The Vindhya Range: India's Timeless Divide
Gently dominating central India, the Vindhya Range stands as an emblematic divide, historically, culturally, and geographically separating North India from the Deccan Plateau of the South.
Geography & Geology:
The Vindhyas stretch across approximately 1,050 kilometers, primarily through Madhya Pradesh, and marginally extending to the states of Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh.
The mountains act as a watershed between the Ganga system to the north and the river systems that drain into the Deccan plateau.
Geologically, the Vindhya range comprises sedimentary rocks with layers of sandstone, limestone, and shales which provide a window into the prehistoric era.Vindhya Range
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