Mountains of Mandi Himachal Pardesh.

Mountains .

Approximately similar and organization downward the centre of the district is the Ghoghar-Ki-Dhar, of which the slopes are fairly gentle. It is not well forested, but contains big expanses of outstanding graze and the salty quarry of Drang and Guman. The Sikandar variety commence from the trijunction with Suket and Bilaspur and from there runs northward for fifty miles. The variety contain some high-quality forests of chil pine. but the better part of it consists of wealthy lawn slopes. It’s name is credited to Sikander Lodhi, who, 375 years previous to the time in power of Akbar, is hypothetical to have crossed it on his way to the take-over of Kangra. The variety of altitude in the region is high, with the uppermost tip life form approximately 13,000 foot on the Kullu edge and the lowly point 1,800 feet near Sandhol where the Beas leaves the district. The only area which is similar to the plains is the Balh valley. Several of the valleys are unlock and are frequently irrigable from kuhls, or small water channels, and hold some of the most lush ground in the state. Due to the mountainous land, some of the hills are so steep that farming in big scale is not possible.