To solve the boundary traversal of a binary tree, we need to list the left boundary nodes, right boundary nodes, and leaf nodes.
For the given binary tree, the boundary traversal is as follows: a, b, d, h, a, c, g, l, h, i, j, f, k, l.
To get the left boundary nodes, we traverse the left side of the tree from the root until we reach a leaf node.
Similarly, to get the right boundary nodes, we traverse the right side of the tree from the root until we reach a leaf node, but in a bottom-up manner.