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Thus, due to political upheavals, ended my stay, of almost nine years, in the little-known and all but forgotten ancient Nakhi Kingdom of south-west China. Even during my youth spent in Moscow and Paris ! had been unaccountably attracted to Asia, her vast, little-explored mountains and her strange peoples and, especially, to mysterious Tibet. The Fates, stern to me in many other ways, have been kind in vouchsafing me long travels in Asia which even now, I have a feeling, are not at an end. I had always dreamed of finding, and living in that beautiful place, shut off from the world by its great mountains, which years later James Hilton conceived in his novel Lost Horizon. His hero found his ''Shangri-La'' by accident. I found mine, by design and perseverance, in Likiang.

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Introduction

1 The Caravan Journey To Liklang

2 Liking

3 The Market AndWine-Shops Of Likiang

4 FurtherAfield

5 The Start Of The Co-operatives

6 MedicalWork

7 The Nakhis

8 The Tibetans

9 The Boa, The LolosAnd The Minkia

10 The Lamaseries

11 PoltergeiSts

12 SuicidesAndDtomba Ceremonies

13 Marriages

14 Some Likiang Festivals