My Journey to LhasaInvolves us intensely in a world that no longer existsthat of free Tibet. . . . Fervent and admirably unsentimental . . . [David Neel] had to exercise the utmost ingenuity to survive. New York Times Book Review Originally published in 1927, My Journey to Lhasa is a powerful, entertaining record of danger and achievement that has become one of the most remarkable and inspirational of all travelers tales. Disguised as a beggar, Alexandra David Neel

completely and naturally Chinese persists

”     —Kiese Laymon

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