Gwalia in Khasia

Gwalia in Khasia is a 1995 travelogue by Welsh author Nigel Jenkins. Published by Gomer, it won the Wales Book of the Year in 1996.
Synopsis.
"Gwalia in Khasia" tells the story of the Welsh Calvinistic Methodists' Mission to the Khasi Hills in north-east India between 1841–1969.
Reception.
In 1996, "Gwalia in Khasia" won the Wales Book of the Year award. In the obituary for Jenkins published in "The Independent" in 2014, Meic Stephens noted that the book: "was compared by competent critics to the work of such travel-writers as Jan Morris and Paul Theroux."
Khasia in Gwalia.
Jenkins also edited an accompanying anthology of poetry and prose from the Khasi Hills, entitled "Khasia in Gwalia".