About Great Indian Mountains in GrInMo, Mall Road,, Manali

ॐ LAND OF GODS... INDIAN MOUNTAINS...

India has seven major mountain ranges having peaks of over 1000 meters. India has some of the highest mountain ranges in the world and also has some of the world’s highest mountain roads.
These mountain ranges, said to be the youngest in the world cover an area of almost 5, 00,000 kilometres square. There are a number of peaks here over 7000 metres and the tallest peak of the range, Mt. Everest, lies along the Nepal-China border. Kanchanjunga is the highest peak in India and 3rd in the world, Nanda devi is the second highest mountain peak in India.
Indian mountains are the integral parts that serve greatly in building the ecosystem. Indian Mountains have long added to the pristine beauty of the country, epitomizing majesty with their tall and regal presence. For centuries, these mountains have protected the nation`s borders from invading foriegn armies. The most dominant mountain ranges in the country are the Himalayan Mountain Ranges. The tallest mountain ranges act as a kind of natural barrier against the cold winds coming in from the poles. The Himalayas act as a barrier to the frigid katabatic winds flowing down from Central Asia. Thus, North India is kept warm or only mildly cooled during winter. The various rivers that originate in these mountains flow through the fertile Indo-Gangetic plain.
The Himalayan mountain range bisects India from the rest of Asia, apart from the various geographic functions that they perform, mountains is the primary source of mighty rivers in India, and also provide ample opportunities for eco-tourism, exceptional natural beauty, sparking waterfalls, habitat for many species, medicinal plants, beautiful birds, unique reptiles and wild animals.
They offer scope for numerous adventure mountain activities such as trekking, skiing, skating, rock climbing and snow climbing.
Himalaya is the abode of Shiva and his consort "Shakthi" (literally - power or the driving force). Much of the colourful pomp and ceremony associated with the people of this Himalayan region is probably because of the number of temples, Gurudwaras, Buddhist monasteries and churches dotting the landscape. People from this region worships more than 2000 gods.
Now let us all unite and EXPLORE, PROTECT & SHARE... And let the world see our unity in diversity... Our Incredible Mountains, Our Incredible India...

HAR HAR MAHADEV....