Sainj Valley
India /
Himachal Pradesh /
Banjar /
World
/ India
/ Himachal Pradesh
/ Banjar
World / India / Himachal Pradesh / Kullu
valley, interesting place, invisible
Bounded to the East by the Himalayan Mountains, the Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP) forms part of the boundary between four ecological zones: (1) the dry deserts of interior Asia and the well-watered lowlands of the Indian plains, (2) the Oriental and Palearctic faunal realms, (3) the high plateau of Tibet and the jumbled Himalayan peaks, and (4) the catchments of the Beas and Sutlej Rivers, both mighty tributaries of the Indus. Because of its complex geography and its great variations in altitude, the limited area of the Park encompasses an enormous range of species, which span the subtropical to the alpine and include those characteristic of the south-east Asian forests as well as those found across Siberia and the Asian steppes. Few ecological sanctuaries present such a variety of wildlife habitat and biological diversity in such a small area. go to trekghnp.googlepages.com/sainjvalleytrek for more details. Concat sunhimalaya@gmail.com
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 31°46'56"N 77°25'57"E
- Great Himalayan National Park 22 km
- Sarahan 2313 mt. 44 km
- Moral Danda 58 km
- dayara thach 76 km
- Kalpa 81 km
- Chanshal Peak 82 km
- Sangla 87 km
- CHHITKUL ( 3450 Mt ) 105 km
- Groping down the Baspa ice walls and crevassed glacier from Lamkhaga la (5280 m) 132 km
- Dayara Bugyal Uttarkashi 149 km
- Kotlu Hydro Electric Project 5.1 km
- Shangar Ground 5.4 km
- Kandi Galu (3627m) 6.5 km
- Sainj Wildlife Sanctuary 10 km
- Mahendra Khatal point 11 km
- Phangchi Galu Pass 14 km
- Phangchi Galu Pass 14 km
- Jaraun Peak 5205m 15 km
- Great Himalayan National Park 17 km
- Dhauladhar Tal 17 km