Journals of Travels in Assam, Burma, Bhootan, Afghanistan and the Neighbouring Countries

An intricate travel account and scientific study written in the early 19th century. The work details Griffith's explorations as he undertakes journeys across various regions, primarily focused on botanical and zoological observations while examining the tea plant and diverse ecosystems. At the start of the narrative, Griffith describes his travels with an Assam deputation, discussing the intricacies of navigating rivers and the rich flora of the areas he encounters. His observations span from the diverse species of plants along the banks of the rivers to his engagements with local communities. Griffith keenly notes the ecosystem's complexity and the geographical features, depicting both the beauty of the landscapes and the challenges faced during his expeditions. His passion for botany and keen eye for detail set the stage for a comprehensive exploration of the Indian subcontinent's natural history.