The book "Medico-socioeconomic of few medicinal plants of Indian Trans Himalayas" offers a comprehensive study of the medicinal plants found in the Trans-Himalayan regions of India. It highlights the rich biodiversity and traditional knowledge of the people in this unique geographical area. The authors, Shankar Datt and Vinod Chandra Pandey, have conducted extensive surveys in the regions of Ladakh, Lahul-Spiti, and Uttarakhand to document ethnobotanical knowledge. The work aims to capture the use of medicinal plants and describe their identification, the parts of the plants used, as well as their habitats and locations. This documentation is of great significance as it not only preserves the medical knowledge of the Himalayan communities but also contributes to scientific research and understanding of the regional medicinal plants.