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	Himalayan Mountains,Himalaya Mountain,Himalayan Mountain in Himalayas Mountains Range
		Himalayan Mountains - Undoubtedly one of the most spectacular and impressive range in the world, is fastly becoming the most visited adventure zone of the world.
		Himalayan Mountain stretches from India, Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet.
		Five major mountains that form the main chunk of the Himalayan Mountains are K2 (Austin Godwin), Nanga Parbat Peak, Mount Everest, Annapurna and Kanchenjunga.
	www.visit-himalaya.com /himalayas/himalayan-mountains.html (498 words)

	Welcome to Himalayanclub
		The Himalayan Club mountaineering team successfully climbed the new route of Chong Kumdan I in the East Karakoram on 20th Aug 2007.
		The Himalayan Club in association with Naoroji family and Godrej Industries is setting up a book award for the best book on mountains of Himalaya published during a year.
		As one of the oldest mountaineering clubs in India, we have the distinction of being associated with some of the pioneering pre-war expeditions in the Himalaya.
	www.himalayanclub.org (368 words)

	Himalaya Case Issue
		Increasing numbers of mountaineers, trekkers, and nature-lovers have been making the annual pilgrimage to these mountains in such volume that the environment's natural equilibrium is in jeopardy.
		The average Himalayan mountaineer is said to stay on the peaks 20-30 days, and when he descends from the mountains he is often without the non-degradable provisions that he had originally started out with.
		Although the potential for a faster rate of destruction of the Himalayan mountains is directly correlated to the amount of tourists trekking there, overall, the nation is still actively promoting the expansion of the tourism industry due to the developmental benefits of hard currency.
	www.american.edu /ted/himalay.htm (2042 words)

	Earlham College - Geology 211 - Himalayas
		The mountains span the countries of India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Tibet in South Asia and are the location of the tallest mountains in the world.
		The crust beneath the Himalayan Mountains is between 60 and 780 km thick.
		In addition, as the mountains continue to rise, their massive weight bears down on the crustal root and the rock that is buried in the crust.
	www.earlham.edu /~pinema/Himalaya.htm (811 words)

	Himalayan Mountains,Himalaya Mountains & Peaks,Himalayan Peaks,Himalaya Mountains Peaks & Glaciers in Himalayan ...
		The Himalaya, roof of the world, is a magic place where the magnificence of the world’s highest mountains is mirrored in the rugged beauty and unique culture of the people who live in their shadow.
		Manaslu is the high peak of the Gurkha massif, and is the eighth highest mountain in the world, located about forty miles east of Annapurna, the 10th highest mountain....
		Is an enormous Himalayan massif and the tenth highest mountain in the world, situated in central Nepal and has one of the most dominating Himalayan panorama....
	www.travel-himalayas.com /himalayan-mountains-peaks (441 words)

	The Himalayan Cat - Associated Content
		The disposition of the Himalayan cat is of an active nature as is seen in the Siamese, and the inquisitive nature of the Persian.
		The name Himalayan was elected for the new breed because the color development of the Himalayan cat coincided with the color pattern found on rabbits and goats living in the Himalayan Mountains in Asia.
		Himalayan cats will be a great addition to any family once they feel secure and safe at their new home.
	www.associatedcontent.com /article/56541/the_himalayan_cat.html (527 words)

	Himalayas
		Mount Everest, Kanchenjunga, and Cho Oyu are the three highest mountains in the Himalayan mountain chain.
		The downfalls of the mountain appear within the boundaries of "landslides, avalanches," a delayed operation of frozen ice slowly sliding down the mountains, and the current of streams wearing away at the ground of the mountains.
		The biggest problem with the hikers climbing on the mountains is the obvious "trash and litter" which is left by the hikers.
	www.ccds.charlotte.nc.us /History/India/02/kitchen/kitchen.htm (969 words)

	Himalayan Spirit Expeditions - Master Itinerary.
		Himalayan Spirit takes you on a journey through the great Himalayan range to the western edge of the Tibetan plateau.
		Catch the splendor of the high Himalayan peaks on this trek to the plateau of Mustang.
		The mountain views are sensational and the pass crossing at Larkya is one of the most dramatic of any pass in the Himalaya.
	www.himalayanspirit.com /mastin.html (1779 words)

	Himalayan Mountains,Himalayas Mountains,Himalayan Mountains in Himalaya Mountain Ranges
		The mountain is in the Himalaya range, on the frontiers of Tibet and Nepal, north of India.
		K2 peak is locally known as "Chogo Ri", which means "The Great Mountain", at 8,611 m from sea level, is the 2nd highest mountain in the world.
		Anapurna is an enormous Himalayan massif and the tenth highest mountain in the world.
	www.indianadventureportal.com /himalayas/himalayan-mountains.html (548 words)

	Bio Diversity > Great Himalayan National Park
		The boundaries of GHNP are contiguous with the Pin Valley National Park in Trans-Himalaya, the Rupi-Bhawa Wildlife Sanctuary in Sutlej watershed, and the Kanawar Wildlife Sanctuary.
		Himalayan Black Bears inhabit the forests, while Asiatic brown Bears occur on the alpine meadows.
		Many visitors are drawn to the mountains and the wildlife of the Park.
	www.greathimalayannationalpark.com /GHNP_biodiversity.htm (827 words)

	Himalayan Salt
		From 250 million years ago, while the beautiful Himalayan Mountains are being formed, came along the existence of Himalayan salts.
		Being the cleanest salt, free from harsh chemicals, Himalayan salt has been proven to bring remarkable benefits to restore the natural balance in the body of human beings.
		It can be used by dissolving it in water as a hot bath for a relaxing and healthy soak, be used as flavoring to the food, taken as sole (brine water) or mixed with essential oils for a therapeutic body scrub.
	www.himalayansalt.info (597 words)

	Himalayan pedigree cat breed profile
		The longhaired Himalayan resembles the Persian, with a large, short, heavy body that is low to the ground.
		Himalayans were developed by breeding Persians to Siamese to combine the Siamese point colouring with Persian type.
		The Himalayan is found in a variety of point colours including blue, lilac, chocolate, seal, red and cream, as well as tortie and lynx versions of these colours.
	www.catsinfo.com /himalayan.html (737 words)

	Mountains in India,Mountain Expeditions in India,Rocky Mountain in India
		The western and eastern sectors of the majestic Himalayan mountains have contrasting variances in vegetation and wildlife.
		Mountain ranges of India are some of the best options around the world for vacationing, as they offer full length of opportunities for its visitors and tourists.
		You can try your hand in mountaineering, trekking, skiing, skating, rock climbing, snow climbing, etc. All the destinations offer some very good institution, which are engaged in educating the visitors and adventure lovers in their sport.
	www.wild-india.com /Habitates/mountains.html (1346 words)

	Himalayas in India, Himalayan Mountain Tour in India,Trekking in Indian Himalayas,Indian Himalayan Ranges
		Welcome to the abode of snow, Himalayas, where high mountains rising into the sky are separated by beautiful valleys through natural and man made passes.
		The Ganga and Yamuna, with their countless colourful Himalayan tributaries, are inextricably intertwined with local myths and legends.
		It must be remembered that the Himalayan region has also served through history as a melting pot of races, religions and cultures.
	himalayas.indiantravelportal.com (598 words)

	Mt. Everest \| Highest Elevation
		Although the Himalayan Range is only 1,550 miles/2480km long, the average height of all the major peaks in the Himalayas easily makes it the highest mountain range on land.
		In the case of the Himalayan mountains, the continent of India is part of a plate that "crashed" into southwest Asia, but it didn't stop when it hit.
		The movement that took many millions of years to form the mountain range is still taking place today, and I doubt you would stake out a camp at the foot of the mountains just to watch them grow.
	www.extremescience.com /HighestElevation.htm (1092 words)

	See You in Asia 2006
		Sandwiched between China in the north and India in the south, Nepal is a Kingdom of high Himalayan Mountains, artistic monuments, exotic wildlife and diverse culture.
		The famous Himalayan range, favorable climate and the hospitality of the Nepalese people and their culture are also major attractions.
		For instance, paragliding, ultra light aircraft and mountain flight and cable car are the aerial sort of adventure activities, which are devoid of physical efforts.
	www.seeyouinpacificasia.com /nepal.html (2515 words)

	Himalayan Salt, Crystal Salt, Himalayan Rock Salt
		Himalayan Salt is extracted by hand from the deepest and farthest levels of the mines, located in the biggest salt range of the world.
		Himalayan Salt formed from the primal seas, the source of all life, and pressed into crystal form by the weight of the Himalayan Mountains over eons, the Himalayan Salt crystals in our sachets contain the same 84 trace elements and minerals that are found in our bodies; perfectly balanced to our PH levels, naturally.
		Perhaps you have noticed that your feeling of well being is intensified in pure mountain air, or at the seashore, or after a thunderstorm.
	www.earthlyherbs.com /himalayan-salt.htm (2159 words)

	Himalayan Alpine Biome
		The Himalayan Alpine range is located in Asia in the countries of Nepal, Tibet (China), India, Pakistan and Bhutan.
		Because the Himalayan mountain range is at a high altitude the air is very thin.
		One of the main animals of this mountainous biome is the yak.
	www.blueplanetbiomes.org /himalayanalpine.htm (421 words)

	YewCats Himalayan Page - YewCats.com
		Himalayan cats are one of the comparatively few breeds of domesticated animals with a complete and verifiable history of origin.
		Himalayan kittens only ask for a sunny place to take a nap and soak up vitamin D, water and food and a litter box.
		Traditional Himalayans on the other hand are bred in a more conservative manner, with a more natural face and body, similar to the ones bred during the 1950's, which many people prefer.
	www.yewcats.com /Himalayans.htm (1528 words)

	crystalsalt
		For hundreds of millions of years, through the continual and unrelenting outpour of energy from the sun, the pristine primal oceans of our planet were slowly evaporated, leaving behind the vast energy potential of the sun locked within the original salt.
		Then, surrendering to Nature's creative impulse, the salt was overcome by the heaving Earth as the Himalayan Mountains vaulted to the heavens.
		Recent biophysical research with the salt contained herein, coming from an exclusive source in the Himalayan Mountains, revealed that hidden within the geometrically perfect crystals were the 84 essential minerals required to sustain human life.
	www.goldenworks.us /crystalsalt.html (1509 words)

	Himalayan Mountains,Himalayan Mountain,Himalaya Mountains Travel
		This is the principal mountain range dividing the Indian subcontinent from Nanga Parbat in the west, the range stretches for over 2,000-km to the mountains bordering Sikkim and Bhutan in the east.
		Further east it is defined by the snow capped range North of the Gangotri glacier and by the huge peaks in the vicinity of Nanda Devi, the highest mountain in the Indian Himalaya.
		At present this region is closed to trekkers, although a few foreign mountaineering groups were permitted to climb there in the last decade.
	himalayas.indiantravelportal.com /mountain-ranges.html (967 words)

	The Himalayan Mountains (Himalayas), Schema-Root news (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Two Spanish mountaineers have died in an avalanche in the Himalayas, as they were trying to scale the peak of Daulaghiri, more than 8000 metres above sea...
		The 2nd NATTA Himalayan International Travel Mart-2007 is being organised from May 11 to 13, 2007 in Kathmandu under the aegis of Nepal Association of Tour...
		Four brown and white Himalayan Griffons and a cinereous vulture were released into the wilds of Thailand after bird flu fears thwarted plans to send the...
	schema-root.org /region/asia/south_asia/landforms/mountains/himalayas (1033 words)

	Himalayan Mountain Belt (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Himalayan Mountain belt is the highest mountain chain on Earth.
		Mount Everest is one of the peaks of the Himalayan Mountains—at 8,848 meters above sea level (nearly five and a half miles!), it is the highest point on Earth.
		On the map of Asia on your student answer sheet, sketch in the location of the Himalayan Mountain belt.
	www.classzone.com /books/earth_science/terc/content/investigations/es1101/es1101page02.cfm (160 words)

	ESRI News - Summer 2001 ArcNews -- GIS in the Hindu Kush-Himalayan Mountains
		The International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD), with its headquarters in Nepal, serves as a forum for sustainable development within the region and as the hub of an information exchange network.
		In 1991, the Mountain Environment and Natural Resources' Information System (MENRIS) was established by ICIMOD with the aim of promoting the use of GIS applications that result in sustainable development.
		Its close contacts and collaboration with partner and research institutions, space agencies, universities, and the private sector have fostered the establishment of a strong GIS network serving this vast and diverse region.
	www.esri.com /news/arcnews/summer01articles/gisinhindu.html (1403 words)

	travel to tibet, tibet himalayas, tibet himalaya travel, tibet himalayan mountain range, tibet himalaya tour, travel to ...
		As recently as the start of the 20th century, very few Westerners had managed to reach as far as the capital, Lhasa.
		Amongst the first to be given permission to enter the territory were a number of British mountaineering expeditions, which between 1921 and 1938 attempted to climb Mount Everest from a basecamp in the Rongbuk Valley.
		After the annexation of the country by the Chinese in 1950, Tibet was even more tightly sealed off from the outside world.
	www.himalayanvisit.com /tibet.htm (1259 words)

	Himalayan Red Sea Salt
		For millenniums, Himalayan Mountain Red Sea Salt has been considered to have mystical properties among Tibetans, with this belief travel both East to China and West to the ancient Britons.
		Mining of Himalayan Mountain Red Sea Salt is highly restricted and controlled due to its mystical and spiritual importance of Tibetan religious practices.
		Because the source is from deep within the Himalayan Mountain range where it has been trapped for hundreds of millions of years, it has never been exposed to any modern chemicals, toxins, and radiation sources - making it the purest of all salt - processed or sea salt.
	www.webspawner.com /users/sherriechastain/moreonhimalayan.html (1487 words)

	Himalayan Pink - Bath Salt
		Himalayan Pink - bath salt is a pure, hand-mined salt found naturally deep inside the pristine Himalayan Mountains.
		This 250 million year old, Jurassic era sea salt is known for its healing properties and is used by health professionals, spas and individuals who are interested in utilizing natural products to heal the body and relax the mind.
		The extra small and small Himalayan crystals are great alone as a gentle bath salt or as an ingredient for soaps, lotions, exfoliating scrubs or any other products calling for a fine grain salt.
	www.saltworks.us /shop/product.asp?idProduct=297 (463 words)

	GeoDetectives, Landforms, Mountain building #4 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Mountains and valleys are created by huge tectonic activity, or movement in the Earth.
		Each one of these mountain ranges can be seen from surrounding national parks; Arches National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Hovenweep National Park and Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park.
		Obviously, folding and buckling mountains in nature takes a very long time, but the process is replicated quite well with foam.
	www.nps.gov /brca/Geodetect/Landfroms/mountains.htm (1189 words)

	Rare species found in Himalayan Mountains
		The discoveries and observations, announced on Friday at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, included: a giant hornet so deadly, the locals call it the "Yak Killer," a beetle that buries birds and small rodents in subterranean crypts to feed its offspring, an endangered jumping mouse, and several new species of amphibians and insects.
		The scientific journey into the mountains of Southwest China and Nepal also researched cultural beliefs related to the legend of the Yeti, a creature whose traditional role as "protector of the sacred" has been integral to conservation in the region.
		The mountains of Southwest China and Nepal are facing great challenges from rapid social and economic development.
	en.tibet.cn /news/tin/t20060409_106152.htm (810 words)

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