Travels of a Consular Officer in Eastern Tibet Together With a History of the

Eric Teichman

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I should like to have followed this road in order to place more of Gonjo on the map. But the Dzongbon, who had come that way from Chamdo, said that one had to march for two or three days across an elevated and uninhabited plateau on the Gonjo-Chamdo boundary, where the cold would now be very severe. We have, there- fore, decided to return via Draya.
Sangen can easily be reached from Gonjo by a road leading south-east up the Mar Chu ; another road leads south to the Hlato plateau and so to Marka...m.
1 believe the French traveller, M. Bonvalot, must have come this way, though I have not seen a proper map of his route. He appears to have been deflected north of Chamdo, to have been guided south, perhaps from Toba, to Gonjo Dzong, and to have proceeded thence south via Hlato to Markam.
November 13. At Draya.
We left Gonjo yesterday in cold windy weather, after a snow-storm during the night. This was our first taste of the approaching winter; as in North China, the wind makes all the difference in the cold weather.

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