Himalayas

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The Himalayas are a vast mountain range in Asia, home to many of the world’s highest peaks including Mount Everest, and form a natural barrier between the Indian subcontinent and the Tibetan Plateau.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
mountain range
age Cenozoic
borders Indo-Gangetic Plain
Tibetan Plateau
climateFunction acts as barrier to cold Central Asian winds
influences South Asian monsoon
contains Annapurna
Cho Oyu
Dhaulagiri
Greater Himalayas
Hindu Kush
K2
Kangchenjunga
Karakoram
Lesser Himalayas
Lhotse
Makalu
Manaslu
Mount Everest
Outer Himalayas
Transhimalaya
continent Asia
country Bhutan
China
India
Nepal
Pakistan
culturalSignificance sacred in Buddhism
sacred in Hinduism
ecosystem alpine tundra
temperate broadleaf and mixed forests
geologicalOrigin collision of Indian Plate and Eurasian Plate
highestPoint Mount Everest
length about 2400 km
notableFeature contains many of the world’s highest peaks
forms natural barrier between Indian subcontinent and Tibetan Plateau
orientation west-east
orogeny Himalayan orogeny
partOf Alpine-Himalayan orogenic belt
protectedAreas Great Himalayan National Park
Sagarmatha National Park
separates Indian subcontinent
Tibetan Plateau
sourceOf Brahmaputra River
Ganges River
Indus River
Sutlej River
Yamuna River

Referenced by (132)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Chamba
Chogolisa
Drangme Chhu
Gandaki River
Garhwal ("Indian Himalayas")
Himachal Pradesh
Inderkilla National Park
India–Pakistan Line of Control
Indus Gorge in the Himalayas
Karnali River
Kathmandu ("Himalayan region")
Khirganga National Park ("Indian Himalayas")
Kumaon
Lhotse ("Mahalangur Himal")
Makalu
Makalu ("Mahalangur Himal")
Mount Everest
Nanda Devi and Valley of Flowers National Parks ("Indian Himalayas")
Nubra Valley
Shyok River
Siachen Glacier
Uttarakhand
locatedIn
Astore Valley
Cho Oyu
Gangotri Glacier
Gilgit-Baltistan
Hkakabo Razi
Jammu and Kashmir
Kaghan Valley
Kangchenjunga
Lhotse
Manaslu
Margalla Hills
Mount Everest
Nepal
Pakistan
Tibet Autonomous Region
mountainRange
Bhutan
Gilgit
Hazara Division
Kullu
Mandi
Muzaffarabad
Nanga Parbat
Shimla
Thimphu
Yamunotri
locatedInMountainRange
Cedrus ("western Himalayas")
Cephalotaxaceae
Cotoneaster
Eupteleaceae
Himalayan monal
Hippophae
Meconopsis
Moschidae
Rhododendron
nativeTo
Annapurna
Assam ("Eastern Himalayas biodiversity hotspot")
Cho Oyu ("Himalayan mountain system")
Eastern Himalayas
Greater Himalayas
Kumaon ("Indian Himalayas")
Lesser Himalayas
Nanga Parbat ("Himalayan mountain system")
Sagarmatha National Park
partOf
East Asia
Hazara
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Northern India
South Asia
West Bengal ("Darjeeling Himalayas")
Western China
hasMountainRange
Beas River
Brahmaputra
Gandaki River ("Nepal Himalaya")
Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna river system
Kosi
Zanskar River
sourceRegion
Balti
Dragon King
Gilgit River
Ngalop
Puna Tsang Chhu
region
Chenab River
Ganges ("Western Himalayas")
Ravi
Ravi River
Yamuna ("Garhwal Himalayas")
sourceLocation
Jhelum River
Kashmir conflict
Thimphu
locatedInRegion
Indo-Gangetic Plain
Tibetan Plateau
borderedBy
Sino-Indian War
The Hump airlift over the Himalayas
location
Kali
abode
Pamir–Tien Shan mountain system
adjacentTo
Ardito Desio ("Himalaya")
areaOfActivity
Shiva
associatedWith
Tibet Autonomous Region
borderFeature
Pamir Mountains
connectsMountainRange
Eurasia
contains
Asia
containsMountainRange
India
containsRegion
Greater Himalayas ("Indian Himalayas")
countrySubdivisionOf
Koshi River
crossesMountainRange
Indo-Tibetan Border Police ("Himalayan peaks")
emblemFeature
Himalaya with Michael Palin
featuresRegion
Sutlej River
flowsThrough
Eurasian Plate
formsFeature
Himalaya with Michael Palin ("Himalaya")
hasCompanionBook
East Asian mountain system
hasMajorRange
Makalu ("Mahalangur Himal")
hasParentRange
China (album) ("Himalaya")
hasTrack
Haridwar
isGatewayTo
Greater Himalayas ("Himalayan mountain system")
isHighestRangeOf
Dharamshala
locatedInMountainSystem
Dhaulagiri
locatedInRange
Hazara
locatedNear
China
majorMountainRange
Alpine-Himalayan orogenic belt
majorRangeIncludes
Photinia
nativeRegion
Kathmandu
nearbyMountainRange
Srinagar
nearMountainRange
Ghaghara
originatesIn
Indus River basin
partlyLocatedIn
Mount Everest
range
Matthias Zurbriggen
regionOfActivity
Transhimalaya
runsParallelTo
Cho Oyu ("Mahalangur Himal")
subrange
Azad Jammu and Kashmir
terrainFeature
Thomas Montgomerie ("Himalaya")
workLocation

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