The document lists various peaks of the Himalaya mountains, providing their heights and respective countries. It also details the origins of notable rivers such as the Indus, Jhelum, and Brahmaputra. Furthermore, it mentions some wildlife species like the giant panda, snow leopard, and monal pheasant.

3. DIFFERENT TYPES OF RANGES OF
HIMALAYA

14. MOUNTAINS
HEIGHT(IN
M)
COUNTRY
MT. EVEREST
8,848
METERS
NEPAL
KANCHENJUNGA
8,598
METERS
INDIA
DHAULAGIRI
8,172
METERS
NEPAL
NANGA PARBAT
8,126
METERS
INDIA
ANNANPURNA
8,078
METERS
NEPAL
NANDA DEVI
7,817
METERS
INDIA
KAMET
7.756
METERS
INDIA
NAMCHA BARWA
7,756
METERS
INDIA
GURLA
MANDHATA
7,728
METERS
NEPAL

16. Indus River
It originates near the
Mansarovar Lake on the
Tibetan plateau. It meets
with River Gurtang at an
altitude of 4,200 m in the
southeastern Ladakh,
where it enters the
Himalayas

17. Jhelum River
The river Jhelum originates from a
spring called Verinag, which is 80 km
south of Srinagar.
Brahmaputra River
Brahmaputra River is considered as one
of the great rivers of Asia.

18. GIANT PANDASNOW LEOPARD

19. Monal pheasant Maginificiently horned Argali
Sheep