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Tirthapúri, 31° 11'; 80° 34'. Close to Tirtha-
púri are fine hot springs.

Route No. 50.
From DÁBA (Guári Khórsum) to TÓLING
(Guári Khórsum).

A principal route, passable for horses.

Maps: Cunningham's Panjáb and Western Himálaya.—
Strachey's Kámáon and Gírhvái.

Dába, 31° 14'; 79° 39'—△ Páru—Khángsar.

△ Dákala, on the right bank of the Mángnang
river—Cross the Mángnang river.

Tóling, 31° 27'; 79° 32', on the left bank of
the Sátlej river (level of the river 12,369 ft.).

Route
from DÁBLING to MÓRANG,
see No. 142.

Route No. 51.
From DÁBLING (Kanáur) to SHÁLKAR (Spíti).

A secondary route, passable for horses.

Literature: Gerard's Koonawar, p. 281.—Hoffmeister's
Briefe aus Indien, pp. 305-11.—Thomson's Western
Himálaya, p. 109-12.—Year-book of the Panjáb for
1853.

Maps: Gerard's Koonawar.

Dábling, 31° 45'; 78° 37'; 9,311 ft., on the left
bank of the Sátlej river.

Námgia (8,371 ft.), on the left bank of the
Sátlej river, 9 miles from Dábling (road good
and even, always close to the left bank of the
Sátlej river)—Cross the Sátlej river.

Náko (11,975 ft.), an easy stage — Chángo,
10 miles from Náko—Cross the Píti river.

Shálkar, 32° 0'; 78° 32'; 10,272 ft., 12 miles
from Náko, on the right bank of the Pin river.

Route No. 52.
From DÁBLING (Kanáur) to SHÍPKI
(Guári Khórsum).

A secondary route, passable for horses.

Literature: Gerard's Koonawar, pp. 281-5.—Herbert, in
As. Res., Vol. XV., pp. 368-80.—Hoffmeister's Briefe
aus Indien, pp. 305-15.

Maps: Gerard's Koonawar.

Dábling, 31° 45'; 78° 37'; 9,311 ft., on the left
bank of the Sátlej river.

Námgia (8,371 ft.),¹ on the left bank of the
Sátlej river, 9 miles from Dábling (road good
and even, always close to the left bank of the
Sátlej river)—Short ascent—Steep descent to the Úp-
sang river—Cross the Píming pass, 13,518 ft.
(a tiresome and rocky ascent, but a moderate
descent as far as Shíkpi).

Shípki, 31° 49'; 78° 44'; 10,454 ft., near the
left bank of the Sátlej river (level of the river
9,267 ft.).

Route
from DÁBLING to SÚNGNAM,
see No. 218.

DALHOUSIE, a newly erected sanitarium, in the
outer parts of the Chámba range, is best reached
from Amritsar in the Panjáb. A road from this
town to Pathankót (1,162 ft.) is being made, and
from the latter point to Dalhousie the road is
already completed. The whole distance may