kunalun parvat

Tibet-shinjiyaang raajamaarg se pashchimi kunalun parvaton mein kaaraakaash nadi ka najaara

ching hai praant mein door se kunalun parvaton ka drushya

kunalun parvat shrunkhala (cheeni: 昆aa仑aa山, kunalun shaan; mangoliyaai: Хaaөaaнaaдaaлaaөaaн Уaaуaaлaaс, khondalon ools) madhya Asia mein sthit ek parvat shrunkhala hai. 3,000 kilometer se adhik chalne waali yeh shrunkhala Asia ki sab se lambi parvatamaalaaon mein se ek gini jaati hai. kunalun parvat Tibet ke pathaar ke uttar mein sthit hain aur uske aur taarim droni ke beech ek deevaar bankar khade hain. poorv mein yeh uttar cheen ke maidaanon mein vei nadi ke dakshin-poorv mein jaakar khtm ho jaate hain. kunalun parvat Bhaarat ke aksaai chin ilaake ko bhi taarim droni se alag karte hain, haalaanki vartamaan mein aksaai chin kshetr cheen ke kbje mein hai. is parvatamaala mein kuchh jvaalaamukhi bhi sthit hain.^[1]

bhoogol

kunalun parvat taajikistaan ki paameer parvatamaala se shuroo hokar poorv ko chalte hain, jahaaain yeh cheen dvaara niyantrit Tibet aur shinyaiyaang ke kshetron ki seema ke saath-saath chalakar poorv mein ching hai praant mein ant hote hain. yeh taarim droni, takalaamakaan registaan aur gobi registaan ki dakshini seema bhi banaate hain. kunalun pahaadon se kuchh mahatvapoorn nadiyaaain shuroo hoti hain, jaise ki kaaraakaash nadi aur yurungakaash nadi, jo khotaan ke marudyaan (oesis) se hokar takalaamakaan registaan ki reton mein gaayab ho jaati hain.

kunalun shrunkhala ki sab se ooainchi chhoti 7,167 meter ooaincha kunalun devi (Kunlun Goddess, kunalun gaudais) parvat hai. pashchim ki or do is se bhi ooainche pahaad hain - kongur taag (7,649 meter) aur mujtaag ata (7,546 meter) - haalaanki bahut se bhoovaijnyaaanik inhein kunalun ki bajaae paameer parvaton ka hissa maanate hain.

kunalun parvaton se bahut hi kam sadkein niklati hain - ek to raajamaarg 219 hai jo shinyaiyaang ke yecheing shahar se Tibet ke lhaatse shahar tak jaata hai. us se poorv mein raajamaarg 109 hai jo Tibet ki rajdhani lhaasa se ching hai praant ke golamud shahar tak jaata hai.

inhein bhi dekhein

sandarbh

↑ Huadong Guo. "Radar remote sensing applications in China". CRC Press, 2001. aai॰aऍsa॰abee॰aऍna॰ 9780415256766. http://books.google.com/books?id=63JzRswj178C. "... A group of volcanoes northeast of Aksayqin Lake in the western Kunlun Mountains have been identified on SIR-C/X-SAR imagery acquired on April 17, 1994. The volcanoes are at an elevation over 5300m ..."