- Which is the highest peak in the Pakistan Himalayas? a) Nanga Parbat
b) K2
c) Rakaposhi
d) Broad Peak
Answer: a) Nanga Parbat - In which province of Pakistan are the Himalayas primarily located? a) Punjab
b) Sindh
c) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
d) Gilgit-Baltistan
Answer: d) Gilgit-Baltistan - The Himalayas in Pakistan are part of which larger mountain range system? a) Alps
b) Rockies
c) Karakoram
d) Hindu Kush
Answer: c) Karakoram - What is the approximate height of Nanga Parbat? a) 7,500 meters
b) 8,126 meters
c) 6,500 meters
d) 9,000 meters
Answer: b) 8,126 meters - Which river originates from the Himalayas in Pakistan? a) Indus
b) Jhelum
c) Chenab
d) Ravi
Answer: a) Indus - What is the main geological feature of the Pakistan Himalayas? a) Volcanic activity
b) Tectonic plate collision
c) Erosion
d) Sedimentation
Answer: b) Tectonic plate collision - Which pass connects Pakistan to China through the Himalayas? a) Khyber Pass
b) Khunjerab Pass
c) Babusar Pass
d) Bolan Pass
Answer: b) Khunjerab Pass - Which valley is known as the “Switzerland of Pakistan” and is located in the Himalayas? a) Hunza Valley
b) Swat Valley
c) Kaghan Valley
d) Neelum Valley
Answer: b) Swat Valley - Which famous base camp trek is located in the Pakistan Himalayas? a) Everest Base Camp
b) K2 Base Camp
c) Annapurna Base Camp
d) Nanga Parbat Base Camp
Answer: d) Nanga Parbat Base Camp - Which wildlife species is commonly found in the Pakistan Himalayas? a) Bengal Tiger
b) Snow Leopard
c) Asiatic Lion
d) African Elephant
Answer: b) Snow Leopard
Important Information about the Pakistan Himalayas
Feature | Description |
---|---|
Highest Peak | Nanga Parbat (8,126 meters) |
Location | Primarily in Gilgit-Baltistan |
Mountain Range | Part of the Karakoram range system |
Notable Pass | Khunjerab Pass |
Main River | Indus River |
Geological Feature | Result of tectonic plate collision |
Notable Valley | Swat Valley (also known as “Switzerland of Pakistan”) |
Famous Trek | Nanga Parbat Base Camp |
Wildlife | Snow Leopard |
Tourist Attraction | Known for breathtaking scenery and adventure tourism |