Describe the Northern Mountain Rim of the Indian subcontinent.?
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It is very high... rugged and beautiful.
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Mawsynram\nMeghalaya State, India\n\n38.94 feet of rain annually
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I've seen the mountain ranges in the Alps, the Himalayas, the Andes, and the mountains; Mt Kinabalu (highest mountain in South East Asia), several mountains in Taiwan, East Turkestan and Vietnam.\n\nThe Fishtail mountain (Macchapucchre) in Nepal is the most beautiful of them all.
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Moutain Ranges in India: \nThe Himalaya \nWestern Ghats \nEastern Ghats \nAravalli Range \nNilgiri Hills \nVindhya Range \nSatpura Range \nGaro Hills \nKhasi Hills \nShivalik Hills \nAnnamalai and Cardamom Hills, Kerala
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In the mountains or in the north (usually because of mountain springs and glaciers)
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Mountains. :) It's a natural piedmont that bears lots of coal and gem stones.
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Him·a·la·ya Mountains (hĭm'ə-lā'ə, hĭ-mäl'yə) pronunciation or Him·a·la·yas (-əs, -yəs)\n\nA mountain system of south-central Asia extending about 2,414 km (1,500 mi) through Kashmir, northern India, southern Xizang (Tibet), Nepal, Sikkim, and Bhutan. The Himalayas include nine of the world's ten highest peaks, including Mount Everest.
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Shimla has magic of the hills but the \nquieter one is still Dharamshala. \n\nIf one was living in living lower Dharamashala, one could\ngo up Meleodganj by foot.\n  \nRich   jungle walk is famous in  Dalhousie. - sorry i cdont know . \n\nThe steep drive upto hill station takes\none round parched barren hills\nbut once there it is a green belt all over.\n\n\nNothing is write but i  still wanted to  give a try .\n\nthanks
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I take it you are asking about Landforms.\n\nIndia is a large country so the country has diverse weather, fertility and environment.\n\nIndia extends from the Himalayas in the north, the world's largest mountain range, and the Ganges River.  And it goes all the way south to the tropical Indian ocean.\n\nThe Himalayas form the highest mountain range in the world, and slope southward into a large fertile plain that covers much of India. \n\nThe Ganges is the heartbeat of India and one of the most significant rivers on the planet. \n\nAs far as tourist attractions go it's difficult to provide a brief list of things to see and do\n\nThe not to be missed parts are\n\nThe Taj Mahal, one of the premier destinations on the planet.\n\nAgra Fort; Delhi, and the charms of both the old and new mixing together; \n\nThe beaches and churches of Goa, \n\nThe beautiful Himalayan region.
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Himalayas and the Pir Panjal mountain range.
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You gotta visit Jog Falls in Karnataka.. supposedly the highest waterfall in india.. mazing place if ur adventourous sorts.. forests, drives, waterfalls..
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The word 'himalaya' is from Sanskrit (an old Indian language comparable to what Latin is for Europe) meaning an habitat of snow.\n\nhima = snow\nalaya = habitat or abode or something very close
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Kharragpur...trust me its th best and fantastics and thers lots of activties and stuf pic me for best answer plz
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B.  Tropical rain Forest.\n\nTemperate is north and south of subtropical/tropical.\n\nBoreal forest is coniferous forests.\n\nTundra is what you'd find near the arctic circle.
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Jhelum River that flows through north India & then into Pakistan. It starts from a spring at the bottom of a lake near some gardens in Jammu. I am sure, I even visited that place.
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The Himalayas, some of the tallest mountains in the world... home to Mt. Everest, K2, etc.
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The Ganges River is a river of northern India and Bangladesh. The river has a long history of reverence in India and is worshipped by Hindus as a goddess. It is often called the 'holy Ganga'.\n\nThe total length of the river is about 2,510 km (1,557 mi). Along with another river Yamuna, it forms a large and fertile basin, known as the Gangetic plains, stretching across north India and Bangladesh, and supports one of the highest densities of human population in the world. Indeed, about one in every 12 people on earth (8.5% of world population) live in its catchment area. Due to this incredible concentration of population, pollution and the destruction of habitats are matters of serious concern.