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In this gripping travel narrative, James Gilmour recounts his journeys through the remote and little-understood land of Mongolia. With a foreword by T.S. Wentworth, it offers a vivid portrait of life among the nomads of this fascinating region, as well as insights into the complex political and cultural forces at play in the 19th century.

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