Summary: I shall relate a strange incident witnessed where a Brahmin demanded 2000 rupees and cloth from his tribe in a town, threatening to fast until given. He climbed a tree, sat on a branch without eating for 30 days, attracting many witnesses, including the Dutch. The temple pagodas of India like JagannAth and Benares are described, with details on idols and rituals. The devotees of these temples follow customs like making penances, offering food to idols, and engaging in strange practices like drinking cow-dung mixed water. The Kingdom of BhutAn and its trade in musk, good rhubarb, furs, and silver coins are discussed, along with the peculiar involvement of Armenian merchants who carry idols and materials for idolatry in their trades. Additionally, the Tirupati pagoda in Carnatic is highlighted for its magnificence and surrounding superstitions, making it feel like a town. The unique customs, practices, and beliefs of various regions in India, as observed and shared by Tavernier, depict a diverse and intriguing cultural tapestry.