This paper aims to unravel the traveling experience of Lalu Nathoy-also known as Polly Bemis-in Thousand Pieces of Gold (TPG) in her capacity as an “other” traveler, as distinct from the egoistic travelers in the West. Yet, owing to the ideologically-bound concept of “travel,” this paper seeks to neutralize it by gauging it with the concept of fabula, by which traveling subjects can be discussed in a proper theoretical context. Thus, it is proposed here that the travel fabula comprises three events- alienation, exchange, and re/membering-and it will be employed to consider TPG in its specificity. Furthermore, the working hypothesis is that these events are the results of the economy of sign so that such reading of TPG will be semiotic in nature, that is, to explore the signification of travel in its inception.