My Himalaya

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My Himalaya – 40 Years Among Buddhists

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For more than 40 years, photographer Olivier Follmi documented the landscape and people of the Himalayas. At the age of 17 he dreamt of becoming a mountain guide and so began his adventure and love affair with the mountain range and the people.

A beautiful book which will give hours of joy – both enriching and enlightening, he describes his journeys, the people he met along the way as well as featuring some stunning photography.

The perfect book to curl up with for hours on end.

Title: My Himalaya

Author: Olivier Follmi

Format: Hard Cover

Publication Date: 31/07/2018

Pages: 304

Size: 34cm x 28cm

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