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Saidabád Saráí, 9 miles from Bhímbar.
Naushéra, 33° 7'; 74° 12'.

Route
from Bhímbar to Sialkót,
see No. 188.

Route No. 26.

From Bhímbar (Panjáb) to Úri (Kashmir).

A secondary route, passable for horses.

Literature: Jacquemont's Journal, Vol. III, pp. 164-73.—
Year-book of the Panjáb for 1854, part IV., p. 245-7.
Maps: Cunningham's Panjáb and Western Himálaya.—
Waugh and Thuillier's Panjáb and adjoining coun-
tries.

Bhímbar, 32° 59'; 74° 0'— Cross the Adatáк
pass (road in parts difficult).

Saidabád Saráí, 9 miles from Bhímbar—
Kambír fort.

Dharamsála, 15 miles from Saidabád—Kohi-
rátti, on the Ban river, 6 miles from Dharam-
sála (road good, almost level).

Dhúna, 6 miles from Kohirátti. No dharam-
sála; supplies scarce, but fish in abundance—
Kótli (6,019 ft.), 3 miles from Dhúna, with a
bángalo—Sámbri.

Séra, 10 miles from Kótli, with a bángalo (road
between Kótli and Séra occasionally bad and
difficult)—Cross the Main Dal river (generally
very difficult to be crossed)—Cross the Púch
river by bridge.

Púch (3,395 ft.), 9 miles from Séra—Ascend
along the Betári river, which has to be crossed
on the way to Kahúta four times, the last time
over a wooden bridge—Mángiál—Devár—Vóchi
—Nári.

Kahúta (430 ft.), 6½ miles from Púch—
Ascend to the Púch pass (road rather bad,
narrow, and occasionally difficult)—Aliabád

Saráí (9,700 ft.), 6½ miles from Kahúta—Cross
the Púch pass (8,500 ft.).

Haidarabád Saráí, 6 miles from Aliabád
(a long march)—Sillikót—Balkót.

Úri, 34° 6'; 73° 56', on the left bank of the
Jhlum river (level of the river 3,952 ft.).

Route No. 27.

From Bijnáth (Chámba) to Bára Bánghal
(Chámba).

A secondary route, impassable for horses.

Maps: Blagrave, Becher, and Hutchinson's Jalandhar
Dooab.

Bijnáth, 32° 3'·1; 76° 38'·9·8; 3,357 ft.—
Súnsal (4,457 ft.), 4 miles from Bijnáth.

Deól, or Devál (4,240 ft.), with a saline spring.

Pré—Cross the Yáre, or Yára pass.

△ Tsánni, on the northern foot of the Yáre
pass.

Sindi.

Kanár, on the Rávi river.

Bára Bánghal, 32° 18'; 76° 43'; 8,535 ft., on
the right bank of the Rávi river.

Route No. 28.

From Bijnáth (Chámba) to Kángra (Chámba).

A principal route, passable for horses.

Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second edition).

Bijnáth, 32° 3'·1; 76° 38'·9·8; 3,357 ft.—
Pipróli—Andríta.

Barcárni (3,198 ft.)—Sála—Parór—Dhórni.

Nagróti (2,816 ft.)—Kóli—Ujen.

Kángra, 32° 5'·2; 76° 14'·4·5; 2,553 ft.