In which part of India are the Himalayan Mountains located?
The Himalayas extend in the northern part of India. Exam tip: connect the Himalayas with India's northern mountain boundary.
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The Himalayas extend in the northern part of India. Exam tip: connect the Himalayas with India's northern mountain boundary.
View question detailsThe Himalayas extend from west to east. Exam tip: remember their spread from Indus to Brahmaputra.
View question detailsThe Himalayas are considered to extend from the Indus to the Brahmaputra. Exam tip: treat these rivers as extent markers.
View question detailsThe Himalayas extend in an arc like shape. Exam tip: connect the Himalayan arc with northern India.
View question detailsHimadri is the highest and northernmost Himalayan range. Exam tip: remember Himadri as the Great Himalaya.
View question detailsHimadri is called the Great Himalaya. Exam tip: treat Himadri and Great Himalaya as the same.
View question detailsHimachal is the middle or Lesser Himalayan range. Exam tip: place Himachal between Himadri and Shiwalik.
View question detailsShiwalik is the outermost Himalayan range. Exam tip: connect Shiwalik with the Outer Himalaya.
View question detailsThe Shiwalik range is the southernmost and outermost range of the Himalayas; therefore, it is called the Outer Himalaya. The Great Himalaya is the highest and northernmost range, while the Lesser Himalaya lies between the Shiwaliks and the Great Himalaya. Exam tip: remember the order from south to north—Shiwalik, Lesser Himalaya, Great Himalaya.
View question detailsHimachal is called the Lesser Himalaya. Exam tip: remember Lesser Himalaya and Himachal together.
View question detailsHimadri is considered the most continuous Himalayan range. Exam tip: remember the continuity of the Great Himalaya.
View question detailsThe highest peaks of the Himalayas are found in Himadri. Exam tip: connect high peaks with the Great Himalaya.
View question detailsPir Panjal is an important range of Himachal or Lesser Himalaya. Exam tip: connect Pir Panjal with Lesser Himalaya.
View question detailsDhauladhar is one of the important parts of the Lesser Himalaya. Exam tip: connect Dhauladhar with Himachal.
View question detailsKashmir Valley is related to Himachal or Lesser Himalaya. Exam tip: connect famous valleys with Lesser Himalaya.
View question detailsKangra and Kullu valleys are found in the Lesser Himalaya. Exam tip: remember them as valleys of Himachal region.
View question detailsDun valleys are found between Lesser Himalaya and Shiwalik. Exam tip: remember Duns between Himachal and Shiwalik.
View question detailsDehra Dun is a famous example of a Dun valley. Exam tip: remember Dehra Dun as an example of Duns.
View question detailsShiwalik is an outer range made of unconsolidated deposits. Exam tip: connect Shiwalik with recent deposits.
View question detailsThe north to south order is Himadri, Himachal and Shiwalik. Exam tip: revise this order repeatedly.
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