BRAGA

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

An impressive, more or less south-facing cave entrance was seen from far away (Renate Kalmbach 2002 personal communication). ETYMOLOGY: No autochthonous, indigenous or locally known name has been identified for what looked like the entrance to an unidentified cave. SITUATION: Somewhere in the Chhela Khola / Chhelaji Khola (note 1) where gaping hole was visible from the northern route (above the left bank of Marsyangdi Khola) when walking downstream from Braga / Bhraka (note 2) past Mungji (note 3), where one has to cross to the northern bank of the Marsyangdi towards Pisang (note 4).An impressive, more or less south-facing cave entrance was seen from far away (Renate Kalmbach 2002 personal communication). ETYMOLOGY: No autochthonous, indigenous or locally known name has been identified for what looked like the entrance to an unidentified cave. SITUATION: Somewhere in the Chhela Khola / Chhelaji Khola (note 1) where gaping hole was visible from the northern route (above the left bank of Marsyangdi Khola) when walking downstream from Braga / Bhraka (note 2) past Mungji (note 3), where one has to cross to the northern bank of the Marsyangdi towards Pisang (note 4).