Outer Himalayas The Shiwalik Hills :- View of Shiwalik Hills Jammu We have already studied about outer Himalayas . These hills are formed by the deposits by the rivers flowing from higher Ranges . Shiwalik Hills Himachal Pradesh Those the hills of outer Himalayas are called Shiwalik Hills but as per the location their names are different as per Location . The Shiwalik range in Jammu region are called Jammu hills . u In Arunachal these hills are named as Dafla hills , Miri hills , Abor and Mishmi hills. Uttarakhand Shiwalik range When we come to Utrakhand the Shiwalik range are called The Dhang range and Dundwa hills. View of Nepal Churia Ghat hills When we come come to Nepal these mountains are called Churia Ghat hills.
The Fourth highest Peak of Himalayas," Lhoste " Fourth Highest Peak of Himalayas Lhoste The Himalayas 's fourth highest peak in the world is 'Lhoste ' . It is 8516 metres above mean sea level. In feets it is 27940 feet . The Lhoste peak is situated on the border between Tibet in the Autonomous region of China and Nepal in Khumbu region . Snow cladded Lhoste Mountains It is called South Peak as it is connected With South valley from the Everest . It is first ascent by Fritz Luchsinger and Ernst Reiss in 18 May 1956 and in winter in 31 December 1988 by Krzysztof Wielicki . View of Himalayas Lhoste peak This peak was attempted to climb in ,1955 by International Himalayan Expedition , headed by Norman Dyhrenfurth but due to unexpected strong winds they could not succeed and turned to North West face of Lhoste about 8100 metres above mean sea level.
The 3rd highest peak in the world:- The 3rd Highest peak in the world "Kangchenjunga is also spelled Kanchenjunga is 8586 metres above mean sea level . In feets it is 28169 feet . Kangchenjunga Peak of Himalayas We find this peak in in the Eastern Himalayas on the border of Sikkim , North Eastern India and Eastern Nepal . This mountain comes in Greater Himalayas. View of Himalayas Kangchenjunga The rocks of this Himalayan range is of Neoproterozoic to Ordovician age. This period is about 445 million to one billion years old . It's name is combination of four words of Tibetan origin. These are :- Kang - Chen - dzo - nga . It means " Five Treasure of Great Snow ." The mountain range of Kangchenjunga experiences heavy snowfall in summer and Monsoon and lighter snow fall in winter . Kangchenjunga Peak Experiences snowfall.
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