Rajasthan geographical features of the
Aravalli Range and the Thar Desert are
different. The geography of Rajasthan
tour surrounded the two main characteristics.
The Araballi range crosses the state of
south-west to north-east, nearly one board
to another. It covers over 850 km. Mount
Abu is the highest peak of this range,
which is south-west of the range. It is
separated from the main lines of the West
Banas River. A series of broken roof trees
continue in Haryana in the direction of
Delhi. In this part of India, this look
may be regarded as the outcrops in the
form of Raisina Hill and the ridges to
the north. Much of Rajasthan is located
in north-west of the Aravallis, leaving
little rest to the east and south.
The geography of Rajasthan that runs to
the north-west Rajasthan remains generally
dry and sandy. Most of the region is covered
by the Thar Desert. It spreads in regions
bordering Pakistan. The Aravalli range
lends the moisture-giving monsoon winds
from the south-west off the Arabian Sea.
As a result, the north-east is left in
the shade for rain. The Thar Desert is
scarcely populated. In the desert, Bikaner
is the largest city. This region gets
less than 400 mm of rain in an average
year. Summer temperatures can exceed 45
degrees C in the summer months and fall
below 0 degrees centigrade in the winter
season. The Godwar, Marwar, Shekhawati
regions are located in the thorn forest
zone, with the city of Jodhpur.
The Aravalli Range adds to the variety
of landscapes of Rajasthan and the geography
of Rajasthan as well. This chain of mountains
and lands in the east and south-east of
the range are most fertile as they are
better watered. This region is home to
the Gir-Kathiarbar ecoregion dry deciduous
forests, dry tropical hardwood of the
teak forests, Acacia, and other trees.
The hills of Vagad region lies in southern
Rajasthan, which borders Gujarat.
With the exception of Mount Abu, Vagad
is the wettest region in Rajasthan, and
the most heavily forested. In northern
Vagad is the Mewar region, home to the
cities of Udaipur and Chittaurgarh. The
south-east Hadoti region, shares its border
with Madhya Pradesh. To the north of Hadoti
and Mewar is the Dhundhar region, which
houses the capital of Jaipur. Mewar is
located in the eastern region of Rajasthan;
and guards the border dividing Haryana
and Uttar Pradesh. Eastern and south-east
of Rajasthan is drained by the Banas and
Chambal rivers, tributaries of the Ganges.
