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Question 4.
Why was the narrator disappointed to find no pilgrims at Darchen? Was his disappointment dispelled?

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Answered by KhataranakhKhiladi2
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Answer:

The narrator had to do the Kora to Kailash and Mansarovar. He was expecting to join the bands of pilgrims. But it was too early in the season when he reached Darchen. He became so disappointed and desolate. He felt lonely and unhappy without any companion. It became difficult for him to pass leisure time. But, soon he got over this disappointment upon meeting Norbu.  He interacted with him and felt too comfortable in his company. Somewhere, they had similar nature and thoughts which made them perfect for each other. The narrator decided to do Kora with him. They decided to hire yaks as both of them did not believe in doing Kora on foot in the conventional way.  The best part was that in spite of being a Tibetan, Norbu could converse well in English. The narrator felt Norbu would be a perfect companion.

Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

this chapter tells about the silk road.

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