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0145 India and Tibet : vol.1
India and Tibet : vol.1 / Page 145 (Color Image)

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doi: 10.20676/00000295
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ese and Tibetan repres
ured, even though they w
d with much power. I thi
hamba Jong to get into to
wn impression of how nati
straight through from Tagi
18th, accompanied by h
r, who had made such mi
s, and escorted by a few
u the mountain-sides len
trees were replaced by i
drons, and higher up they
crossed the Kangri-la jus
gh coarse scrub. The pas
it was just over 17,00
d from it we were at hig
change was most marke
were great wide plains, tele
s of mountains, and abso
and traversable in every
ne. The great monsoon
sun shone with a power
up to 84° in the shade
hly hot at midday, thoug

ion into Tibet and got on
from the Himalayan rang
of that stupendous rang
, on the extreme end, is
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