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How will you describe Indus River?: Indus: Rigvedic Rivers: Sacred Rivers: International Rivers of Asia: Indus is a river in central Asia. It rises in Tibet and flows for about...
[9/13/2012] Linden, Nj , USA
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TAGS: Indus, Rigvedic Rivers, Sacred Rivers, International Rivers of Asia, River in Central Asia, Important Source of Water, Indus River, Indus Valley
How will you describe Panda?: Giant Pandas: Panda: Mammals of China: The giant panda, or panda is a mammal related to the raccoon. The giant panda is a large...
[2/15/2012] Venetia, PA. , USA
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TAGS: Panda, Giant Panda, Panda is Mammal, Related to Raccoon, Large Black and White Bear like Animal, Black Patches around Eyes, Bamboo Forests of Tibet and China, Pandas in Wild
Tintin is huge in India: The world's most famous boy reporter with a trademark quiff set foot in India only twice. In Tintin in Tibet, one of Herge's...
[11/12/2011] New Delhi , India
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Worlds Most Famous Boy Reporter, Tintin, Incurable Tintin Fan, Herges Meticulous Artwork, Tintins Indian Trip, Indians Love Tintin, Tintin Albums, Adventures of Tintin, The Secret of the Unicorn
What is a Yak?: Wild Life: Yak is a large, shaggy coated member of the cattle family which lives in the cold regions of Tibet. It has long horns which spread out...
[8/22/2011] Fulton, Ca. , U.S.A.
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TAGS: Yak, Shaggy Coated Member, Cattle Family, Cold Regions of Tibet, Long Horns, Humped Back, Beast of Burden
How will you describe Dalai Lama?: People and Events: Dalai Lama is a Tibetan Buddhist leader, considered by his followers to be the reincarnation of the previous Dalai Lama...
[7/23/2011] Lhasa , Tibet
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TAGS: Dalai Lama, Tibetan Buddhist Leader, Guru, Lamaism, Tibetan Word Lama, Tibetan Government
Where is the World’s highest Mountain?: The world’s highest mountain is Mount Everest, on the Nepal—Tibet frontier in the eastern Himalayas. Mount Everest was named after...
[5/29/2011] Kathmandu , Nepal
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TAGS: Worlds Highest Mountain, Mount Everest, Nepal Tibet Frontier, Eastern Himalayas, Named after Sir George Everest, Climbing Party, Hard Climb
Why is the Ganges considered to be sacred?: The River Ganges is considered sacred because of its part in the observance of the oldest organized religion existing in the world...
[4/16/2011]
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TAGS: River Ganges, Mother Ganga, Sacred Ganges, Spiritual Purification, Hinduism, Pilgrimage, Ganges Considered Sacred
Where would you hunt for the Abominable Snowman?: The Abominable Snowman or Yeti is a half-human, half-ape figure of legend among the Nepalese of the high Himalayas. Nepalese mothers...
[3/31/2011]
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TAGS: Hunt For Abominable Snowman, Yeti, Abominable Snowman, Yetis Footprints, Figure of legend, Nepalese of Himalayas
What do you mean by the term Sherpa’s?: Sherpa’s are a hardy people living in a rugged, mountainous region of north-east Nepal, of which Mount Everest (29,000 feet) forms the...
[3/28/2011]
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TAGS: Sherpas, Hardy People, Mount Everest Expeditions, General G C Bruce, Guides and Porters, Famous Sherpa, Tensing Norgay
Traffic jam enters 10th day, likely to end in September: A 60 mile traffic jam near Beijing entered its 10th day on Tuesday and authorities expect relief to come only by middle of next month...
[8/25/2010] Beijing , Republic of China
CATEGORY: News 4 Kids
TAGS: Traffic Jam, Enters 10th Day, Likely to End, September, 60 Mile Traffic Jam, Middle of Next Month, Closure of Major Circumferential Road, National Highway 110, Road Construction, Stranded Truck Drivers, Stranded Motorists, Beijing Tibet Highway, National Highway