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Indian Mountains
They are the nature`s beautiful gifts, which also have an extraordinary power to evoke spirituality and sanctity.
  Mountain Peaks of India   Gangotri group of mountains   Trishul Mountains
  Himalaya Mountains   Ghent Kangri Mountains   Mamostong Kangri Mountains
  Saser Kangri Mountains   Indian Mountain Ranges   Chaityaka
  The Great Mountain Wall of the North   Mount Pandim    

Indian MountainWhat best can demonstrate the term pristine than that of the tranquil presence of the Indian mountains, which time and time again has epitomised majesty amidst their colossal presence. Amidst their serenity, the Indian mountains since ages has captivated and mesmerised the tourers whilst protecting Indian borders with their stupendous existence. India is blessed with the most highest and lofty mountains in the worlds. These Indian mountains offer some of the most brilliant landscapes and habitats whilst making India the incredible place to feel the very beat of nature at the pulse. The magic of the emerald rain forests at the foot hills of the Indian mountains, the brilliance of the snow capped majesty of the Himalaya mountain range, since time immemorial has illustrated beauty to the beholders.

The VindhyasIndia is ideally divided from the other Asian countries, by the huge Indian mountain range, known as the Himalayas. India begins with the dynamic area of the northern mountain terrain varying from arid mountains in the far north to the lake country and forests near Srinagar and Jammu. A long mountain chain, the Western Ghats, separates the verdant coast from the Vindhya Mountains and the dry Deccan plateau further inland. The varied altitudes and ranges of the Indian mountains presents varied floras from tropical and sub tropical forests of the Himalayan foothills, the temperate types of the higher lands, to the high altitude deserts of Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh.

The abundance of Indian mountains, the dotted presence of the Indian mountain ranges and the mighty abundance of the scraggy Indian mountain peaks provides ample opportunity for eco-tourism and trekking in India. Indian mountains are some of the best options for vacationing, whilst feeling the natural wilderness. Besides offering full length of opportunities for the visitors and tourers, the majestic mountain ranges of India also offers adventurous mountainous activities like trekking, skiing, skating, rock climbing and snow climbing. Traditionally regarded as the abodes of Gods, the Indian mountains have also an extraordinary power to evoke spirituality and sanctity.


Anamudi Nagalaphu Deolo Hill Teram Kangri
Antara Gange Nanda Pal Shathashrunga Durpin Hill
Aravalli Range Nilgiri Hills Garo Hills Veeramala Hills
Baba Budangiri Om Parvat Kabru Kottancheri Hills
Brahmagiri Pachaimalai Hills Kalrayan Hills Kumara Parvata
Brammah Palni Hills Kalsubai Lushai Hills
Cardamom Hills Posadigumpe Kamet Malabar Hill
Chamundi Hills Rajmahal Hills Kanchenjunga Phalut or Falut
Changuch Rimo I Kedarnath (mountain) Gangotri group of mountains
Chaukhamba Saser Muztagh Khasi Hills Shevaroy
Chhiplakot Satpura Range Kinnaur Kailash range Singalila Ridge
Seshachalam Hills Suitilla or Suj Tilla West

(Last Updated on : 13/05/2009)
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