This detailed physical map of India shows the country's diverse geographic features, including mountains, plateaus, plains, rivers and coastal regions. In the north, peaks such as the mighty Himalayas, K2, Kanchenjunga and Nanda Devi dominate the landscape. The fertile Indo-Gangetic plains stretch southwards, fed by major rivers such as the Ganges, Yamuna and Brahmaputra.
The western region is home to the arid Thar Desert, while the Deccan Plateau covers most of South India, bounded by the Western and Eastern Ghats. Notable mountain ranges such as the Aravallis, Vindhyas and Satpuras add to the complexity of the terrain. Coastal plains along the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal provide important access for maritime trade.
India's diverse physical geography plays a key role in its climate, biodiversity and culture. This map provides a comprehensive view of the country's topography, providing information about its natural beauty and strategic geographical importance.