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the Himalayan glaciers are being threatened by global warming. With the temperatures rising to the extent that the glaciers across the ​​Himalayan mountain range could lose anywhere between 30% to 50% of their before the end of the century. Which includes the Gangotri Glacier.

It will continue to provide freshwater for drinking and irrigation systems across Asia. But it also provides water to create hydropower.

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The tigers nest is built on them and if they fall or blaze rigers nest will be completing gone.

The Tiger's Nest Monastery serves as a reminder of Bhutan's founding belief system. The tigers nest represents the Buddhist belief that developed the nation of Bhutan into what it is today.

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Mount Everest is part of the Himalaya and straddles the border of Nepal and China. The Himalayans is Mt. Everest. Mount Everest is the highest mountain in all of the Himalayas, so it does reach a higher altitude compared to any other mountain in the range.

For some, Mt, Everest benefits their personal fulfillment, a sense of achievement, and the opportunity to challenge oneself physically and mentally. It helps the scientists learn more about our planet and people make a financial outcome out of peopl going three and they charge them for gear or anything beyond entry which is $6000.

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It provides a continuous source of water for the Indus and its tributaries.

The Indus is the most important supplier of water resources to the plains, it forms the backbone of agriculture and food production in Pakistan. The river is especially important since rainfall is not as common in the lower Indus valley.

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The melting water from the Himalayas help the people and supply water as well as water from tributaries and rainfall, all feed the sacred river.

Lots of people and a huge range of wildlife rely on the river Ganges. But pollution, dams and removal of too much water (mostly for agriculture) have affected the flow and health of this very important river.

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I think the population density of this map would look different if the Himalayan mountains didn’t exist and I think the population density could increase or decrease in certain areas. First, the population would change because people live in the mountains. People live in the mountains and have villages there and there  are many communities there that can’t just leave so if the mountain range didn’t exist than they would move somewhere else which would probably be somewhere more populated if not somewhere with still a pretty good population so population would increase in a lot of places. Secondly, the people rely on things from the mountain range so if that was not there many people and things we have would die or not be available anymore and we probably wouldn’t have a lot of of recourses or supplies and neither would Asia.