Narrative of a Journey from Caunpoor to the Boorendo Pass, in the Himalaya Mountains viā Gwalior, Agra, Delhi, and Sirhind: Vol. 2Reprint of the original, first published in 1840. The Antigonos publishing house specialises in the publication of reprints of historical books. We make sure that these works are made available to the public in good condition in order to preserve their cultural heritage. |
Contents
Section 1 | 22 |
Section 2 | 36 |
Section 3 | 48 |
Section 4 | 88 |
Section 5 | 113 |
Section 6 | 129 |
Section 7 | 140 |
Section 8 | 152 |
Section 9 | 166 |
Section 10 | 177 |
Section 11 | 192 |
Section 12 | 202 |
Section 13 | 218 |
Section 14 | 235 |
Section 15 | 252 |
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altitude amongst angle appearance apricots ascent baggage barley barometer Bekhur birches Boorendo Brahmins Busahir Buspa called camp Chinese Chitkool Chungsa cliffs climate crest crossed cultivation Dankur dell Deodar Deotas descended distance elevation encamped feet high feet higher flocks formed furze Garoo Gelongs ghee gneiss grain granite half a mile halt Hango height Himalaya hundred feet journey juniper keloo Kimleea Kooloo Koonawur Kylas Lamas Ludak Manes mercury mountains Murung Nako named nearly Nisung Numgea observed Pabur paee Paralasa Pass peaks Peenoo perpendicular perpetual snow phapur pines precipitous Pubur Purgeool Purgunna quarter rain Rampoor range reached rhododendron ridge right bank rise river road rocks rope Sango season Seepon Shatool Shealkhur sheep Shipke side slope snow-beds snowy soil Soongnum Speetee spot steep stones stream summits sun-rise the thermometer Sungla Sutluj Tagla Tartars temperature Theodolite thermometer traveller trees tumuli valley village wind yaks Yoosoo