Himalayan region

E283537

The Himalayan region is a vast high-altitude mountain system in Asia, home to some of the world's tallest peaks, extensive glaciers, and diverse cultures across multiple countries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
high-altitude ecosystem
mountain region
averageElevation over 4000 metres
biodiversityHotspot Eastern Himalayas
surface form: Eastern Himalaya

western Himalayas
surface form: Western Himalaya
containsGlacier Baltoro Glacier
Gangotri Glacier
Siachen Glacier
Zemu Glacier
containsMountain Annapurna
surface form: Annapurna I

Cho Oyu
Dhaulagiri
surface form: Dhaulagiri I

K2
Kangchenjunga
Lhotse
Makalu
Manaslu
Nanga Parbat
containsRiverSource Brahmaputra
surface form: Brahmaputra River

Ganges
Indus River
Irrawaddy River
Karnali River
Mekong River
Salween River
Sutlej River
Yamuna
surface form: Yamuna River
continent Asia
functionsAs climatic barrier
hasBiome alpine tundra
glacial landscape
montane forest
hasClimate alpine climate
subalpine climate
hasCulturalFeature Buddhist monasteries
Hindu pilgrimage sites
hasEconomicActivity pastoralism
subsistence agriculture
tourism
hasHighestPoint Mount Everest
hasProtectedArea Great Himalayan National Park
Nanda Devi and Valley of Flowers National Parks
Royal Manas National Park
Sagarmatha National Park
inhabitedBy Bhutia
surface form: Bhutia people

Gurung people
Ladakhis
surface form: Ladakhi people

Sherpa people
Tibetan people
knownFor frequent landslides
high seismic activity
mountaineering tourism
rapid glacial retreat
trekking routes
locatedIn Central Asia
East Asia
South Asia
majorReligion Bon
Buddhism
Hinduism
Islam
partOf Himalayas
playsRoleIn Asian monsoon system
spansCountry Afghanistan
Bhutan
China
India
Myanmar
Nepal
Pakistan
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Nanda Devi and Valley of Flowers National Parks
Sagarmatha National Park

Referenced by (26)

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Karakoram Pass locatedIn Himalayan region
Inderkilla National Park isPartOf Himalayan region
this entity surface form: Indian Himalayan Region
Tea Horse Road linkedTo Himalayan region
News from Tartary hasGeographicFocus Himalayan region
Cenozoic glaciations mainLocation Himalayan region
this entity surface form: Himalaya region
Pahari paintings region Himalayan region
this entity surface form: Himalayan hill kingdoms
Buddhist art geographicRegion Himalayan region
Belukha Mountain hasParentPeak Himalayan region
this entity surface form: Himalayas (topographic parent region)
Indosphere hasSubregion Himalayan region
Sudurpashchim Province hasGeography Himalayan region
this entity surface form: Himalayan highlands
Taplejung District locatedIn Himalayan region
this entity surface form: Himalayan region of Nepal
Sankhuwasabha District partOf Himalayan region
Eight-thousander allPeaksLocatedIn Himalayan region
Manaslu Conservation Area partOf Himalayan region
this entity surface form: Himalayan biodiversity hotspot
Araniko Highway locatedIn Himalayan region
Sainj Valley region Himalayan region
Sherpa people nativeTo Himalayan region
Saltoro Ridge from main Karakoram range isPartOf Himalayan region
subject surface form: Saltoro Ridge
this entity surface form: Greater Himalayas region (via Karakoram subrange)
Neelum Bridge geographicRegion Himalayan region
Shinaki nativeTo Himalayan region
Emblem of Nepal symbolizes Himalayan region
Mustang District partOf Himalayan region
Gorkha District partOf Himalayan region
GB locatedIn Himalayan region