Charles Clark set out to walk from Delhi to the source of the sacred river Ganges some 15,000 feet up in the Himalayas close to the Tibetan frontier. He recounts the places he visited and the many conversations he had with people both local and fellow travellers along the way The ancient river Ganges holds a physical and mystical fascination for all who visit India. Charles Clark records his journey to its source in a way which highlights the spirituality of the people and the often harsh way of life which is so intriguing to outsiders. His uncluttered conversations with both local and fellow travellers whom he meets along the way leave readers to form their own opinions about this diverse and enigmatic country. Undoubtdly the author will return to India and one rather hopes he will again meet may of the Gurus and Holy Men, just to see how they are getting on and to continue his conversations.