The Himalayas are the majestic mountain ranges spreading over territories of six countries. The mountain ranges are the determinants of the climate and ecosystems of Indian subcontinent. Himalayas are intricately linked with myths of the land & have been a revered zone of divinity for various religions since antiquity.
The Himalayas extends over territories of six countries including India, China, Nepal. Bhutan, Pakistan and Afghanistan. The mountain range is involved in dispute related to sovereignty in Kashmir region among India, China and Pakistan.
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Written by Dr. Sanjana. p. Souparnika
The great Himalayas- A geographical overview of the mountain ranges & sacred linking with myths
The Himalayas are the majestic mountain ranges spreading over territories of six countries. The mountain ranges are the determinants of the climate and ecosystems of Indian subcontinent. Himalayas are intricately linked with myths of the land & has been a revered zone of divinity for various religions since antiquity.
The Himalayas – biodiversity hotspot
The Himalayas are biodiversity hotspots with exquisite flora &fauna and endangered species of animals & birds that have garnered increased attention from environmental scientists and nature lovers worldwide in recent decades
The orogeny of Himalayas – Impact on ecosystem &climate
The Himalayan orogeny or mountain formation is an ongoing process began from Cenozoic era from collision of tectonic plates and it had profound impact on the climate and ecosystem of the region
Mount Kailash – The unclimbed sacred mountain of Himalayas
Mount Kailash, the sacred mountain peak [6,638 m] located in Tibet’s Ngari Prefecture is a world-famous pilgrim centre of Himalayas, revered by believers of Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Bon followers. It is visited for circumambulation of the mountain and ritualistic bath in nearby lake Manasarovar by thousands of people every year