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Route No. 130.

From MÁNDI (Kúlu) to BIJNÁTH (Chámba).

A principal route, passable for horses.

Maps: Cunningham's Panjáb and Western Himálaya.—
Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second edition).—Waugh and
Thuillier's Panjáb and adjoining countries.

Mándi, 31° 42′·7; 76° 55′·3⅝; 2,480 ft., on the
left bank of the Biás river—Cross the Biás
river—Áur—Sarnául—Dhár.

Drang—Ascend the Futakál ridge and continue
along its crest.

Futakál, with a bángalo—Gran—Nágar—Gúma
Rúpa.

Dáilu—Áiju—Málu.

Bijnáth, 32° 3′·1; 76° 38′·9⅝; 3,357 ft.


Route
from MÁNDI to BILÁSPUR,
see No. 29.


Route No. 131.

From MÁNDI (Kúlu) to NADÁUN (Kúlu).

A principal route, passable for horses.

Maps: Cunningham's Panjáb and Western Himálaya.—
Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second edition).—Waugh and
Thuillier's Panjáb and adjoining countries.

Mándi, 31° 42′·7; 76° 55′·3⅝; 2,480 ft., on
the left bank of the Biás river—Cross the
Sikándar ka Dhár range.

Raultshâhar.

Gopálpur—Paról.

Hamirpur, a long stage.

Nadáun, 31° 47′·0; 76° 18′·5⅝; 1,535 ft., on
the left bank of the Biás river.
Another route, but a longer one, leads along
the Biás river by Kótla and Tiri.


Route No. 132.

From MÁNDI (Kúlu) to SULTÁNPUR (Kúlu).

A principal route, passable for horses.

Maps: Cunningham's Panjáb and Western Himálaya.—
Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second edition).—Waugh and
Thuillier's Panjáb and adjoining countries.

Mándi, 31° 42′·7; 76° 55′·3⅝; 2,480 ft., on
the left bank of the Biás river—Cross the
Biás river—Áur—Sarnául—Dhár—Cross the
Ul river.

Kumán, an iron mine, 11 miles from Mándi—
Cross a small pass—Bagrári.

Bijáura, 14 miles from Kumán, on the right
bank of the Biás river—Continue along the
Biás valley—Sámsi—Badán.

Sultánpur, 31° 57′·8; 77° 5′·8 ℞; 3,945 ft.,
on the right bank of the Biás river, the capital
of Kúlu.


Route No. 133.

From MANDRÁSSU (Gárhvál) to BÁRKÓT (Gárhvál).

A secondary route, passable for horses.

Literature: Hodgson, in As. Res., Vol. XIV., pp. 132-52.—
Skinner's Excursions, Vol. I., pp. 225-67.

Mandrássu, 30° 32′; 78° 1′—Cross the Bhadráj
pass—Steep descent—Cross the Jámna river.

Lakvári, a rather long march—Cross a small
pass—Laksar—Dvári.

Nonáno, on the right bank of the Jámna river
—Ascent — Básona, 2½ hours' march from
Nonáno—Cross a small pass—Descent—Káthi.

Chita—Mátia—Cross the Kútni river—Siáhi,
5 hours' march from Mátia; much ascent and
descent.

Kóta, 3 hours' march from Siáhi—Miúnda.

Lakhamándal, 9 miles from Kóta—Cross the
Baléna river—Bankándi, 3½ miles from Lakha-
mándal.