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This study examines into the intricate tapestry of colonial travel narratives, meticulously unraveling the intricacies of the politics of representation interwoven within. The primary objective is to discern the intricate ways in which power dynamics, biases, and cultural preconceptions find expression and perpetuation through the art of representation. Employing a rigorous examination of a diverse array of textual and visual narratives from the imperial period, the study meticulously dissects the types and tropes used in these accounts. Through this methodical exploration, the research adeptly navigates the complex terrain of colonial perspectives, shedding light on the foundational socio-political dynamics that shape and influence the composition of these narratives. Ultimately, the paper aspires to advance our understanding of the broader implications of representation within the context of colonial encounters and its enduring impact on the narrative fabric of history.