A Bachelor Girl in Burma

"A Bachelor Girl in Burma" is a travelogue written by Geraldine Edith Mitton, an unconventional English woman in the early 1900s. In her thirties and unmarried, Mitton embarked on a journey to Burma and Ceylon, documenting her experiences in this lesser-known and underappreciated region. Her vivid language paints a picturesque picture of the places she visited, while her attitude towards the natives reflects the norms of her era. This travelogue offers valuable insights into Edwardian travel, societal attitudes, and women's issues during the colonial period. For those interested in exploring the world through the eyes of a female traveler in the early 20th century, "A Bachelor Girl in Burma" is a captivating read.