A) Historical significance of ancient temples within the park. B) Its role as a major pilgrimage site. C) Exceptional natural beauty and rich biodiversity. D) Presence of rare mineral deposits.
A) The Aravalli Range B) The Western Ghats C) The Himalayas D) The Eastern Ghats
A) Vast deserts B) Dense rainforests C) Mangrove swamps D) Alpine flowers
A) November to February B) June to October C) March to May D) September to December
A) Brahma Kamal B) Tulip C) Rose D) Orchid
A) Volcanic activity B) Glaciers and streams C) Coral reefs D) Hot springs
A) 2,000 to 2,500 meters B) 3,200 to 4,000 meters C) 500 to 1,000 meters D) 4,500 to 5,000 meters
A) Pushpawati River B) Ganges River C) Brahmaputra River D) Yamuna River
A) Arid desert B) Alpine and subalpine C) Tropical rainforest D) Mediterranean
A) Tiger B) Elephant C) Rhinoceros D) Snow Leopard
A) Kaziranga National Park B) Jim Corbett National Park C) Nanda Devi National Park D) Ranthambore National Park
A) Roadways to Joshimath/Govindghat B) Direct flight to the park C) Helicopter service directly to the valley D) Train to the nearest station within the park
A) Less than 5 kilometers B) Around 17 kilometers C) Exactly 10 kilometers D) Over 50 kilometers
A) Excessive deforestation for agriculture B) Lack of native plant species C) Climate change and unpredictable weather patterns D) Overabundance of tourist infrastructure
A) Badrinath B) Gangotri C) Kedarnath D) Bhuindhar
A) Collecting flowers for souvenirs is permitted B) Strictly no littering and camping outside designated areas C) Loud music and bonfires are allowed D) Feeding the wildlife is encouraged
A) Himalayan Monal B) Parrot C) Peacock D) Eagle
A) Vaishno Devi B) Amarnath Cave C) Hemkund Sahib D) Char Dham
A) Crystalline rocks B) Sedimentary and metamorphic rocks C) Igneous rocks D) Volcanic rocks
A) Its dense canopy of ancient trees. B) Its location between high mountain ranges. C) Its position on a large plateau. D) Its proximity to the ocean.
A) Extreme heat and humidity B) Unpredictable weather changes C) Steep ascents and descents D) Altitude sickness
A) Archaeological Survey of India B) Forest Department of Uttarakhand C) Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) D) Ministry of Tourism
A) Introduction of invasive alien species B) Increased volcanic activity C) Overgrazing by domestic livestock D) Melting glaciers affecting water sources
A) Nature lovers and trekkers B) Desert safari enthusiasts C) Surfers and divers D) Skiers and snowboarders
A) Heavy clay, retaining large amounts of water. B) Acidic, favoring coniferous forests. C) Rich in organic matter and minerals from glacial melt. D) Sandy and arid, ideal for desert plants. |