THE EXPEDITION OF RAMAYANA: The Discovery of Golden City of Lanka

What if the Ramayana was not just a story — but an address?
Buried in a forgotten Rajasthan temple, a palm-leaf manuscript surfaces after seven hundred years. Inside: not a prayer, not a verse — but coordinates. Real, calculable, geographic coordinates pointing to a location on the floor of the Indian Ocean. Archaeologist Dr. Aryan Mehta has spent his career being told his father's theory was impossible. His father — who believed the Ramayana encoded real geography — died before anyone agreed with him. Aryan intends to prove him right. What he finds beneath the Indian Ocean is not a ruin. It is a library. Intact. Preserved. Waiting seven thousand years for its readers to return. THE EXPEDITION OF RAMAYANA is a race across India's most sacred sites — Pushkar, Kedarnath, Hampi, Rameshwaram — following the hidden trail of Valmiki's epic before a rival organization reaches it first. At the end of that trail: the city the world called a myth. And a discovery that will change everything humanity thinks it knows about its own past. A mythological thriller that treats the Ramayana with complete reverence while asking the question it has never been asked: What if it was also a map?

Perfect for readers of Amish Tripathi, Ashwin Sanghi, and Dan Brown. Book I of The Expedition of Ramayana series.