Hiuen Tsang - English

Experience the fascinating life and travels of Hiuen Tsang, the well-known Chinese Buddhist monk who travelled the dangerous roads of ancient India in pursuit of spiritual knowledge and holy texts.

This fascinating biography, which is published by India Book House, explores the incredible life of one of the most respected characters in Buddhist history in great detail.

In the seventh century, Hiuen Tsang, a young monk in China, showed a keen interest in learning more about Buddhism and a strong desire to do so.

He made the audacious journey to India, the country of its birth, in spite of many challenges, such as political turmoil and hazardous terrain.

His epic journey spanned thousands of miles and lasted over a decade, during which he braved harsh climates, encountered fierce bandits, and endured countless hardships.

Throughout his travels, Hiuen Tsang visited renowned monasteries, engaged in philosophical debates with scholars, and sought out the guidance of revered masters.

His quest led him to the great centres of learning in Nalanda and Taxila, where he studied under eminent teachers and meticulously translated sacred texts into Chinese.

Through meticulous research and vivid storytelling, this book brings to life the remarkable adventures of Hiuen Tsang, shedding light on his spiritual quest and enduring legacy.

Whether you are a scholar of Buddhist history or simply a curious reader, Hiuen Tsang: The Great Chinese Buddhist Monk offers a captivating glimpse into the life of a truly extraordinary individual.