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Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.3 |
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Route
from Gangótri to Múkba,
see No. 144.
Route
from Gangótri to Nainitál,
see Nainitál to Gangótri.
Route
from Gárbia to Askót,
see No. 7.
Route No. 67.
From Gárbia (Kámáon) to Kúnti (Kámáon).
A principal route, passable for horses.
Literature: Strachey, in Journ. As. Soc. Beng., Vol. XVII,
pp. 115-20.
Maps: Strachey's Kámáon and Gárhvál, and his map to
illustrate the Journey to Rákus Tal.
Gárbia, 30° 7'; 80° 48'; 10,272 ft., near the left
bank of the Káli river — Continue along the
Káli river (road bad) — Cross the Hángehu
river — Talakáea, a small hamlet — Cross the
Káli river by a sángha-bridge (150 yards above its
confluence with the Kúnti-Yánkti river) — Gúngi
— Nábhi (2 miles from Gúngi).
Mángdang (11,750 ft.), 2 miles from Nábhi —
Cross the Nal Yánkti river (Kúnti valley now
contracts) — Cross a snow-bed — Cross the Námpa
river (the valley opens again).
Kúnti, 30° 18'; 80° 38'; ab. 13,000 ft., near the
left bank of the Káli river. This place is in-
habited in summer only, and even then not
regularly.
Route No. 68.
From Gárbia (Kámáon) to the Rákus Tal
(Gnári Khórsum).
A secondary route, passable for horses.
Maps: Strachey's Kámáon and Gárhvál, and his map to
illustrate the route to Rákus Tal.
Gárbia, 30° 7'; 80° 48'; 10,272 ft., near the left
bank of the Káli river — Mála Káva — △ Shang-
dúma.
Yirkha, 5½ hours' march from Gárbia — Cross
the Lípu Lekh pass (long ascent, but not steep).
△ Ningri — Námi — Taklakhár.
△ Dúmar.
△ Lágan Túnkau, 30° 29'; 81° 10', on the
southern shore of the Rákus Tal lake (height
of the lake ab. 15,250 ft.)
Route
from Gártok to the Cháko La Pass,
see No. 35.
Routes
from Gártok to Leh: by Róngo, Ráldang,
and Úpshi, see Nos. 69, 176, 174, and 236.
Route
from Gártok to Nainitál,
see Nainitál to Gártok.
Route No. 69.
From Gártok (Gnári Khórsum) to Róngo (Ladák).
A secondary route, passable for horses.
Literature: Fraser's Journal, p. 309. — Moorcroft's Travels,
Vol. I., pp. 439-44.
Maps: Cunningham's Pánjáb and Western Himálaya. —
Strachey's West Nári. — Waugh and Thuillier's Pánjáb
and adjoining countries.
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