Schlagintweit, Hermann von; Schlagintweit, Adolf; Schlagintweit, Robert von: Results of a scientific mission to India and High Asia: undertaken between the years MDCCCLIV and MDCCCLVIII, by order of the court of directors of the hon. East India Company (Band 3): Route-book of the western parts of the Himálaya, Tibet, and Central Asia: and geographical glossary from the languages of India and Tibet, including the phonetic transcription and interpretation (Leipzig, 1863)

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simla : routes 191, 192.

Bulg&rh— Cross a river—Balaug—Nardin.
Ghddn a.
Kugna.
S draft.

Chllr Peak, 30= 52'-3; 77° 27'-9$; 11,982 ft.

Two other routes, about which no details are
known to me, are the following: —

Simla.

Fdgu (with a bangalo).

B u rg.

Punt.

Bliar.

Camp.

Chur Peak.

Fdgu, with a bangalo (8,053 ft.), 14 miles from
Simla; road follo^YS generally the main range,
seldom at any distance from its crest — Theog
(8,018 ft,), 8 miles from Fagu.

Mattidna, with a very good bangalo (8,027 ft.),
15 miles from Fagu. (Simla to Mattiana can be
done in one march, but it is only possible by
posting horses).

Simla. \ Nagkdnda, 31c 14'; 77° 27', with a bangalo

Fdgu. I (8,831ft.).

Baddd u 1.
Bedr.

Pattarndll a.
Kagri.
Sara.

Chiir Peak.

Route No. 192.

From SlMLA (Simla) to SaiRI (Simla).

Route

A principal route, passable for horses.

from Simla to Leh:

Literature: Year-book of the Panjab for 1853.

by Nagkanda, Sultanpur, Jagatsuk, Koksar, Maps. Indian AUas> gheet 47 (seeond edition)

Kardoner, Darche, the Biira Lacha Pass, c,, 7 . , n

8' . Stmla, 31° 6'«2; 7i°9'-4£; 7,156ft. (church);

ARukchin, and Upshi (see Nos. 191, 149, ll6tei'anci c\ub - Mahdssu (8,277 ft.)—Kapri
213, 75, 113, 91, 54, 19, 179, and 236). : Hathi.

Fdgu, with a bangalo (8,053 ft.), 14 miles from
Simla—Rahog — Tatqurh—Cross a small nalah.

Route

from Simla to Nainital,

see nainital to SlMLA.

Route No. 191.

i rom Simla (Simla) to Nagkanda (Simla).

A principal route, passable for horses. Excellent
made road.

Literature: Gerard's Koonawur, pp. 195-204. — Jacque-
monfs Journal, Vol. II., pp. 178-84. —Russell's Diary,
Vol. II., p. 158. — Tables of Routes and stages, pp.
316, 317.—Thomson's Western Himalaya, pp. 30-41.
Maps: Indian Atlas, sheet 47 (second edition).
Simla, 31° G'-2; 77°9'-4£; 7,150 ft, (church);
hotel and club — Mahdssu (8,277 ft.) — Kapri
Hathi.

Pardli, with a bangalo, 10 miles from Fagu
(an easy march)—Cross the Giri river—Choi—
Chijoli.

Kot, or Kotdi, 11 miles from Parali—Jacholi.

BeSra, 15 miles from Kot (few villages on the
road itself during this march) —Jabal—Chua.

Sdiri, 31° 8'; 77° 45', 9 miles from Dedra.