions, exploring landscapes where history, memory, and geography intersect. The evocative descriptions of traditional pathways to the north-western base camp of Kanchenjunga and the sublime experience at Pangpema lend the journey a profound dimension.
Dangerous trails, the grandeur of snow-clad peaks, serene gomphas, and the soulful rhythms of life in remote Himalayan settlements combine to create a narrative rich in atmosphere and insight. With 16 photographs enhancing the visual experience, this 152-page paperback is a cherished addition for lovers of travel writing and Himalayan exploration.
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Book Details
-
Author: Aditya Pal
-
Publisher: Ababhash
-
Language: Bengali
-
ISBN: 9789380732558
-
Pages: 152 + 16 Photographs
-
First Edition: December 2021
-
Second Print: September 2024
-
Format: Paperback
About the Book
This captivating travel narrative recounts a breathtaking journey into the inner basin of the eastern Nepal Himalayas and the ancient Tibetan villages nestled there. Inspired by the historic Tibet expedition of Sarat Chandra Das in the nineteenth century, the book retraces and reimagines both ancient and modern routes across the high mountains.
Aditya Pal maps the socio-cultural confluences of Indo-Tibetan regions, exploring landscapes where history, memory, and geography intersect. The evocative descriptions of traditional pathways to the north-western base camp of Kanchenjunga and the sublime experience at Pangpema lend the journey a profound dimension.
Dangerous trails, the grandeur of snow-clad peaks, serene gomphas, and the soulful rhythms of life in remote Himalayan settlements combine to create a narrative rich in atmosphere and insight. With 16 photographs enhancing the visual experience, this 152-page paperback is a cherished addition for lovers of travel writing and Himalayan exploration.
