Himalayas

Shivalik  Range 

The Shivalik range of the Himalayas is the lowest level of Himalayan mountains also considered the outer Himalayas.

 In India, it varies from the Indus river to the Brahmaputra river (i.e. from J&K to Mizoram).

Paranomic View of the Himalayas from my Rooftop

 The Shivalik range of the Himalayas in Dehradun, has a vast area,

as from the seen the picture, it views an area from Herbetpur, Selaqui to Narendra Nagar, Rishikesh.

the whole area comprises many small villages and specially Mussuriee.

From the foothills of Mussoorie, Jakhan (starting portion of Rajpur )can also be seen 

from on the spot.

Some portion of these mountains is also a part of the Himachal range( 2nd layer/level of the Himalayas)......   

Mussuriee portion in the Himalayas

The picture also depicts that is this Tsunami waves.........
makes you thrill too

The City and the Himalayas

The above picture is showing one portion of the Shivalik range

Dehradun is a valley where 2 sides are the mountain ranges while the 2 are enriched by the famous 2 rivers i.e.the  Ganga and  the Yamuna

Huge Mountains with eternal stories

City on the Mountain

Daytime view of Mussuriee from Rajpur

Also known as " Pahado ki Rani", is a beautiful destination, just above the Doon valley(i.e. 35 km from the main city), having lovely views of the down valley and the above higher mountains and the hills. The name given to the area is because of the shrub, named "Mansoor", founded over here, further called Mussuriee by the local people.


Even the 14th Dalai Lama, during Tibetan Rebellion, the Central Tibetan Administration was firstly founded in Mussuriee, before shifting to Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh in 1959 and the first Tibetan school was founded in Musurriee. Today around 5,000 Tibetan lived here.......

The place has its highest point known as "Lal Tibba"   giving a heavenly view to the viewers.