People
This person is a missionary, and hopes to convert the lamas to Christianity.
Miss Brinklow
The country where the travelers' plane goes down.
Tibet
"Of course, the morals of this place are quite hideous--we might have expected that."
Miss Brinklow
This mountain, which features prominently in the book, is over 28,000 feet tall.
Karakal
The language Miss Brinklow is trying to learn.
Tibetan
This person is often referred to as the "Manchu".
Lo-Tsen
Three of the four travelers are from this country.
England
"I sent for you because I thought we should do well to have a talk together. Please sit down beside me and have no fear. I am an old man and can do no one any harm."
The High Lama (Perrault)
This mountain range, mentioned in the book, is the highest and most extensive that lies entirely within Europe.
The Alps
This is the instrument played by Lo-Tsen.
Harpsichord
This is the real last name of the High Lama.
Perrault
China
Conway
The highest mountain range in the world.
The Himalayas
The lamasery has a collection of Chinoiserie, which is the imitation of art and design from which country?
China
This person wrote down Conway's story in a manuscript.
Rutherford
The country from which the travelers were evacuated by plane.
Iran
"But what are we going to do about it? Why are we here? What can be the point of it all?"
Mallinson
One of the longest mountain chains in Asia, borders on the Gobi Desert.
Kunlun Mountains
Chang and the High Lama enjoy passing time by drinking this beverage several times a day.
Tea
The young Austrian who wanders into Shangri-La and stays, establishing a connection with the outside world through which Shangri-La is able to purchase necessary things.
Henschell
Peshawar, the place where the evacuated travelers were supposed to be taken, is located in this country.
"You know, this place isn't run without plenty of hard cash. Those baths, for instance, they cost real money. And I can't see that anybody earns anything here, unless those chaps in the valley have jobs, and even then, they wouldn't produce enough for export. I'd like to know if they work any minerals."
Barnard
The highest mountain peak in the world, located on the China-Pakistan border.
Mount Everest
Perrault translated an essay on vanity, by French philosopher Michel Montaigne, into this language.
Tibetan