The Geography of Silence: Volume 1 Eastern Himalayan journeys between myth and memory

The Geography of Silence: Volume I - Eastern Himalayan Journeys Between Myth & Memory is a haunting blend of travel writing, geography, folklore, anthropology, mystery, and lived experience set across the remote landscapes of the Eastern Himalayas. From the storm-ridden caves of Bhutan and forgotten monasteries of Sikkim to the fog-covered forests of Meghalaya and the silent valleys of Arunachal Pradesh, each chapter uncovers stories hidden beneath mountains, rivers, ruins, and oral traditions. Based on years of exploration, field observation, and cultural encounters, the book moves between reality and myth - where landslides bury villages, rivers erase islands, stones appear to breathe during storms, and forgotten voices continue echoing through Himalayan silence. Atmospheric, cinematic, and deeply immersive, this is not merely a collection of journeys, but an expedition into the unseen geography of memory, fear, faith, and the mysteries that survive beyond maps.

Pagina's: 132, Paperback, Notion Press