Dharma Yatra in the Land of Buddha

Abstract

The book Dhammayatra in the Land of the Buddha by Dr. Issara Suwannabol is a pocketbook-style publication aimed at providing readers with knowledge about various aspects of tourism, including local geography, Buddhist history, and other cultural features of the region known as the Indian subcontinent during the Buddha’s time. This area now forms parts of modern-day India and Nepal. The author introduces the work by emphasizing the importance and scope of the content, setting the stage for an engaging exploration. The narrative employs a distinctive artistic approach to capture the reader’s attention, impart knowledge, provoke thought, and offer an enjoyable reading experience. In concluding the book, the author reflects on the impressions and joy derived from visiting these historical and spiritual sites, offering personal commentary. The writing is characterized by its eloquent language, structured presentation, and artistic style, ensuring clarity and depth in communication. The book holds literary value in four dimensions: historical significance, archaeological insights, geographical understanding, and the preservation of customs and traditions.