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Who wrote Auf Verbotenen Wegen: Reisen Und Abenteuer in Tibet?

"Auf Verbotenen Wegen: Reisen Und Abenteuer in Tibet" was written by Arnold Henry Savage Landor and published in 1900. Explorer and artist known for his vivid accounts of indigenous cultures and remote landscapes.

Auf Verbotenen Wegen: Reisen Und Abenteuer in Tibet

1900

Arnold Henry Savage Landor

Auf Verbotenen Wegen: Reisen Und Abenteuer in Tibet

Arnold Henry Savage Landor

1900

Auf Verbotenen Wegen: Reisen Und Abenteuer in Tibet, published in 1900 by Arnold Henry Savage Landor, is a historical travelogue detailing the author's adventurous expedition to Tibet. The narrative explores the beauty and challenges of the region, alongside the cultural dynamics Landor encounters. He recounts his initial plans to enter Tibet via Russia, which shifted to a journey through India and the treacherous Himalayas, highlighting both logistical preparations and personal anecdotes. The book is notable for its vivid illustrations, including a map drawn in Landor's own blood, and offers a unique perspective on early Western exploration of Tibet.