The title Irish-born character and his lama traverse this route in a noted vignette in chapter 4 of (*) Kipling's Kim.
A literary description of this route calls it "such a river of life as nowhere else exists in the world" where "all the world [is] going and coming." Part of this route makes up the northeast segment of the ambitious Golden Quadrilateral highway construction project. The title Irish-born character and his lama traverse this route in a noted vignette in chapter 4 of (*) Kipling's Kim. It crosses the Khyber Pass on its way out of Pakistan. For 15 points, name this road that links Chittagong, Bangladesh to Kabul, Afghanistan, which passes through Delhi, Islamabad, and most of northern India
A literary description of this route calls it "such a river of life as nowhere else exists in the world" where "all the world [is] going and coming.
Grand Trunk Road [or GT Road; or Shah Rah-e-Azam; accept reasonable equivalents for "Road" or "Grand"]