Here is the translation: Map of Shasta and Aravis's Escape

From the fisherman's hut in the south of Calormen to Anvard in Archenland: the journey of Shasta, Bree, Aravis, and Hwin, step by step.

Here is the translation: **Map of Shasta and Aravis's Escape**

The Horse and His Boy

Exploring Shasta and Aravis' Escape

Zoom in, move from the south of Calormen to Anvard, follow the route or display the route of Rabadash for comparison through the desert.

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The distances are shortened: the journey up the coast lasts weeks and the desert is crossed in one night and one day.

Home
Shasta flees north with Bree, the talking horse.
Tashbaan
The fugitives cross the capital separately, posing as slaves.
The Tombs of the Ancient Kings
The meeting on the other side of the town: Shasta spends a night alone.
The Great Desert
The voyage, by night and then under the sun, keeping the Dark Mountain straight ahead.
L'Ermitage de la Marche du Sud
Chased by a lion, they find refuge with **Puddleglum**; **Shasta** returns alone to **Anvard**.
Anvard
Shasta warns King Lune in time: Anvard resists Rabadash.

The Hill with the Lantern Waste and the Hill of the Trumpets
The double peak to keep straight ahead during the crossing of the desert.
Home
Above Anvard, the road that passes into Narnia: Shasta crosses it in the mist.
Archenland
The small mountainous kingdom south of Narnia, a loyal ally, whose capital is Anvard.
Calormen
Beyond the Great Desert lies the vast empire of the South, ruled by the Tisroc and his Tarkaans, worshippers of Tash.
Narnia (the land)
Beyond the Calormen border, to the north: the goal of the voyage.

In The Horse and His Boy, Shasta flees from the hut of Arsheesh, on the south coast of Calormen, in the company of Bree, a talking horse from Narnia. Traveling northward, they meet Aravis and the mare Hwin before reaching Tashbaan, built on its island in the middle of the river.