How is it to journey with others in search of adventure, lust, and god? In this delightful travelogue, Srinath Perur travels on ten organised tours and has a wealth of rich experiences, such as holding onto a camel in the Thar Desert, participating in a Maharashtrian pilgrimage with tens of thousands of people, crossing living root bridges near Cherrapunji, rediscovering music while following Kabir, and much more. The book, which is equally about people and locations, is a mirror of contemporary popular travel, which is characterised by the packaging of experiences, the development of tourist economies, and compulsive picture-taking. It is clear how this affects visitors as they create a miniature version of India while speeding through priceless treasures.