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Physical
Divisions of
India
The Northern Mountains
The mighty Himalayas stretch across
northern India, featuring some of the world’s
highest peaks, like Mount Everest. They are
like the crown of India, with snow-capped
peaks that touch the sky.
The Plains
The Western Desert
Known as the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, this
vast sandy expanse has little water but is rich
in culture and history. It’s like a large sandy
playground, where the sun shines brightly,
stretching far into the horizon.
The Southern Plateau
The Islands
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Bay of
Bengal and Lakshadweep Islands in the Arabian
Sea are small yet brimming with natural beauty
and marine life. They are like small jewels
scattered in the ocean, each with its own unique
charm.
The Northern Plains are flat, fertile lands fed by
rivers like the Ganges, ideal for farming, while
Coastal Plains lie along the Arabian Sea and Bay
of Bengal. These plains are like the heart of
India, where crops grow and rivers flow,
sustaining the people.
The Deccan Plateau, a high, flat region in
southern India, is surrounded by hills and rich
in minerals. It stands like a sturdy table, tall
and strong in the southern landscape.