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Which European traveller called Lahaul in 1873 A.D. as the valley of glaciers ?
Edward wilson
Andrew wilson
J. Ph. Vogel
Hutchinson
The valley of Lahaul is situated to the south of Ladakh. For this very reason this place derived its name LhoYul meaning “Southern Country”. To its south is situated the beautiful valley of Kullu across the Rohtang Pass (3195Mtrs) and the Bara Bangahal (Kangra) across the Asakh pass (5051Mtrs) . Its western boundaries touch the Pangi and Churah areas of Distt. Chamba. To its north situated the valleys of Zanskar and Ladakh across Shingola (5090 Mtrs) and Baralacha la (5450 Mtrs) respectively. Its eastern and south eastern boundaries coincide with those of Spiti and Western Tibet across the Kunzom Pass (4500 Mtrs).
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