Embark on a remarkable historical journey through Central Asia with early Jesuit travellers. This captivating chronicle details the intrepid expeditions of Jesuit priests between 1603 and 1721, whose missions extended into parts of northern India and western China. Discover the significant travels of pioneers like Bento de Goes, António de Andrade, and others, offering an unparalleled narrative of exploration and religious endeavour. Richly documented with maps and illustrations, this work is essential reading for history enthusiasts, scholars of religious exploration, and anyone intrigued by Asia’s historical interconnectedness and missionary past. A vital addition for Indian libraries and academic pursuits.