Description
In book the author embarks on a remarkable journey through India and Southeast Asia. They begin by vividly describing Saugor Island, the Hoogly River, and the bustling city of Calcutta, providing insights into local life, customs, and religious festivities like the Doorga Pooja. The narrative then takes us through Madras, Pondicherry, and Malacca, where the author delves into the rich cultural tapestry and religious practices of these regions. The voyage extends to Singapore and China, offering intriguing observations on trade, commerce, and the moral character of the local populations. Interspersed with these travel accounts are dissertations on missionary work, measuring its success, and the methodologies employed in modern missions. Additionally, the author shares their sea voyage experiences, including illnesses, celestial wonders, and encounters with marine life like whales and sharks. The narrative eventually shifts to explorations of various locations in Burma, providing a multifaceted view of local populations, religious traditions, and historical contexts. “Voyage to Calcutta” is a comprehensive travelogue that captures the diverse landscapes, cultures, and experiences encountered during this captivating journey.
