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Results of a Scientific Mission to India and High Asia : vol.3 |
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Route
from Leh to Pádum,
see No. 166.
Route No. 123.
From Leh (Ladák) to △ Sássar (Nûbes).
There are two different routes: the one across
the Laóche and the Sássar passes, practicable in
summer only; the other by Dígar and up the Shayók
valley, generally used in winter. In summer the
latter route is impracticable owing to the impossi-
bility of crossing the then much swollen Shayók
river. Even in winter the Shayók river has to be
repeatedly crossed, an operation involving much
time and invariably attended with difficulties.
A.
Leh to △ Sássar, by the Laóche and the Sássar
passes, see Routes Nos. 121(a) and 64.
B.
Leh to △ Sássar, by Dígar.
Passable for horses.
Literature: Izzet Ûllah, in Quarterly Oriental Magazine,
Vol. III., 1825, p. 112.
Maps: Cunningham's Panjáb and Western Himálaya.—
Waugh and Thuillier's Panjáb and adjoining coun-
tries.
Leh, 34° 8′·3; 77° 14′·6 F°; 11,527 ft., 3 miles
N. of the Indus river—Cross the Dígar pass.
Sábu.
Dígar.
△ Ágam (a very short march; Izzet Ûllah's
Akham).
△ Chímchak (Izzet Ûllah's Chamchar).
△ Láma Kéndi.
△ Chumjángal (Izzet Ûllah's Chonk Jángal),
10 hours' march from △ Chímchak—Cross a
pass.
△ Dungiélak (Izzet Ûllah's Dung Bái lak).
△ Mándalik (a very long stage); fuel, but
scarcely any grass.
△ Kótalik—△ Súltan Chúskun.
△ Kútalik.
△ Sássar, 35° 8′; 77° 30′; 15,339 ft. (an easy
march).
Route
from Leh to Símla, see Símla to Leh.
Route
from Leh to Srinâgar:
by Káltse, Láma Yúru, Kárbu, and Kárgil
(see Nos. 122, 82, 119, 90, and 96.)
Route
from Leh to Tángtse,
see No. 222.
Route
from Leh to Úpshi,
see No. 236.
Routes
from Leh to Yárkand.
A. In summer: by the Sássar and the Kara-
korúm passes and by Kárgalik (see Nos. 121(a),
64, 182, 87, and 93).
B. In winter: by Dígar, up the Shayók valley,
and by the Karakorúm pass and Kárgalik (see
Nos. 123(b), 87, and 93).
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