A tour in Mongolia

A Tour in Mongolia is a travel narrative by David Fraser, published in 1920, detailing his journey from Peking through Inner Mongolia. The book combines firsthand accounts of travel by cart, pony, and caravan with insights into Mongolian life, religion, and the region's landscapes, all set against the backdrop of political tensions involving China, Russia, and Japan. Fraser's work is notable for its ethnographic perspective and includes an analytical introduction and photographs that enhance the narrative.