Highest mountain in India | Kanchenjunga |
The Highest peak in Aravallis | Guru Sikhar |
Oldest Mountain range in India | Aravallis |
Highest peak in Western Ghats | Anamudi |
Highest peak in Eastern Ghats | Jindhagadha Peak |
Mountains that divide Northern India from Deccan Plateau | Vindhyas |
1. Mount Everest- 8,848 mts
2. K2 also known as Godwin Austin- 8,611 mts
3. Kanchenjunga- 8,586 mts
- Guru Shikhar is located in near Mt. Abu in Rajasthan
- Meaning of Aravallis- Line of peaks
- Jindhagadha Peak is located in Andhra Pradesh. It has the height of 1,690 mts
Hill Ranges in India and their locations:
Name of the Hill range | Present in states |
---|---|
Aravallis | Gujarat, Rajasthan, Haryana |
Vindhyas | Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh |
Eastern Ghats | Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, West Bengal |
Western Ghats | Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Goa, Maharashtra |
Nilgiri Hills | Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka |
Palani Hills | Tamil Nadu |
Garo Hills, Kasi Hills and Jaintia Hills | Meghalaya |
Anaimalai Hills | Kerala and Tamil Nadu |
Cardamom Hills | Kerala and Tamil Nadu |
Important Passes in India:
Name of the Pass | Located in | Pass connects |
---|---|---|
Shipki La | Himachal Pradesh | Simla with Tibet |
Rohtang Pass | Himachal Pradesh | Manali and Lahul |
Bhor Ghat pass | Maharashtra | Mumbai and Pune |
Thal Ghat pass | Maharashtra | Nasik and Mumbai |
Pal Ghat | Tamil Nadu | Kerala with Tamil Nadu |
Nathula pass | Sikkim | Sikkim and Tibet |
Important hill stations of India:
Name of the hill station | Located in | Present in |
---|---|---|
Kodaikanal | Palani Hills | Tamilnadu |
Manali | Kullu Valley | Himachal Pradesh |
Mussoorie | Garhwal Hills | Uttarakhand |
Ooty | Nilgiri Hills | Tamilnadu |
Lonavla | Sahyadri Hills | Maharashtra |
Nainital | Kumaon Hills | Uttarakhand |
Darjeeling | Lesser Himalayas | West Bengal |
Dalhousie | Dhauladhar range | Himachal Pradesh |
- Ooty is also known as Udagamandalam
- In Tamil, Kodaikanal means The Gift of the forest.
Important Mountain ranges in Himalayas:
The Main Himalayan Ranges are:Pir Panjal Range
- located in Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir
- Pir Panjal is the largest range of the lower Himalayas.
- Important passes in this range- Pir Panjal pass, Banihal pass
DhaulaDhar Range
- It is located in lesser Himalayas
Zanskar Range
- It is located in the state of Jammu and Kashmir and Uttarakhand
Ladakh Range
- It is a part of Karakoram Mountain.
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