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...and northwest, the range gradually transitions into the northern foothills of the Himalayas and the [[Tibetan Plateau]]. ...ds at 7,694 meters(25,242 feet). despite its position on the dry side of the Himalayas, well onto the Tibetan Plateau, making it neither particularl ...

{{Infobox mountain | photo_caption = Southern/western aspects of Api ...

{{Short description|Higher mountain range of the Himalayas}} [[File:Himalaya_annotated.jpg|thumb|Part of the Great Himalayas showing the [[eight-thousanders]]]] ...

{{Short description|Inner mountain range of the Himalayas}} ...:Mahabharat Range at Tansen 2.jpg|thumb|Lower Himalayan Range in [[Tansen, Nepal]] with the [[Great Himalayas]] in the background.]] ...

{{Infobox mountain | map_caption = Map of the India ...

[[Image:Yumthanghimalayas.jpg|150px|The Himalayan mountain range in North Sikkim.]] ...kkim, straddling its northern border with [[Nepal]]. Sikkim has become one of India's most visited states owing to its reputation for untouched scenic be ...

{{Short description|Region in northeastern Nepal}} [[Image:KarteKhumbu.jpg|thumb|360px| Map of the Khumbu region]] ...

[[Image:Yumthanghimalayas.jpg|150px|The Himalayan mountain range in North Sikkim.]] ...kkim, straddling its northern border with [[Nepal]]. Sikkim has become one of India's most visited states owing to its reputation for untouched scenic be ...

{{Short description|Mountain range on Nepal/Tibet border}} {{Infobox mountain ...

[[Image:Yumthanghimalayas.jpg|150px|The Himalayan mountain range in North Sikkim.]] ...kkim, straddling its northern border with [[Nepal]]. Sikkim has become one of India's most visited states owing to its reputation for untouched scenic be ...

...ef> The range spans the modern-day countries of [[Pakistan]], [[India]], [[Nepal]], and [[Bhutan]]. ...iwalik or Sub‐Himalayan region, from Pakistan to northeast India including Nepal..."</ref> ...

{{Infobox mountain |photo_caption = Ganesh Himal mountain range. Peaks (left to right): unnamed peak (6250 m), Ganesh-II, Pabil, Sala ...

'''Nilgiri''', which literally means "Blue Mountain", may refer to: ...ernational Biosphere Reserve in the Western Ghats and Nilgiri Hills ranges of South India ...

...]]. Nepal has the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest at a height of 8,848.86m as well as 1,310 peaks over 6,000 m height. ! align=left|Mountain/Peak ||metres|| feet || Section || Notes || Coordinates ...

{{About|a topographic term|meetings between heads of state|Summit (meeting)|other uses|Summit (disambiguation)}} ...|access-date=2 June 2011}}</ref> summit of [[Imja Tse]] (Island Peak) in [[Nepal]], 2004]] ...

...s the behaviour and utilization of the soil. Umbrisols are the counterpart of comparable soils with a high base saturation ([[Chernozems]], [[Kastanozems ...ed|date=April 2013}} They are found in mostly cool humid [[climate]]s in [[mountain]]ous regions with little or no [[moisture]] deficit, including tropical and ...

{{short description|Himalayan gorge in Nepal}} |location = [[Nepal]] ...

{{Short description|Genus of birds}} ...rasia]] from the [[Caucasus]] to the [[Himalayas]] and western China. Some of the species have been introduced into the United States. Snowcocks feed ma ...

{{short description|Mountain range in India, Pakistan and Nepal}} [[File:Sivallik Hills map.svg|thumb|Map of the Sivalik Hills]] ...

| image_skyline = Gorakshep, Everest Zone, Nepal.jpg | image_caption = View of Gorak Shep and Khumbu Glacier ...