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Retrieved 24
April 2012. Excelsior,
Daily (17
August 2012). "Sacred
Shrines of
Haramukh".
Retrieved 15 May 2021. "Bhag-P 5.25.1".
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Gangabal Lake, also
called Haramukh Ganga, is an
alpine high-altitude
oligotrophic lake
situated at the foot of
Mount Haramukh in the
Ganderbal district...
- for Karakoram) to six high
mountains visible from his
station at
Mount Haramukh in
Kashmir Valley,
codes extended further up to more than thirty. In traditional...
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vahana of the
Hindu god Shiva. The
Nundkol Lake lies at the foot of
Mount Haramukh (5,142
metres (16,870 ft)). The
Gangabal Lake
which is
bigger and at higher...
- ISBN 92-5-104309-4. Excelsior,
Daily (17
August 2012). "Sacred
Shrines of
Haramukh".
Retrieved 15 May 2021. "Gadsar the
valley of flowers". aazadkashmir.com...
- meadows,
lakes and mountains, it is a base camp for
trekking to the
Mount Haramukh 16,870 ft (5,142 metres) and
Gangabal Lake. The
village lies at the left...
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Thomas Montgomerie made the
first survey of the
Karakoram from
Mount Haramukh, some 210 km (130 mi) to the south, and
sketched the two most prominent...
- Andes
Ecuador Mount Foraker 5,304 17,402
Alaska Range Alaska, US
Mount Haramukh 5,300 17,388 Himalaya
India (Jammu and Kashmir)
Nevado del
Tolima 5,276...
- It is
hidden in the
mountains to the
north of
Srinagar at the foot of
Haramukh Peaks about 25
kilometers from
Srinagar via the
Ganderbal road towards...
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Kishenganga in the
valley of
Mount Harmukh. Ashraf,
Mohammad (9 May 2007). "
Haramukh and Gangabal, a
historical perspective".
Kashmir First.
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