Which is the highest peak in India?
Kanchenjunga is the highest peak in India and lies in the Himalayan region. Exam tip: connect it with the Sikkim region.
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Kanchenjunga is the highest peak in India and lies in the Himalayan region. Exam tip: connect it with the Sikkim region.
View question detailsThe Himalayas have several parallel mountain ranges. Exam tip: remember Himadri Himachal and Shiwalik as parallel ranges.
View question detailsHimadri is a high range so permanent snow and glaciers are found there. Exam tip: connect Himadri with great height.
View question detailsThe Northern Plains lie south of the Shiwalik. Exam tip: see the mountain-to-plain position on a map.
View question detailsShiwalik is called the Lower or Outer Himalayas. Exam tip: remember Shiwalik as the outermost range.
View question detailsHimalayan rivers deposit fertile alluvial soil in the plains. Exam tip: remember the link between rivers and plain formation.
View question detailsIn the east the Himalayas continue as the Purvachal hills. Exam tip: connect Purvachal with north-eastern India.
View question detailsKashmir Valley is a famous valley linked with the Himalayan region. Exam tip: remember it in the Lesser Himalayas context.
View question detailsThe Himalayas help block cold northern winds. Exam tip: remember the Himalayas as a climatic barrier.
View question detailsThe Himalayas appear as high mountain ranges in northern India. Exam tip: remember both north direction and height clues.
View question detailsThe Himalayas are young mountains formed by folding. Exam tip: connect young fold with Himalayas.
View question detailsThe Himalayan extent is considered from the Indus to the Brahmaputra. Exam tip: treat these rivers as Himalayan extent markers.
View question detailsThe north to south order is Himadri, Himachal and Shiwalik. Exam tip: remember this order firmly.
View question detailsHimadri is the Great Himalaya and contains high peaks. Exam tip: treat Himadri as the highest range.
View question detailsHimachal is the range between Himadri and Shiwalik. Exam tip: connect middle position with Himachal.
View question detailsShiwalik is the outer and southern Himalayan range. Exam tip: choose Shiwalik when outer is mentioned.
View question detailsHimadri is the highest Himalayan range. Exam tip: remember Great Himalaya for height clues.
View question detailsKashmir Kangra and Kullu valleys are linked with Lesser Himalaya or Himachal. Exam tip: remember Himachal for valley clues.
View question detailsPir Panjal and Dhauladhar are important ranges of the Lesser Himalaya. Exam tip: connect them with Himachal.
View question detailsDun valleys are found between Himachal and Shiwalik. Exam tip: remember Dehra Dun as an example.
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