Bought this book as I am also an avid rider. Its a nice book very well written. I liked the book very much. Thank you flipkart for selling such a nice book. Great packaging and superfast delivery as usual.

A well written book which creates an urge to stop Dreaming and live your Dreams ... Hats off to the author..May his soul Rest in Peace ...

Regarding Flipkart, excellent service as well... the despatched the product as usual.

Having read all the other books on pan India motorcycle tours, PG Tenzing's book is hands down, the best ever written on the topic.
It has a certain feel about the character of the person being shaped as he travels more and most importantly as he meets new people and old friends on the way.
The other popular book written by Ajit Harisinghani is even more boring than the most boring journey you might have taken, without any surprises on the way, or the quirkiness of the general Indian junta. ...

Got a beautiful feeling while reading this…. amazing write up…not everyone knew how to lead n live life…. he knows the purpose of life… he got a call n he first left everything then sadly everyone…… such a great man… Rest in peace!!

An ex-IAS officer riding around the Indian subcontinent on a Bullet is a must read for anyone who loves road trips, motorcycles, and of course; Royal Enfield Bullet.

If you own a Bullet and thinking to do something worthwhile with it but you are not finding enough inspiration. Read this book. It is one among the three books that inspired me ride and later write for a living.

P G Tenzing was an awesome guy. He had an awesome experience with his life and was awesome enough to share it with us. The book inspires you to break out of the ordinary life and be awesome.
Hats off to you Mr Tenzing. Hope you were alive so that i could have met you personally.

Eversince "The Motorcycle Diaries" I always wanted to go on a road trip. This book has been an introduction on Indian conditions. The romanticism for such an endavour has increased. It was a great attempt by a good soul. RIP. The connection to spirituality and humor in this book kept me reading. This is not a literary extravaganza. It is written by heart and intent.

The author has written a great description on his expedition (or whatever it may be called). He has a great sense of humor and a sense of writing which grips the reader to want more.The books is really un-putdownable. And the best part is his deep spiritual insights in combination with the everyday things happening with him.

well the book deals with the intricacies of bureaucratic life n babudom,together with the zeal to connect oneself with god through "thamzi".i read the book in 2009 itself n then it had already created ripples amongst all sections of readers...the story was not the typical stereotype but a fresh and adventure filled...it exemplifies the buddhism aspect in sikkim which is quite obvious,due to his roots...a must read for any fun loving individual

Nothing great about this book, it was plain OK. To be honest, I struggled to complete reading it. Yes there are anecdotes but those were not good enough for me to remain glued.
I ideally would have preferred giving it a miss.