This document provides an overview of the physical geography, climate, agriculture, industries, and tourism of Southeast Asia. It notes that the region's major river systems like the Mekong and Irrawady have supported the development of important cities. Agriculture is dominated by rice, as well as rubber, coconuts, and other tree crops. Key industries include mining of tin in Malaysia and petroleum production in Indonesia and Brunei. Light industry and processing have become important in Singapore and Thailand. Tourism is a major industry for Singapore and Thailand.
The document provides an overview of Southeast Asia, including its geography, climate, population, and notable facts about some countries in the region. Southeast Asia refers to 10 countries located in the southeast portion of Asia, south of China and east of India. The region has over 500 million people and is predominantly hot and tropical with significant biodiversity. Countries like Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines are highlighted for their unique cultures, histories, and geographical features.
India is located in South Asia and has a population of over 1 billion people. It has diverse geography that includes the Himalayan mountains in the north and the Deccan Plateau in the south. Agriculture is important to the economy, with farming of crops like rice, wheat and cotton. The population is very diverse and the Hindu caste system has historically influenced society.
Meghalaya is a state in northeast India known as the "Abode of Clouds". It has a population of nearly 3 million people and is bounded by Assam and Bangladesh. The capital is Shillong, which has a population of around 143,000. Meghalaya has predominantly an agrarian economy and is also known for its biodiversity of forests, plants, and animals.
This presentation provides information about the Sundarbans mangrove forest in Bangladesh. It introduces the student group giving the presentation and then discusses key facts about the Sundarbans, including that it is the largest mangrove forest in the world, home to the royal Bengal tiger, and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The presentation also outlines the biodiversity found in the Sundarbans, its economic contributions through industries like timber and honey, tourism, and benefits like protecting against natural disasters. It notes threats facing the Sundarbans like sea level rise, logging and pollution, and provides information on conservation efforts and voting to have it named one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature.
The document provides an overview of Nagaland, India, including its geography, climate, culture, cuisine, and festivals. It discusses the 16 Naga tribes, their traditions, folk songs and dances. The Hornbill Festival is described as the state's largest cultural event, showcasing tribal performances, crafts, and food. Christianity is the main religion, and over 20 dialects are spoken among the tribes, with English as the official language. The document aims to give readers an understanding of Nagaland's communities and way of life.
Southeast Asia is a subregion of Asia located east of India and south of China, consisting of mainland and maritime areas. The climate is mainly tropical, with wet and dry seasons. Over 593 million people live in the region, with diverse ethnicities and religions including Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity. The environment is biodiverse but faces threats from deforestation.
Southeast Asia refers to the 10 nations of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. The region includes many islands in the Indian and Pacific Oceans as well as mainland countries. It has a tropical climate with wet and dry seasons. Popular travel destinations like Thailand, Singapore, and Malaysia do not require visas for most visitors, while others offer visas on arrival. The culture is diverse with influences from China and India and the predominant religion is Islam.
This document provides an overview of the physical geography, climate, agriculture, industries, and tourism of Southeast Asia. It notes that the region's major river systems like the Mekong and Irrawady have supported the development of important cities. Agriculture is dominated by rice, as well as rubber, coconuts, and other tree crops. Key industries include mining of tin in Malaysia and petroleum production in Indonesia and Brunei. Light industry and processing have become important in Singapore and Thailand. Tourism is a major industry for Singapore and Thailand.
The document provides an overview of Southeast Asia, including its geography, climate, population, and notable facts about some countries in the region. Southeast Asia refers to 10 countries located in the southeast portion of Asia, south of China and east of India. The region has over 500 million people and is predominantly hot and tropical with significant biodiversity. Countries like Cambodia, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines are highlighted for their unique cultures, histories, and geographical features.
India is located in South Asia and has a population of over 1 billion people. It has diverse geography that includes the Himalayan mountains in the north and the Deccan Plateau in the south. Agriculture is important to the economy, with farming of crops like rice, wheat and cotton. The population is very diverse and the Hindu caste system has historically influenced society.
Meghalaya is a state in northeast India known as the "Abode of Clouds". It has a population of nearly 3 million people and is bounded by Assam and Bangladesh. The capital is Shillong, which has a population of around 143,000. Meghalaya has predominantly an agrarian economy and is also known for its biodiversity of forests, plants, and animals.
This presentation provides information about the Sundarbans mangrove forest in Bangladesh. It introduces the student group giving the presentation and then discusses key facts about the Sundarbans, including that it is the largest mangrove forest in the world, home to the royal Bengal tiger, and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The presentation also outlines the biodiversity found in the Sundarbans, its economic contributions through industries like timber and honey, tourism, and benefits like protecting against natural disasters. It notes threats facing the Sundarbans like sea level rise, logging and pollution, and provides information on conservation efforts and voting to have it named one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature.
The document provides an overview of Nagaland, India, including its geography, climate, culture, cuisine, and festivals. It discusses the 16 Naga tribes, their traditions, folk songs and dances. The Hornbill Festival is described as the state's largest cultural event, showcasing tribal performances, crafts, and food. Christianity is the main religion, and over 20 dialects are spoken among the tribes, with English as the official language. The document aims to give readers an understanding of Nagaland's communities and way of life.
Southeast Asia is a subregion of Asia located east of India and south of China, consisting of mainland and maritime areas. The climate is mainly tropical, with wet and dry seasons. Over 593 million people live in the region, with diverse ethnicities and religions including Buddhism, Islam, and Christianity. The environment is biodiverse but faces threats from deforestation.
Southeast Asia refers to the 10 nations of Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. The region includes many islands in the Indian and Pacific Oceans as well as mainland countries. It has a tropical climate with wet and dry seasons. Popular travel destinations like Thailand, Singapore, and Malaysia do not require visas for most visitors, while others offer visas on arrival. The culture is diverse with influences from China and India and the predominant religion is Islam.
Natural calamities and diseases of sundarbans mangrove forestihn FreeStyle Corp.
Bangladesh with an area of 147,570 square km is bordered by India to the northeast and west, Myanmar to the southeast, and the Bay of Bengal to the south. Bangladesh is one of the most densely populated countries in the world and its population is still growing by over 2 million people per year. The Sundarbans mangrove forest has a history of scientific management since 1879. The Sundarbans are the world's largest halophytic mangrove forests and one of the most biologically productive of all natural ecosystems. The forest is an essential buffer for inland areas against the ravages of frequent cyclones from the Bay of Bengal. For outstanding natural value, the World Heritage committee of UNESCO inscribed the Sundarban of Bangladesh in the 798th World Heritage list in 1997 and accordingly the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh declared the Sundarban as World Heritage Site in 1999. The Sundarbans is the largest remaining habitat in the world for the Royal-Bengal Tiger. According to Ramsar convention, the wetland of Sundarban area in very complex and it is recognized as one of the most organic productive area in the world. The livelihood survival of the Sundarban community is linked with the forest resources of the Sundarbans, aquatic resources of the saline and fresh water wetlands.
Sundarban, the mangrobe forest which is great natural beauty of Bangladesh .This presentation shows the various sites of it at a glance. It is a audio visual presentation by which you can see the present secnario os the mangrove forest.
The mangrove Forest Sundorbon By<<< Rafee >>iamrafee
The document discusses the Sundarbans mangrove forest located in Bangladesh. It provides background information on the Sundarbans, describing it as the largest mangrove forest in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Royal Bengal tigers. Key details include the types of flora and fauna found in the Sundarbans, its economic contributions through wood and honey production, and its cultural significance in Bengali folk songs, literature and films. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of protecting the biodiverse Sundarbans for its ecological value as well as Bangladesh's national heritage.
Fiji consists of over 300 islands, with the two largest being Viti Levu and Vanua Levu. The climate is tropical, with warm and humid conditions year-round. Fijian culture incorporates influences from the indigenous Fijian people as well as Indian immigrants. Traditional Fijian meals center around starches like taro or yams along with fish, meat, and vegetables, while holidays integrate both Christian and Hindu traditions.
The Sundarbans mangrove forest is located in the Ganges Delta region of Bangladesh and India. It is home to the endangered Royal Bengal Tiger and many other species. Tourism is an important industry for the region, with many attractions including boat trips, wildlife spotting, and learning about the local communities. However, increasing industrial activities and port development pose threats such as pollution, which can damage the fragile mangrove ecosystem. Better management and regulations are needed to protect the Sundarbans for tourism and wildlife.
Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a union territory of India located in the Bay of Bengal, consisting of around 572 islands. Port Blair is the capital and largest city, with a population of around 479,440 people. The islands' economy is primarily based around fishing, agriculture, and tourism. The indigenous tribes who originally inhabited the islands are now a minority group due to increased settlement by mainland Indians. The islands were severely affected by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
North America is located between the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the east, and the Arctic Ocean to the north. It contains several countries including the USA, Canada, and Mexico. The climate and environment varies greatly from region to region, ranging from tropical rainforests to grasslands to tundra. Many different animal species have adapted to these diverse landscapes across the continent.
Today we explored the amazing cultures of Asia. Asia is the largest and most populated continent. We tasted the food that over 4 billion people eat each and every day.
North America is a continent within the Northern Hemisphere and almost entirely within the Western Hemisphere. It is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the east and west, and the Pacific Ocean to the west and south. North America contains 23 countries and has a population of over 565 million people. The three largest countries by GDP are the United States, Mexico, and Canada. North America has a variety of climates ranging from tropical to subarctic and is home to many species of animals.
Report on Tourism of Bangladesh SundarbansAzas Shahrier
Tourism in Sundarban, Bangladesh has potential to become a major income source. Sundarban is the world's largest mangrove forest and attracts many local and foreign tourists each year. This report analyzes the investment potential and competitiveness of tourism in Sundarban using Porter's 5 forces and SWOT analysis. It finds strengths in Sundarban's natural attractions and status as a UNESCO heritage site. Weaknesses include a lack of local community involvement and benefits from tourism. Opportunities exist in developing ecotourism packages and jobs for locals. Threats include environmental damage and lack of management. The report recommends the government take more responsibility to promote Sundarban tourism while preserving the fragile ecosystem
A comprehensive powerpoint on the geography of the Southeast Asian region. This was completed for a masters level course and is intended for community college or high school students. Includes many case studies from throughout Southeas Asia.
Teaching & learning slides for Northern Mountains of Pakistan
Aimed to address the learning needs of 0 level Cambridge students for Environment of Pakistan 2059/2
India has two main island groups: the Lakshadweep Islands and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. The Lakshadweep Islands are located in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Kerala, consisting of 36 coral islands of which 10 are inhabited. The Andaman & Nicobar Islands are located in the Bay of Bengal near Myanmar, comprising 572 islands of which 38 are permanently inhabited, with the Andamans containing 550 islands and Nicobars 22 islands. These island groups provide economic and strategic importance for India in areas like tourism, security, trade and control of the Indian Ocean.
The climates of Jammu and Kashmir vary by region and altitude. In the Kashmir Valley, summers are mild and nights are cool, while only Kashmir experiences monsoons and Ladakh does not. The best time to visit is between September and April. The region consists of three main areas - Jammu, the Kashmir Valley, and Ladakh. Vegetation is sparse but the flora and fauna diversity is high due to the varied climate and terrain. Agriculture is important to the economy and economy, with saffron and cashmere wool as notable products.
The document provides information on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, a union territory of India located in the Bay of Bengal. It discusses the islands' history, origin of their names, capital (Port Blair), tourist attractions, climate, flora and fauna, and activities like diving, snorkeling, surfing and fishing. Specific sights mentioned include the Cellular Jail museum, Anthropological Museum, Marine Museum, Forest Museum, Ross Island, Havelock Island, Jolly Buoy, Red Skin Island, and some of the islands' beautiful beaches. The islands experience a tropical climate and were devastated by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
East Africa is a diverse region with many countries and varying geography, economies, and peoples. Kenya has a developing economy based on agriculture and tourism. The landscape ranges from coastal beaches to vast plains and fertile highlands. Tanzania also has a diverse landscape including Mount Kilimanjaro, Lake Victoria, and wildlife parks. Uganda relies on agriculture and has a mild climate in its highland regions. Rwanda and Burundi are small, mountainous countries that have faced ethnic conflict and are rebuilding. The Horn of Africa encompasses Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, and Djibouti, which have hot climates and economies based on farming, mining, and shipping. Civil wars and drought have created
World geography africa, australia& antarcticaBheekam Singh
The document provides information on the physical geography, climate, agriculture, minerals, and other topics related to various countries and regions in Africa. It discusses the location and features of major physical features like deserts, lakes, and rivers. It also summarizes key crops grown, important minerals extracted, and describes the climate and vegetation types in different parts of Africa. For individual countries like South Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria, and Egypt, it highlights their major cities, economic activities, and other geographical details.
Asia is the largest continent, covering one third of the world's land area. It has highly diverse geography, including mountain ranges like the Himalayas, plateaus, rivers, and deserts. Asia has a variety of climates from tropical to polar. It is home to over half of the world's population and has seen rapid population growth in recent decades. While some areas like East Asia have highly developed industrialized economies, others struggle with development issues and poverty. The region faces ongoing political and territorial disputes that have led to conflicts.
18.3 East Asia Natural Resources and Land Usemshyland
East Asia has limited natural resources but makes good use of what it has. Japan imports most resources as it has few domestic supplies. China has large coal reserves and produces hydroelectric power. South Korea lacks resources and imports what it needs for its industries. Farmers in East Asia use terracing and double-cropping to maximize limited farmland.
Paul Biya - President Cameroon - Press Kit - COP21Paul Biya
Cameroon has a diverse geography, climate, and natural environment. It ranges from Lake Chad in the north to the Atlantic Ocean in the southwest, with tropical climates influenced by two seasonal air masses. Cameroon has forests, savannahs, and steppes containing diverse plant and animal life. Agriculture, forestry, livestock, and fishing are important economic sectors, with crops including cocoa, coffee, rubber, and palm oil. The government is working to develop and manage these natural resources sustainably.
India has 10 major biogeographic zones based on geography, climate, vegetation and wildlife:
1) Trans-Himalayan region north of the Great Himalayas has sparse vegetation but the richest wild sheep and goat community and snow leopard.
2) Himalayas have very dense forests and grasslands and are home to monal, wild sheep, mountain goats, ibex, panda, and snow leopard.
3) Semi-arid areas between deserts and Western Ghats have thorn forests and support species like lions, birds, jackals, and buffaloes.
4) Western Ghats are one of the world's unique biological regions with high endemism
Natural calamities and diseases of sundarbans mangrove forestihn FreeStyle Corp.
Bangladesh with an area of 147,570 square km is bordered by India to the northeast and west, Myanmar to the southeast, and the Bay of Bengal to the south. Bangladesh is one of the most densely populated countries in the world and its population is still growing by over 2 million people per year. The Sundarbans mangrove forest has a history of scientific management since 1879. The Sundarbans are the world's largest halophytic mangrove forests and one of the most biologically productive of all natural ecosystems. The forest is an essential buffer for inland areas against the ravages of frequent cyclones from the Bay of Bengal. For outstanding natural value, the World Heritage committee of UNESCO inscribed the Sundarban of Bangladesh in the 798th World Heritage list in 1997 and accordingly the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh declared the Sundarban as World Heritage Site in 1999. The Sundarbans is the largest remaining habitat in the world for the Royal-Bengal Tiger. According to Ramsar convention, the wetland of Sundarban area in very complex and it is recognized as one of the most organic productive area in the world. The livelihood survival of the Sundarban community is linked with the forest resources of the Sundarbans, aquatic resources of the saline and fresh water wetlands.
Sundarban, the mangrobe forest which is great natural beauty of Bangladesh .This presentation shows the various sites of it at a glance. It is a audio visual presentation by which you can see the present secnario os the mangrove forest.
The mangrove Forest Sundorbon By<<< Rafee >>iamrafee
The document discusses the Sundarbans mangrove forest located in Bangladesh. It provides background information on the Sundarbans, describing it as the largest mangrove forest in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Royal Bengal tigers. Key details include the types of flora and fauna found in the Sundarbans, its economic contributions through wood and honey production, and its cultural significance in Bengali folk songs, literature and films. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of protecting the biodiverse Sundarbans for its ecological value as well as Bangladesh's national heritage.
Fiji consists of over 300 islands, with the two largest being Viti Levu and Vanua Levu. The climate is tropical, with warm and humid conditions year-round. Fijian culture incorporates influences from the indigenous Fijian people as well as Indian immigrants. Traditional Fijian meals center around starches like taro or yams along with fish, meat, and vegetables, while holidays integrate both Christian and Hindu traditions.
The Sundarbans mangrove forest is located in the Ganges Delta region of Bangladesh and India. It is home to the endangered Royal Bengal Tiger and many other species. Tourism is an important industry for the region, with many attractions including boat trips, wildlife spotting, and learning about the local communities. However, increasing industrial activities and port development pose threats such as pollution, which can damage the fragile mangrove ecosystem. Better management and regulations are needed to protect the Sundarbans for tourism and wildlife.
Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a union territory of India located in the Bay of Bengal, consisting of around 572 islands. Port Blair is the capital and largest city, with a population of around 479,440 people. The islands' economy is primarily based around fishing, agriculture, and tourism. The indigenous tribes who originally inhabited the islands are now a minority group due to increased settlement by mainland Indians. The islands were severely affected by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
North America is located between the Pacific Ocean to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the east, and the Arctic Ocean to the north. It contains several countries including the USA, Canada, and Mexico. The climate and environment varies greatly from region to region, ranging from tropical rainforests to grasslands to tundra. Many different animal species have adapted to these diverse landscapes across the continent.
Today we explored the amazing cultures of Asia. Asia is the largest and most populated continent. We tasted the food that over 4 billion people eat each and every day.
North America is a continent within the Northern Hemisphere and almost entirely within the Western Hemisphere. It is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the east and west, and the Pacific Ocean to the west and south. North America contains 23 countries and has a population of over 565 million people. The three largest countries by GDP are the United States, Mexico, and Canada. North America has a variety of climates ranging from tropical to subarctic and is home to many species of animals.
Report on Tourism of Bangladesh SundarbansAzas Shahrier
Tourism in Sundarban, Bangladesh has potential to become a major income source. Sundarban is the world's largest mangrove forest and attracts many local and foreign tourists each year. This report analyzes the investment potential and competitiveness of tourism in Sundarban using Porter's 5 forces and SWOT analysis. It finds strengths in Sundarban's natural attractions and status as a UNESCO heritage site. Weaknesses include a lack of local community involvement and benefits from tourism. Opportunities exist in developing ecotourism packages and jobs for locals. Threats include environmental damage and lack of management. The report recommends the government take more responsibility to promote Sundarban tourism while preserving the fragile ecosystem
A comprehensive powerpoint on the geography of the Southeast Asian region. This was completed for a masters level course and is intended for community college or high school students. Includes many case studies from throughout Southeas Asia.
Teaching & learning slides for Northern Mountains of Pakistan
Aimed to address the learning needs of 0 level Cambridge students for Environment of Pakistan 2059/2
India has two main island groups: the Lakshadweep Islands and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. The Lakshadweep Islands are located in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Kerala, consisting of 36 coral islands of which 10 are inhabited. The Andaman & Nicobar Islands are located in the Bay of Bengal near Myanmar, comprising 572 islands of which 38 are permanently inhabited, with the Andamans containing 550 islands and Nicobars 22 islands. These island groups provide economic and strategic importance for India in areas like tourism, security, trade and control of the Indian Ocean.
The climates of Jammu and Kashmir vary by region and altitude. In the Kashmir Valley, summers are mild and nights are cool, while only Kashmir experiences monsoons and Ladakh does not. The best time to visit is between September and April. The region consists of three main areas - Jammu, the Kashmir Valley, and Ladakh. Vegetation is sparse but the flora and fauna diversity is high due to the varied climate and terrain. Agriculture is important to the economy and economy, with saffron and cashmere wool as notable products.
The document provides information on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, a union territory of India located in the Bay of Bengal. It discusses the islands' history, origin of their names, capital (Port Blair), tourist attractions, climate, flora and fauna, and activities like diving, snorkeling, surfing and fishing. Specific sights mentioned include the Cellular Jail museum, Anthropological Museum, Marine Museum, Forest Museum, Ross Island, Havelock Island, Jolly Buoy, Red Skin Island, and some of the islands' beautiful beaches. The islands experience a tropical climate and were devastated by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
East Africa is a diverse region with many countries and varying geography, economies, and peoples. Kenya has a developing economy based on agriculture and tourism. The landscape ranges from coastal beaches to vast plains and fertile highlands. Tanzania also has a diverse landscape including Mount Kilimanjaro, Lake Victoria, and wildlife parks. Uganda relies on agriculture and has a mild climate in its highland regions. Rwanda and Burundi are small, mountainous countries that have faced ethnic conflict and are rebuilding. The Horn of Africa encompasses Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, and Djibouti, which have hot climates and economies based on farming, mining, and shipping. Civil wars and drought have created
World geography africa, australia& antarcticaBheekam Singh
The document provides information on the physical geography, climate, agriculture, minerals, and other topics related to various countries and regions in Africa. It discusses the location and features of major physical features like deserts, lakes, and rivers. It also summarizes key crops grown, important minerals extracted, and describes the climate and vegetation types in different parts of Africa. For individual countries like South Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo, Nigeria, and Egypt, it highlights their major cities, economic activities, and other geographical details.
Asia is the largest continent, covering one third of the world's land area. It has highly diverse geography, including mountain ranges like the Himalayas, plateaus, rivers, and deserts. Asia has a variety of climates from tropical to polar. It is home to over half of the world's population and has seen rapid population growth in recent decades. While some areas like East Asia have highly developed industrialized economies, others struggle with development issues and poverty. The region faces ongoing political and territorial disputes that have led to conflicts.
18.3 East Asia Natural Resources and Land Usemshyland
East Asia has limited natural resources but makes good use of what it has. Japan imports most resources as it has few domestic supplies. China has large coal reserves and produces hydroelectric power. South Korea lacks resources and imports what it needs for its industries. Farmers in East Asia use terracing and double-cropping to maximize limited farmland.
Paul Biya - President Cameroon - Press Kit - COP21Paul Biya
Cameroon has a diverse geography, climate, and natural environment. It ranges from Lake Chad in the north to the Atlantic Ocean in the southwest, with tropical climates influenced by two seasonal air masses. Cameroon has forests, savannahs, and steppes containing diverse plant and animal life. Agriculture, forestry, livestock, and fishing are important economic sectors, with crops including cocoa, coffee, rubber, and palm oil. The government is working to develop and manage these natural resources sustainably.
India has 10 major biogeographic zones based on geography, climate, vegetation and wildlife:
1) Trans-Himalayan region north of the Great Himalayas has sparse vegetation but the richest wild sheep and goat community and snow leopard.
2) Himalayas have very dense forests and grasslands and are home to monal, wild sheep, mountain goats, ibex, panda, and snow leopard.
3) Semi-arid areas between deserts and Western Ghats have thorn forests and support species like lions, birds, jackals, and buffaloes.
4) Western Ghats are one of the world's unique biological regions with high endemism
Power Point presentation on Heritage Tour of Maharashtra that includes History, Geographic Information, Climate, Places to Visit in Maharashtra, Food, Attire, Dance Forms, Transportation, Festivals and Handicrafts
Bangladesh is located in South Asia with a population of over 16 million people. The majority of people are Bengali and practice Islam. The country has a tropical climate with heavy seasonal rainfall. Bangladesh has a parliamentary democracy and its economy relies heavily on agriculture, especially rice production. The culture of Bangladesh has been influenced by both Hindu and Muslim traditions over time and is expressed through various festivals, music, art, literature and cuisine.
West bengal tourism prospective as per report publishedGurmukh Jethwani
The document provides an overview of tourism potentials in West Bengal, India. It discusses the various tourism products available in the state, including hill stations, beaches, forests, wildlife, heritage sites, festivals and cultural attractions. Some key highlights mentioned are the snow-capped Himalayan mountains in Darjeeling, vast forests and tea plantations in the Dooars region, the Sundarbans mangrove forest, Ganges river, and the cultural capital of Kolkata. The document also outlines West Bengal's tourism policy and strategies to promote sustainable development of the industry.
Read and remember in an easy way the
-Location
-Physical features
-Divisions of the Northern Plains
-The Satluj basin
-The Ganga Basin
-The Brahmaputra Basin
-Places in the Northern Plain
-Importance of the Region
Class 2 Bangladesh Geography Cultural traits.pptHemalds
This document provides an overview of the geography, demography, and culture of Bangladesh. It begins with key facts about Bangladesh such as its location in South Asia, population of over 16 million, and status as a unitary parliamentary democracy. It then discusses Bangladesh's geography, noting that it is a low-lying deltaic plain formed by three major river systems and subject to frequent flooding. The document also examines Bangladesh's climate, population characteristics such as religion and language, social stratification, and cultural traditions including festivals, music, and the impact of globalization. It aims to give students a brief introduction to Bangladesh.
India has 10 major biogeographic zones based on climate and terrain: Trans-Himalayan, Himalayan, Desert, Semi-Arid, Western Ghats, Deccan Plateau, Gangetic Plain, Northeast, Coastal, and Islands. Each zone has distinct climates, ecosystems, flora and fauna. For example, the Trans-Himalayan zone is very cold and arid with sparse vegetation, while the Western Ghats zone contains high biodiversity including many endemic species of plants, animals and amphibians. India's diverse biogeography is due to its wide range of elevations, soils, and microclimates across the country.
India has 10 biogeographic zones based on its diverse climate, terrain and ecosystems. The Trans-Himalayan zone is very cold and arid with sparse vegetation. The Himalayan zone has unique biodiversity due to its high altitude and temperate forests. The Thar Desert and Rann of Kutch are hot and dry with adapted wildlife like wild asses. Semi-arid areas have thorn forests and bustard birds. The Western Ghats are a biodiversity hotspot with high endemism. The Deccan Plateau and Gangetic Plain have varied forests and agriculture. North-East India and islands also have distinctive ecosystems.
India as mega biodiversity habitat, Biodiversity, Hot spots of India,
Khaziranga national park, Keoladeo national park Nanda devi national park, sunderbans
Wetlands & fish status in bangladeshSajibBiswas25
This document provides information on various wetlands in Bangladesh and the fish species found within them. It discusses definitions of wetlands and describes several major types of wetlands in Bangladesh, including haors, baors, beels, and mangrove forests. For many individual wetlands, such as Hakaluki Haor, Tanguar Haor, Chalan Beel, and Kaptai Lake, it provides the location, area, and lists of recorded fish species. The document also briefly discusses the Sundarbans mangroves and Bay of Bengal, noting the number of fish species found in each.
India has 10 major biogeographic zones based on climate, soil and biodiversity: 1) Trans-Himalaya, 2) Himalaya, 3) Desert, 4) Semi-arid, 5) Western Ghats, 6) Deccan Peninsula, 7) Gangetic Plain, 8) North-East India, 9) Islands, and 10) Coasts. These zones contain varied ecosystems from high mountain ranges and forests to river plains, deserts and coastal regions. Each zone has unique climatic conditions and supports different plant and animal species well-adapted to the local environment.
India has high biological diversity due to its varied climate, topography and geology. It contains 6% of the world's known wildlife despite having only 2% of the world's landmass. India has 10 biogeographic zones and 26 biotic provinces. The zones range from cold, high Himalayan regions to coastal areas and islands. India's diverse ecosystems support over 45,000 plant species and 86,874 animal species. However, human activities like deforestation, exploitation, and pollution threaten India's rich biodiversity. Laws like the Wildlife Protection Act aim to conserve endangered species and their habitats.
Biodiversity, Floristic Composition and Climate Change in the SundarbansWWF-India
The document summarizes biodiversity, climate change impacts, and livelihoods in the Sundarbans region of Bangladesh. It notes that the Sundarbans contains over 400 fish and crustacean species, 275 bird species including 95 waterfowl, and 42 mammal species. Major threats include cyclones, rising sea levels, soil and water salinity, and river siltation. The region supports around 6 million dependent people through fishing, honey and wax collection, and other natural resource use. Climate change is projected to further reduce Sundarbans forests and agricultural lands through flooding and salinity intrusion over the coming decades.
Uttarakhand became the 27th state of India in 2000 after being carved out of Uttar Pradesh. It covers an area of 51,125 square kilometers in the Himalayan region. The state is known for its natural beauty, including snow-capped mountains, hills, valleys, rivers, and lakes. Popular hill stations include Nainital, Bhimtal, Almora, Ranikhet, Pithoragarh, and Mussoorie. The state also has several pilgrimage sites and is suitable for adventure sports due to its geography.
Punjab is a state in northwest India with a population of around 30 million. It has a total area of 50,362 square kilometers and is bounded by Pakistan, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana and Rajasthan. Punjab has a fertile plains region suitable for agriculture and is one of India's most productive agricultural regions, known as the breadbasket of India. The primary crops are wheat, rice and corn. Punjab has a diverse population with Sikhs, Hindus and Muslims. The state's economy relies heavily on agriculture but has expanded to include manufacturing, industry and services. Major cities include Amritsar, Chandigarh, Jalandhar and Ludhiana.
Uttarakhand is ideal for several adventure sports activities because of its geographical attributes. While on Uttarakhand Travel, the tourist must take the maximum pleasure out of adventure sports like trekking, ice-skiing, white water rafting, sailing, boating, kayaking, canoeing, yachting, water-skiing and parasailing. To climb the big mountain stretch or to pass the dense jungles of the hills is in itself very exciting. The huge water-filled rivers and deep lakes are perfect for water sports.
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2. Bangladesh is a small densely populated tropical
country in South Asia. It is believed that in the
unknown prehistoric age Austro Asian races lived
here. Then came the Dravidians from western
India. Arians from central Asia and Mongolians,
Abyssinians, Arabs, Armenians, Pathans, Turks
and the English. Finally after nine months of
liberation war in 1971, Bangladesh came into
being a sovereign country. The country is officially
known as the Peoples Republic of Bangladesh.
BANGLADESH
3. GEOGRAPHY
Bangladesh is in the low-lying Ganges– Brahmaputra River Delta or
Ganges Delta. This delta is formed by the confluence of the Ganges
(local name Padma), Brahmaputra (Jamuna), and Meghna rivers and
their respective tributaries. The Ganges unites with the Jamuna and
later joins the Meghna to eventually empty into the Bay of Bengal.
The alluvial soildeposited by these rivers has created some of the
most fertile plains in the world criss-crossed by mighty river canals
and studded by numerous marshes and swamps. The geologists
believe that the whole of Bangladesh was a part of now extinct
Assam Bay. Most parts of Bangladesh are less than 12 metres (39 ft)
above the sea level. The land is mostly flat exempt for a range of hill
in Southeast and the plateau area of the North West. Only 16% of
the country is forested mainly in Sundarbans, Rangamati,
Bandarban, Khagrachhari and Mymensingh. The highest point in
Bangladesh is in Mowdok range at 1,052 metres (3,451 ft) in the
Chittagong Hill Tracts..
4.
5. LOCATION
Bangladesh is located between 20 degree 34'
and 26 degree 38' North Latitude, and 88 degree
01' and 92 degree 41' East Longitude.
6. BOUNDARIES
Bangladesh has common boundary with India and
Myanmar as follows:
North India (Assam & Meghalaya)
South Bay of Bengal
East India (Tripura & Mizoram)
Myanmar (Arakan Province)
West India (West Bengal)
7. AREA
Bangladesh covers an area of:
Total Area: 147570 sq Kms or 56,977 sq.miles
Territorial Water: 12 Nautical Miles or 22.22 Kms
Economic Zone: 200 Nautical Miles or 370.30 Kms
8. ADMINISTRATIVE UNITS
Divisions: 08
Districts: 64
Upazila: 482
Thana: 599
Union: 4466
Village: 85,650
Head of the State: President
Head of the Government: Prime Minister
Form of Government: Parliamentary
9. CLIMATE
Bangladesh has a tropical monsoon climate marked by
high humidity almost round the year. The country has
mainly four seasons, the winter (Dec-Feb), summer (March-
May), monsoon (June-August) and autumn (September-
November). The rainless winter is the most pleasant
season. Most places receive more than 1,525 mm of rain a
year, and areas near the hills receive 5,080 mm). Most rains
occur during the monsoon and little in winter. Bangladesh
is subject to devastating cyclones, originating over the Bay
of Bengal, in the periods of April to May and September to
November. Often accompanied by surging waves, these
storms can cause great damage and loss of life.
13. COMMUNICATIONS
Bangladesh with its revering and Deltaic nature of land
though provides good means of water transportation
yet make building of roads and railways difficult. Apart
from the waterways, road, railways and airways serve
this land.
Airports: Dhaka, Chittagong, Sylhet, Jessore, Cox's
Bazar, Rajshahi, Barisal and Saidpur
Sea Ports: Chittagong and Mongla
River Ports: Dhaka, Narayanganj, Chandpur, Khulna,
Barisal, Baghabari, Sirajganj, Bhairab etc
14. FLORA
• The country has a varied and abundant plant life
because of the tropical conditions. The tropical
climate has made the country rich in vegetation. The
villages are usually full of groves of Mango, Banana,
Jack-fruit, Coconut, Palm, Bamboo, and other useful
trees. About 17 percent of the land areas are forests.
Herbs and shrubs grow abudantly. Most of the hilly
regions are mostly forested. The largest forest is the
Sundarban. Principal agricultural products are:
15. Principal agricultural products are:
Food Crops Cash Crop Fruits Vegetation Flowers Spices
Rice Jute Mango Sundari Rose
Chilli
Whea Tea Banana Gewa Marigolds
Ginger
Pulses Sugarcane Pineapple Gorja Water lilies
Potato Tobacco
Turmeric
Jack Fruit Koroi
BayLeaf Gandharaj
Vegetables Oil seed Melons Bokul
Mustard
16. FAUNA
Bangladesh is situated within the subtropical belt and has a wide variety
of ecological conditions. In addition to a long sea coast, numerous rivers
and their tributaries, lakes, haors, baors, ponds and other forms of
wetlands, there are lowland evergreen forests of tropical nature, semi-
evergreen forest, hill forests, swamps, and flat lands with tall grasses.
Because of expansion of agriculture and industry many original vegetation
of most areas have lost their original characteristics and ecological
features, which affected adversely both the fauna and flora of the country.
Varieties of wild animals are found in the forests. Of the 200 species of
mammals, the best goes to the Royal Bengal Tiger found in the
Sundarbans. Elephants are mostly found in the forests of Chittagong Hill
tracts. Six species of Deer are seen in the Hill Tracts and the Sundarban.
There are about 150 species of reptiles. Common amphibians include the
Sea Turtle, River Tortoise, Mud Turtle, and Crocodile. There are hundreds
of species of birds, and fresh water fishes are abundant in both quantity
and category. Of the 525 recorded species of birds, 350 are resident. There
are 200 numbers of species of marine and fresh water fish.
17. Major Faunas are:
Birds: Magpie Robin, Cuckoos, Owls, Kingfishers,
Mayna, Parrot, Wood Piker, Vulture, Hawks
Fishes: Hilsha, Vetky, Ruhi, Prawn, Pomfret, Boal,
Pangash, Magur, Kai, Singh, Sea fishes etc.
Other Animals: Elephant, deer, Leopard, Jackal,
Monkey, Buffalo, Crocodile etc.
18. PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES
Jute, sugar, paper, textiles, fertilizers, cigarette,
cement, steel, natural gas, oil-refinery,
newsprint, power generation, rayon, matches,
fishing and food processing, leather, soap,
carpet, timber, ship-building, telephone, etc.
19. PRINCIPAL MINERALS
Natural gas, Coal (Bogra, Fridpur & Boropukuria), Limes stone
(Sylhet), Glass sand (Sylhet), Ceramic Clay (Mymensingh),
PRINCIPAL EXPORTS
Ready Made Garments, Hide & Skins, Fish Knitwear, Jute and
Jute goods, Shrimps, Ceramic, Handicrafts, Agricultural products,
Pharmaceuticals, Light Engineering Products, Tea, etc.
PRINCIPAL IMPORTS
Petroleum & Lubricants, Chemicals, Cement, Capital Machinery,
Machinery parts, Tinned and Bagged Milk powder, Edible oil,
Automobiles, electronics etc.
20. CULTURE
Bangladesh has rich intermingling of various cultures. The
mixture of Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist, Christian and Animist belief
in so small a country can offer a variety of experiences and
traditions for visitors.
LANGUAGE
Bangla is the national language and also spoken by 95% of
people. English is widely spoken & understood
21. FOODS
Bangladeshi food has considerable regional variations. A staple across
the country however is rice and various kinds of lenti, which is locally
known as daal & fish. Bengali food is rich and varied with the use of
many specialized spices and flavours.
DRESS
Bangladeshi people have unique dress preferences. Bangladeshi men
wear Panjabi on religious and cultural occasions, lungi as casual wear
and shirt-pant on formal occasions. Sari is the main dress of
Bangladeshi women. Salwar kameez is quite popular, especially
among younger women.
In Arts & crafts, Dance, Music, and Cinema and in Drama, Bangladeshi
cultures are reflected.
22. FAIR & FESTIVALS
Festivals and celebrations are integral part of the
culture of Bangladesh. Fairs and festivals have always
played a significant role in the life of the citizens of this
country. They derive from them a great amount of joy,
entertainment and color for life. While most of the
festivals have sprung from religious rituals, the fairs
have their roots in the very heart of the people,
irrespective of religion, caste or creed. Prominent and
widely celebrated festivals are:
23. MUSLIM HINDU CHRISTIAN BUDDHA
Eid-Ul-Fitr Durga Puja Christmas Maghi Purnima
Eid-Ul-Azha Lakhsmi Puja Easter Buddha Purnima
Ashura Sharashwati Puja Boishakhi Purnima
Eid-E-Miladun Nabi Kali Puja Ashari Purnima
Shab-E-Baarat Rath Jatra
Other Festivals: Pahela Baishakh, Rabindra & Nazrul Jayanti, Langalbandh Mela, Baul Mela
Marriage Ceremony: Engagement, Yellow day, marriage, Reception etc
National Days: Independence Day, Victory day, International Mother Language Day etc
25. CUSTOMS & TRADITIONS
Bangladesh is very strongly influenced by the Islamistic
tradition and care must be taken to show respect for
the country´s religious customs. Religious sites should
not be visited in revealing clothing. Permission should
always be requested before photographing people and
in particular women
26. SOUVENIRS
Silk, Muslin, Jamdani, Pink Pearls, cane Products, Conch
& Shell Products, Handicrafts, Jute & Leather Goods,
Traditional Puppet Figures
TOURIST SEASONS
October to March
MAIN TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
Colorful tribal life, longest sea beach, centuries' old
archeological sites, home of the Royal Bengal Tiger,
largest tea gardens, interesting riverine life, etc.