Sat 6 Jun | 12.00pm – 1.00pm | Entry free, registration required
In this illustrated talk, a GP and a mathematics teacher & Hindustani Classical Vocalist from King’s Lynn recount their extraordinary 28,200km overland journey from England to India. Travelling through 21 countries along routes once linked to the Silk Road,their 111-day expedition explores history that has connected civilisations for centuries. Along the way, they reflect on encounters, the challenges and conversations about global health and diabetes awareness. Blending travel narrative, cultural reflection and personal insight, Odyssean Journey is a story of connection, curiosity and rediscovering the ties between East and West.
Dr Prabir Mitra – a GP Principal with special interest in Diabetes. He is also an examiner for Cambridge Medical School and is an award-winning photographer, having published in National Geographic Traveller and Wanderlust.
Mrs Sanjukta Mitra – is an experienced secondary Mathematics Teacher and an Induction lead and mentor. She is an award winning Hindustani Classical vocalist who has performed in various venues in the U.K. (including the Bhavan), Europe and India. In additional to her musical performances, she teaches Hindustani Classical music as the Principal of Sursarang Arts Ltd.
