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.

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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
Lesser Himalayas
surface form: 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 South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent

Tibetan Plateau
sourceOf Brahmaputra
surface form: Brahmaputra River

Ganges
surface form: Ganges River

Indus River
Sutlej River
Yamuna
surface form: Yamuna River

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Sumur locatedInMountainRange Himalayas
Panamik locatedInMountainRange Himalayas
Hunder sand dunes partOf Himalayas
this entity surface form: Indian Himalayas
Khardung La partOf Himalayas
Kaghan locatedInMountainRange Himalayas
David Roberts climbedIn Himalayas
Ice Tower partOf Himalayas
subject surface form: Muztagh Tower
Gert Mariacher placeOfActivity Himalayas
this entity surface form: Himalaya
expedition company "Himalayan Escapes" fictionalSetting Himalayas
subject surface form: Himalayan Escapes
expedition company "Himalayan Escapes" regionOfFictionalOperation Himalayas
subject surface form: Himalayan Escapes
this entity surface form: Himalayan Mountains
Himalayan region partOf Himalayas
Kimball O'Hara setIn Himalayas
this entity surface form: the Himalayas
Joseph Dalton Hooker traveledTo Himalayas
Krzysztof Zdzitowiecki locatedIn Himalayas
subject surface form: Gasherbrum III
Ceratostigma nativeRange Himalayas
Babusar Pass partOf Himalayas
Palpa Valley locatedIn Himalayas
Barun River sourceRegion Himalayas
Tomaz Cesen activeIn Himalayas
Peak XV locatedIn Himalayas
Peak XV hasParentRange Himalayas
Besal locatedInMountainRange Himalayas
K2: storia della montagna impossibile setting Himalayas
this entity surface form: Himalaya
Sainj River partOf Himalayas
Carlo Mauri climbed Himalayas
Riccardo Cassin climbed Himalayas
The Next Horizon hasSetting Himalayas
Mountaineer: Thirty Years of Climbing on the World’s Great Peaks setting Himalayas
this entity surface form: Himalaya
Neelum Valley locatedIn Himalayas
Pir Chinasi hasViewOf Himalayas
this entity surface form: Himalayan mountains
Tansen hasViewOf Himalayas
Lingkana Palace locatedIn Himalayas
Galwan River locatedIn Himalayas
Leh–Nubra road traverses Himalayas
Mukteshwar locatedIn Himalayas
Kausani locatedIn Himalayas
Pithoragarh nearbyMountainRange Himalayas
Kumaoni people nativeTo Himalayas
this entity surface form: Indian Himalayas
Lost Horizon (novel) setIn Himalayas
subject surface form: Lost Horizon
Shangri-La locatedInFiction Himalayas
Robert Conway associatedWith Himalayas