A Journey to Katmandu - (the Capital of Napaul), with The Camp of Jung Bahadoor; - including A Sketch of the Nepaulese Ambassador at Home by Laurence Oliphant
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CHAPTER XIV. A visit to the Minister's brothers--Dexterity of Colonel Dhere Shum Shere--Scenes for lovers of the Fancy--Adieu to Nepaul--The view from the summit of the Chandernagiri pass--The scenery of Nepaul--The pass of Bhimphede--Night quarters. CHAPTER XV. A dilemma at Bisoleah--Ignominious exit from the Nepaul dominions--The resources and capabilities of Nepaul--Articles of import from Thibet and Chinese Tartary--A vision of the future. CHAPTER XVI. Journey to Lucknow--Nocturnal disasters--View of the Himalayas--Wild-beast fights--Banquet given by the King of Oudh--Grand display of fireworks--Our return to cantonments. CHAPTER XVII. A Lucknow Derby-day--Sights of the city--Grand Trunk Road to Delhi--Delhi--The Coutub--Agra--The fort and Taj--The ruins of Futtehpore Secreh--A loquacious cicerone--A visit to the fort of Gwalior--The Mahratta Durbar--Tiger-shooting on foot. CHAPTER XVIII. The carnival at Indore--Extraordinary scene in the palace of the Holkar--A night at the caves of Ajunta--The caves of Ellora and fortress of Doulatabad--The merits of a palkee--Reflections on the journey from Agra to Bombay--Adieu to India. [Map of Nepaul: map.jpg] CHAPTER I. |
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