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The Himalayas are the highest mountain chain in the world, rising up to more than 8000m. It separates the Indian Subcontinent from the Tibetian plateau. To the south it's covered in monsoon rainforest and drier forest higher up. To the north the valleys are very dry and even desert-like. Birdlife varies with altitude and climate and is generally rich.  
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[[Image:DSCN1770.JPG|thumb|550px|right|Sach Pass, 4,400 m above MSL<br />Photo by {{user|aloktewari|aloktewari}}<br />District of Chamba, Himachal Pradesh, [[India]], June 2014]]
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The Himalayas are the highest mountain chain in the world, rising up to more than 8000 m. It separates the Indian Subcontinent from the Tibetian plateau. To the south it is covered in monsoon rainforest and drier forest on the inner 'rain shadow' ranges. To the north the valleys are very dry and even desert-like.
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Sach Pass, 4,400 m above MSL
Photo by aloktewari
District of Chamba, Himachal Pradesh, India, June 2014

The Himalayas are the highest mountain chain in the world, rising up to more than 8000 m. It separates the Indian Subcontinent from the Tibetian plateau. To the south it is covered in monsoon rainforest and drier forest on the inner 'rain shadow' ranges. To the north the valleys are very dry and even desert-like.

Bird life varies with altitude and climate and is generally rich.

List of sites in Nepal

List of sites in Bhutan

List of sites in India

List of sites in China

List of sites in Pakistan

External Links


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