Burzil Pass
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Burzil Pass
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| Elevation | 4,100 m (13,451 ft) |
| Range | Himalaya Range |
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The Burzil Pass (el. Lua error in Module:Convert at line 1851: attempt to index local 'en_value' (a nil value).)[2] is an ancient pass and caravan route between Srinagar in Kashmir and Gilgit. This route was active up to Pakistan's independence. The pass lies close to the Line of Control demarcating India and Pakistan, which has since closed the Burzil. The crest of the pass is wide and covered in summer with alpine grass vegetation.[citation needed] The Astor river originates from western slopes of the pass.[3]
It is the oldest route connecting Gilgit with Srinagar and Skardu through Deosai Plateau. The travellers used horses and ponies to cross the pass. On the beginning of 20th century a hut of post couriers was situated on the crest of the Pass. They brought mail from India to China.[4]
Gilgit is some 367 km (228 mi)[2] from Srinagar by road over the Burzil pass above the northern banks of Wular Lake and Gurez.[5]
From Astore to Burzil Pass Road following main places in route:-
Gorikot, Astore River Bridge, Maikaal, Dad Khiran, Chilam Chowki,
River Neelum are also start from Brzil Nor.
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