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Amarnath Sees Big Pilgrims' Surge, Most Travelling Outside Security Cover
After a slow start, the Amarnath Yatra is witnessing a big surge in pilgrims trekking Himalayan mountains to pay obeisance at the cave shrine. In just seven days, the number has already crossed one lakh yatris.
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A Village In Himalayas Ran Out Of Water. Then, It Moved And Started Over
The Himalayan village of Samjung was perched in a wind-carved valley in Nepal's Upper Mustang, more than 13,000 feet above sea level.
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Craving Himalayan Comfort? These Dishes Bring The Mountains To Your Plate
From the snow-capped peaks of Ladakh to the lush valleys of Sikkim, Himalayan cuisine offers soul-soothing comfort in every bite. Featuring dishes like thukpa, sel roti, and tingmo with shapta, these flavours bring the warmth of the mountains straight to your plate.
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Bungee Jumping Instructor's Words Help Tourist Take The Leap, Video Gets 38 Million Views
A staff member at Himalayan Bungee Jumping is earning praise for calmly guiding a frightened tourist through a nerve-wracking moment. The viral video of the incident is winning hearts online.
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5 Dreamy Himalayan Valleys Where Slowing Down Feels Just Right
Seeking both solitude and serenity? These beautiful, quiet Himalayan valleys are perfect for living the slow-paced mountain life.
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Himalayas Mountain Range Formation Could Have Destroyed 30 Percent of Continental Crust, Says Study
A study published in Earth and Planetary Science Letters has found that up to 30% of Earth's continental crust may have been lost to the mantle during the formation of the Himalayas. Researchers from Monash University used a model to calculate crustal loss, revealing similar patterns in the European Alps and Zagros Mountains. The research highlight...
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Bodies Of 5 Russians Retrieved From Worlds 7th-Highest Mountain In Daring Op
The five Russians went missing on October 6 during an attempt to summit the world's seventh-highest mountain Dhaulagiri, an 8,167-metre (26,795-foot) Himalayan peak.
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Video: Man Skis Off 18,753-Foot Himalayan Mountain Cliff, Shatters Guinness World Record
British adventurer Joshua Bregmen set a new Guinness World Record by performing the highest altitude ski-base jump from an 18,753-foot cliff in the Himalayas.
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Mountain Guide Dies In Nepal After Climbing World's Fifth-Highest Peak
A Nepali guide died after summiting the world's fifth-highest mountain, officials in the Himalayan Republic said Thursday, in the first fatality of the spring climbing season.
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35-Year-Old Amputee, With 91% Physical Disability, Summits Mount Rhenock
In an astounding and daring feat, 35-year-old Uday Kumar, who has 91 per cent physical disability above the knee, ascended Mount Rhenock in Sikkim.
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Hindu Kush Himalaya Region, A Biosphere Close To Collapsing, Say Scientists
Scientists declared the Hindu Kush Himalaya region a biosphere on the brink of collapse and called for bold action and urgent finance to prevent nature loss in one of the most biodiverse areas on Earth at a key meeting of global biodiversity experts.
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''Magical'': Astronaut Shares Stunning Pics Of 'Alpenglow' Near Hindu Kush From Space
The astronaut shared several pictures of the captivating phenomenon on X, and called it ''magical.''
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Nepal Scrambles To Rush Aid To People Hit By Deadly Earthquake
Nepal's authorities on Sunday scrambled to rush aid to people affected by Friday's earthquake that has killed at least 157 people and left a trail of destruction in the Himalayan nation's remote mountainous region.
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Covid Lockdown Prevented Melting Of 27 Tonnes Of Himalayan Ice, Snow: Study
The authors estimate that the reduced anthropogenic pollutant emissions during the Indian lockdown was responsible for 71.6 per cent of the reduction in radiative forcing on snow in April 2020 compared to the same period in 2019.
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Amid Killer Heat Wave In India, Big Warning About Melting Ice In Himalayas
Rapidly melting glaciers in Asia's Hindu Kush Himalayan region home to the world's highest mountains are threatening the lives and livelihoods of as many as two billion people downstream, according to a new study.
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Amarnath Sees Big Pilgrims' Surge, Most Travelling Outside Security Cover
After a slow start, the Amarnath Yatra is witnessing a big surge in pilgrims trekking Himalayan mountains to pay obeisance at the cave shrine. In just seven days, the number has already crossed one lakh yatris.
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A Village In Himalayas Ran Out Of Water. Then, It Moved And Started Over
The Himalayan village of Samjung was perched in a wind-carved valley in Nepal's Upper Mustang, more than 13,000 feet above sea level.
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Craving Himalayan Comfort? These Dishes Bring The Mountains To Your Plate
From the snow-capped peaks of Ladakh to the lush valleys of Sikkim, Himalayan cuisine offers soul-soothing comfort in every bite. Featuring dishes like thukpa, sel roti, and tingmo with shapta, these flavours bring the warmth of the mountains straight to your plate.
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Bungee Jumping Instructor's Words Help Tourist Take The Leap, Video Gets 38 Million Views
A staff member at Himalayan Bungee Jumping is earning praise for calmly guiding a frightened tourist through a nerve-wracking moment. The viral video of the incident is winning hearts online.
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5 Dreamy Himalayan Valleys Where Slowing Down Feels Just Right
Seeking both solitude and serenity? These beautiful, quiet Himalayan valleys are perfect for living the slow-paced mountain life.
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Himalayas Mountain Range Formation Could Have Destroyed 30 Percent of Continental Crust, Says Study
A study published in Earth and Planetary Science Letters has found that up to 30% of Earth's continental crust may have been lost to the mantle during the formation of the Himalayas. Researchers from Monash University used a model to calculate crustal loss, revealing similar patterns in the European Alps and Zagros Mountains. The research highlight...
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Bodies Of 5 Russians Retrieved From Worlds 7th-Highest Mountain In Daring Op
The five Russians went missing on October 6 during an attempt to summit the world's seventh-highest mountain Dhaulagiri, an 8,167-metre (26,795-foot) Himalayan peak.
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Video: Man Skis Off 18,753-Foot Himalayan Mountain Cliff, Shatters Guinness World Record
British adventurer Joshua Bregmen set a new Guinness World Record by performing the highest altitude ski-base jump from an 18,753-foot cliff in the Himalayas.
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Mountain Guide Dies In Nepal After Climbing World's Fifth-Highest Peak
A Nepali guide died after summiting the world's fifth-highest mountain, officials in the Himalayan Republic said Thursday, in the first fatality of the spring climbing season.
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35-Year-Old Amputee, With 91% Physical Disability, Summits Mount Rhenock
In an astounding and daring feat, 35-year-old Uday Kumar, who has 91 per cent physical disability above the knee, ascended Mount Rhenock in Sikkim.
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Hindu Kush Himalaya Region, A Biosphere Close To Collapsing, Say Scientists
Scientists declared the Hindu Kush Himalaya region a biosphere on the brink of collapse and called for bold action and urgent finance to prevent nature loss in one of the most biodiverse areas on Earth at a key meeting of global biodiversity experts.
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''Magical'': Astronaut Shares Stunning Pics Of 'Alpenglow' Near Hindu Kush From Space
The astronaut shared several pictures of the captivating phenomenon on X, and called it ''magical.''
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Nepal Scrambles To Rush Aid To People Hit By Deadly Earthquake
Nepal's authorities on Sunday scrambled to rush aid to people affected by Friday's earthquake that has killed at least 157 people and left a trail of destruction in the Himalayan nation's remote mountainous region.
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Covid Lockdown Prevented Melting Of 27 Tonnes Of Himalayan Ice, Snow: Study
The authors estimate that the reduced anthropogenic pollutant emissions during the Indian lockdown was responsible for 71.6 per cent of the reduction in radiative forcing on snow in April 2020 compared to the same period in 2019.
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Amid Killer Heat Wave In India, Big Warning About Melting Ice In Himalayas
Rapidly melting glaciers in Asia's Hindu Kush Himalayan region home to the world's highest mountains are threatening the lives and livelihoods of as many as two billion people downstream, according to a new study.
