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△ Bhaviti (ab. 15,750 ft.)—△ Láma Chörten.
Chújia Tol—△ Ámbang (ab. 15,300 ft.).
Tol, near the Rákus Tal lake (level of the lake
ab. 15,250 ft.).

Route
from Kutnór to Barahát,
see No. 16.

Route No. 118.

From Kutnór (Gárhvál) to Khársáli (Gárhvál).

A principal route, passable for horses.

Literature: Hodgson, in As. Res., Vol. XIV., pp. 141-5.—
Jacquemont's Journal, Vol. II., pp. 73-82.—Skinner's
Excursions, Vol. I., pp. 282-91.

Maps: Indian Atlas, sheets 48 and 65.

Kutnór, 30° 51′; 78° 19′; 5,106 ft., on the left
bank of the Jámna river—Continue along the
left bank of the Jámna river—Cross the Jámna
river—Vódri, or Vazirgárh (5,384 ft.), on the
right bank of the Jámna river (close to the
Jámna river is a hot spring, which is, however,
generally covered with the sand of the river)—
Cross the Jámna river—Kunsála.

Rána (6,773 ft.), on the left bank of the Jámna
river—Continue along the left bank of the
Jámna river—Cross the Jámna river—Banássa
(7,478 ft.), on the right bank of the Jámna river
(hot springs are close by)—Cross the Jámna
river.

Kharsáli, 30° 57′; 78° 27′; 8,374 ft., on the
left bank of the Jámna river.

Ladák, see Leh.

Route
from Láma Yúru to Káltse,
see No. 82.

Route No. 119.

From Láma Yúru (Ladák) to Kárbu (Dras).

A principal route, passable for horses.

Literature: Cunningham's Ladák, pp. 148-50, and in
Journ. As. Soc. Beng., Vol. XVII., part I., pp. 117,
118.—Moorcroft's Travels, Vol. II., pp. 11-29.

Maps: Cunningham's Panjáb and Western Himálaya.—
Waugh and Thuillier's Panjáb and adjoining coun-
tries.

Láma Yáru, 34° 11′; 76° 34′; 11,480 ft., a large
monastery—Cross the Phóto La pass (13,555 ft.;
an easy and gradual ascent)—Hewaskút, 9 miles
from Láma Yúru—Cross the Kánji river several
times.

Kárbu, 34° 15′; 76° 27′; 11,617 ft., 6 miles from
Henaskút.

Landáur is close to Mássúri.

Route No. 120.

From △ Laptél (Gnári Khórsum) to Dába
(Gnári Khórsum).

There are three different routes: A. by the
Sakh pass, B. by the Balch Dhúra pass, C. by the
Kioguár pass. Routes A. and B. are equally good;
route C. is rarely taken.

A.

△ Laptél to Dába, across the Sakh pass.

A principal route, passable for horses.

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

△ Laptél, 30° 46′·3; 79° 52′·0 P; 13,994 ft.
(fuel and grass in abundance)—Tso Jan, two
small lakes—Cross the Shelchéll pass (very
gentle slopes).