Mountains

Mountains in India are its integral part that serve greatly in building its Eco system. Mountain ranges like Himalaya, Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats, Aravalli, Shivalik, Nilgiri, Satpura and Vindhya contribute in large way to manage the better topography as well as balanced Eco system. Cluttered with immense forests, housing plenty of rare flora and fauna, the rocky mountains in India offer precious asset in heaps. The Himalayas in India shelters some of the most popular peaks in India such as Kanchenjunga, Annapurna, Nilgiri and Cardamom Hills. All these mountain ranges offers tremendous scope for many Eco adventurous activities like Trekking, Mountaineering, River Rafting, Nature Walk, Mountain Biking and Camping. They are one of the favoured sites for viewing hundreds of species of Birds, Butterflies, Tigers, Asian Elephants, Gaurs and other several wild animals.

Kanchenjunga Kanchenjunga is part of the Himalayan mountain range and is located on the eastern border of Nepal with India. It is the third highest peak in the world. Kanchenjunga has total five peaks out of which one summit is 28,169 feet or 8586 meters. Other four of them are over 8,450 meters. more...

Nanda Devi Nanda Devi rises in Uttarakhand, India, at the height of 25,643 feet. Nanda Devi is the second highest peak in the world. It is considered as the deity and is worshiped among the locals of the region. The most famous attraction of the Nanda devi are its group of glaciers. more...

Nilgiri Hills Nilgiri 'the blue mountains' are situated in the south Indian states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Located on the western ghats of India, Nilgiri are amongst the oldest mountain range in India. The steep hills, pristine valleys, and glittering waterfalls is what adds charm to its scenic beauty. more...

Cardamom Hills Cardamom Hills are the part of the Western Ghats. Pristine environment, scented tea gardens and spectacular valleys is what make these Hills the most sought after destination. The hills are under consideration by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee for the selection as the World Heritage Site. more...

Aravalli Hills Running approximately 300 miles across Rajasthan, Aravalli's are the oldest existing range in the world. Spread over 600 km these Aravalli range protect the city of Rajasthan from the rough desert. Not only this for several centuries these hills are also providing security to the city of Rajasthan. more...

Himalayas Extending over 2500 Km in East to West, and 250 Km to 400 Km from North to South direction, Himalaya with its many of highest peaks and rivers is one of the most favourite destination for Eco tourists. more..