Drug Tourism: A Psychonautic Journey Around The World

Follow Dominic Milton Trott’s pictorial adventure through more than 40 countries whilst researching and self-administering 182 psychoactive drugs.

Drug Tourism offers a unique set of over 800 images, many of which can never be replicated. It takes the reader on a daring and audacious quest; a journey of the bizarre, the outlandish and the unexpected. This includes photographs of drug related iconography, narco-relevant scenery and, of course, close-up shots of most of the drugs themselves.

On a more serious note, he introduces the album with a wealth of invaluable travel advice, intended to reduce and mitigate risk. This is fully aligned to his overarching mantra; stay safe, stay free, stay healthy.

This remarkable collection presents the world through the eyes of an intrepid drug explorer, as he traverses six continents in search of the fabled, the feared, the novel and the new. Accompanying his best selling harm reduction tome, The Drug Users Bible, it provides an extraordinary insight into the world of drugs.

A SINGULAR VISUAL ANTHOLOGY
Cocaine in Columbia, bhang lassi in Varanasi and betel in Burma represent just three from an entire catalogue of intriguing but perilous expeditions. Alcohol isn’t forgotten either, with a section featuring beer in dozens of different nations.

Whilst The Drug Users Bible documents his actual drug experiences, Drug Tourism maps the physical context in the form of contemporaneous snapshots taken by the author himself.

This singular visual anthology captures and preserves a here-and-now picture of 21st century drug culture, not only for historical record, but for your viewing entertainment and reference.