Geographical Extremes of the Subcontinent! Four Extreme Points of India That you should know
India is a vast and diverse country with its boundaries stretching across various climatic zones and geographical features. India is a land of immense geographical diversity and is defined by four key extremities that mark its territorial limits. These points ranging from the snow-capped peaks of the north to tropical islands in the south showcase the vastness of the Indian subcontinent. From the high-altitude terrain of Ladakh's Indira Col to the tropical Indira Point in the Nicobar Islands, India's geographical boundaries also extend from Kibithu in the east to Guhar Moti in the west. These locations highlight not just India's natural diversity but also its strategic importance in the South Asian region. Let’s explore these extremities: 1. Northernmost Point: Indira Col, Ladakh Indira Col, located in the Siachen Glacier region of Ladakh, is India's northernmost point. It lies close to the trijunction of India, China, and Pakistan-controlled areas. The region is kno...