The Westfarer Route and its sister route both served dutifully in travel from region to region for thousands of pre-conquest years, especially in the traversing of the treacherous Moonlyt Peaks, the dense foliage of Gardoria, and the swamps of the Wetlands. Of the two, the Eastfarer is far more famous, because of the post-coronation ceremonies of both Thyllanor and the Wetlands involving a pilgrimage down the routes. It was one of the first true engineering marvels of Andoras, as well; where the route was to cross bridges, it did so in terrific fashion, with iron supports and rods rather than the former traditional wood. The Eastfarer was even more durable, and was the less-destroyed of the two, where the bridges and tunnels in the Moonlyt Peaks trudged along at a steady pace to the south.