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PÛL—RÂI: ROUTE-170-172.

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Ptiling, 320 5'; 76° 51'—Bizling—pL6llarp Kângar.

0 Na n d ui — p Chamra —   — p T un-

gâur.

•  S h i l i b i â l— Cross the Makhôri pass (14,454 ft.) — Dâinu.

•  Ûd ag a — Cross the Ravi river.

Bara Bdnghal (8,535 ft.), on the Ravi river.

•  Ch ci l l u—Ascend the Lolôni glacier.

Camp near the top of the Lolôni pass - Cross the Lolôni pass (16,948 ft.) — Descend a glacier.

Mô l i ng, on the left bank of the Chandra Bhâga river (a long march).

Kdrelong, 32° 33'.8; 77° 0'.6; a kind of Govt. bângalo (10,242 ft.), on the Bhâga river, the chief place of Lah6l.

Route

from PULING to SULTANPUR,
see No. 214.

Route

from RITAL to BARAHÂT,
see No. 17.

Route

from RÂITAL to PIIÉTI,
see No. 23.

Route No. 170.

From RÂITAL (Girhvâl) to KHÄRSÂLI (Girhvâl).

A secondary route, impassable for horses.

Literature: Skinner's Excursions, Vol. I., pp. 306-30; Vol. II., pp. 1-4.

Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 65.

R d i t a 1, 30° 49'; 78° 34'; 6,949 ft., near the right bank of the Bhagirâthi river - Cross the Deara ka Panda pass.

A Chadarlông, at the western foot of the Deara ka Panda pass—Cross the Gangûri river Fakoli.

Na ug d i — Cross the Ancha ka Panda pass (a very fine view from the pass).

Niehni, a rather long march from Naugau.

B a n d s s a (7,478 ft.; an easy stage) ; there are hot springs here.

Kh d rs d li, 30° 57'; 78° 27'; 8,374 ft., on the left bank of the Jamna river.

Route No. 171.

From RÂITAL (Girhvâl) to SALUNG (Girhvâl).

A secondary route, impassable for horses. Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 65.

Récital, 30° 49'; 78° 34'; 6,949 ft., near the right bank of the Bhagirâthi river — Descend down to the Bhagirâthi river (road bad) — Cross the Bhagirâthi river and continue along its left bank.

Sdlung, 30° 50'; 78° 38'; 6,455 ft., on the left bank of the Bhagirâthi river, nearly opposite RâitaI.

Route No. 172.

From RÂITAL (Girhvâl) to SÛKHI (Girhvâl).

A secondary route, impassable for horses.

Literature: Fraser, in As. Res., Vol. XIII., p. 233. — Hodgson, in As. Res., Vol. XIV., pp. 67-80. — Hoffmeister's Briefe aus Indien, pp. 224-6.

Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 65.

B éc i t al, 30° 49'; 78° 34'; 6,949 ft., near the right bank of the Bhagirâthi river.

T a v d r (a long march of 16 miles; toilsome ascents and descents).