and created a massive mountain fold. The Himalayas. This process hasn’t stopped. The Indo-Australian plate is still moving toward Eurasia, still pushing Tibet upwards. The Himalayas continue to ...

The Himalayas started to form "only" forty million ... there and pushed it upward into a giant plateau, with big rugged "fold mountains," like the wrinkles you might get by pushing two pieces ...

Trekking in Nepal's Annapurna region, where haze obscures visibility of the epic mountains even at close range I grew up in Nepal's capital watching the Himalayas. Ever since I left, I've missed ...

Everything in the mountains be it small or big has a lot of learning attached to it. This post is about the Himalayas. Geologically speaking, the Himalayas fall in the category of “young fold ...

All of these grand mountains tower over the Himalayas, the highest place in the world. But our planet is dynamic—could there have been additional peaks like these, since lost? “We wanted to ...

The Himalayas are young fold mountains, as they were formed only a few million years ago, and continue to rise every year, and the Indian subcontinent continues to move northwards, into Asia ...