Chorabari Glacier region

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The Chorabari Glacier region is a high-altitude Himalayan glacial area in Uttarakhand, India, known for feeding the Mandakini River and its proximity to the pilgrimage site of Kedarnath.

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Chorabari Glacier region canonical 1
Kailash Kund area 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Himalayan region
geographical area
glacial region
administrativeDivision Rudraprayag district
climate alpine
continent Asia
country India
countryCapital New Delhi (national capital of India)
linked to: New Delhi, India
countrySubdivision Uttarakhand
drainsInto Alaknanda River via Mandakini
elevation high-altitude
feedsRiver Mandakini River
geology young fold mountains
hasFeature Chorabari Glacier
glacial lake remnants
hydrologicalRole headwaters of Mandakini River
knownFor glacial landscapes
pilgrimage tourism
trekking routes to Kedarnath vicinity
locatedIn Garhwal Himalaya
Rudraprayag district
Uttarakhand
mountainRange Himalayas
near Kedarnath
linked to: Kedarnath town
partOf upper Mandakini basin
religiousSignificance proximity to Kedarnath temple
sourceOf Mandakini River
state Uttarakhand
subjectTo climate change impacts
glacial retreat
tourismType adventure tourism
religious tourism
waterSystem Ganga river system
linked to: Ganges

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Kedarnath Temple near Chorabari Glacier region
Tawi River sourceLocation Kailash Kund area
linked to: Chorabari Glacier region