Novels:
* A River Sutra (1993): A sensual and evocative novel exploring themes of love, desire, and spirituality set against the backdrop of the Ganges River.
* The Snow Leopard (1978): A story of a Tibetan Buddhist monk and his encounter with a mystical snow leopard, blending adventure and spirituality.
* The King's Shadow (1987): A historical novel set in 18th century India, weaving together the lives of a young Mughal prince and a European adventurer.
Non-Fiction:
* Karma Cola: Marketing the Sacred (1989): A sharp and witty critique of the commercialization of spirituality in India.
* A History of India (1994): A comprehensive and engaging account of India's rich and complex history.
* A Farewell to History: A Novel (1997): A philosophical novel exploring the impact of globalization on the world.
* The New Indians: The Changing Face of an Emerging Nation (2001): A insightful analysis of the social and cultural changes happening in India in the wake of globalization.
* The Saffron Years (2006): A powerful and personal account of the rise of Hindu nationalism in India.
These are just a few of Gita Mehta's many notable works. Her writing is known for its blend of historical detail, cultural insights, and insightful commentary on contemporary issues.