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40 sats \ 0 replies \ @Coinsreporter 18 Dec \ parent \ on: Parent's Corner- Tongue Twister alter_native
Yes in the north and I live right under the starting point of them.
Himalyas are vast, dense and very wide. They are divided in three parts. The southern part lies in whole of northern India running approximately 2500 kms, the width is also around 400 kms.
You get Snow in Canada mostly because of the higher latitudes, but here we get because of higher elevation of the Himalyas.
However I'm in the plains but we have also get one or two days where we can see dew getting frozen.
Please don't take this as criticism, I love Canada for its too much Snowy. ;)