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Himachal Pradesh GkSet 3

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Himachal Pradesh's administrative divisions, Indian politics, climate zones, geographical location, cultural geography, folk dances, regional cuisine, geographical boundaries, hill stations, major dams, Buddhist sites, historical context, tourism taglines, and traditional crafts. Concepts such as the Bhakra Nangal Dam, Dalhousie hill station, and Himachal Pradesh's geographical area are covered.

1Hometown of Dalai lama

2The state of ..... is famous for its shawl weaving.

3Himachal Pradesh is bigger in size than

4The climate of Himachal Pradesh is resembles that of which continent?

5What is the method used for soil conservation in Himachal Pradesh?

6Which of the following waterfalls is not in the Champa district of Himachal Pradesh

7What religion does Himachal Pradesh mostly follows

8Which districts of Himachal Pradesh touch the boundary of Jammu and Kashmir?

9Buddhist site Tabo Monastery is located in which of the following state of India?

10Which of these places in Himachal Pradesh was founded by Sahil Varman?

11Identify this Traditional food of Himachal pradesh

12Name the dam situated on the Satluj river

13In which state is Dalhousie hill station situated?

14Number of constituencies in Himachal Pradesh

15What is the tagline of Himachal Pradesh tourism?

16Which is the highest mountain peak in Himachal Pradesh?

17How much was the geographical area of Himachal Pradesh upto Oct 1966?

18Manali hill station is located in which place of india?

19Which of the below state does not share border with Nepal?

20CHHAPELI is folk dance of which state?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the tourism tagline of Himachal Pradesh?

The tourism tagline of Himachal Pradesh is "Himachal: The Devta's Abode." This slogan reflects the state's natural beauty and its significance in Hindu mythology.

Which is the highest mountain peak in Himachal Pradesh?

The highest mountain peak in Himachal Pradesh is Reo Purgyil, which stands at an elevation of 6,816 meters (22,362 feet).

What are the traditional folk dances of Himachal Pradesh?

Traditional folk dances of Himachal Pradesh include the Nati, Losar Shona Chuksom, and Bhangra. These dances are integral to the cultural heritage of the state and are performed during festivals and celebrations.

What is the geographical area of Himachal Pradesh before 1966?

Before 1966, Himachal Pradesh was a smaller region and did not include the areas that were later added from Punjab and other regions. The exact area was significantly smaller than the current state.

Which Indian state borders Himachal Pradesh and Nepal?

Uttarakhand borders Himachal Pradesh and Nepal. This geographical location makes Himachal Pradesh a part of the Himalayan region, sharing its northern boundary with Nepal.