Himalaya der mystische ort
25.08.2006 um 22:09da ich aus urspueglich aus himachal pradesh stamme das liegt am himalaya kene ich diesagen um die berge genau, ich moechte hier diskutieren euber die berge was haltet ihrdavon,es giebt in denn bergen geister ,deamonen und denn yedi und viele mysteriums voneiner blume die nur im vollmond blueht.aber auch so sind berge sehr interesant. wer warschon mal am himalaya.
Und ich werde auch ein parr geschichten und blider posten.
Hier was ueber denn himalaya
Der Himalaya (Hindiहिमालय, himālaya, von Sanskrit hima = Schnee undalaya = Ort, Wohnsitz) ist ein Gebirge Asiens, das sich nördlich des indischenSubkontinents erhebt.
Der Himalaya ist eines der jüngsten Gebirge der Erde, zugleichaber auch das größte. Es entstand im Tertiär, als der indische Subkontinent auf dieLandmasse von Asien traf und im Laufe von Jahrmillionen dieses gewaltige Gebirge aufwarf.Noch heute wächst er, obwohl die Erosionskräfte dem stark entgegenwirken. Die Anden unddie Rocky Mountains sind ähnlich alt wie der Himalaya.
Hier befinden sich diehöchsten Berge der Welt, die so genannten Achttausender. Gipfel wie Mount Everest(Tschomolungma), Nanga Parbat oder Makalu sind weltbekannt. Vier der höchsten 14 BergederErde liegen im Karakorum, das sich westlich an den Himalaya anschließt.
eswerden immer menschen vermisst in denn bergen, viele sagen das dort oben demonen ,diewanderer toten oder verschleppen und das seit jeh her.
auch touristen:
vielemenschen unterschaezen (fast immer nur touristen ausleadische und auch inische)die bergeund sehen ihn als riesen freizeitpark
Mystery of "missing" foreigners
FromS.P. Sharma
Tribune News Service
SHIMLA, Nov 7 — Mystery regarding thedisappearance of the foreign tourists in the Kulu district has deepened further with thepolice saying that there was no trace of 14 of them.
Of the 15 foreigners reportedmissing, only one was traced so far. As many as eight of them had disappeared in theManikaran valley.
Among the 'disappeared' foreign tourists, six were women. Foreigntourists have been disappearing in the Kulu district since 1992 and the shortage ofpolice manpower has prevented the police from keeping vigil on the visitors.
This hasbeen stated in a report to the state Human Rights Commission by the Superintendent ofPolice, Kulu. The Commission had directed him to file the report following newspaperreports about the missing tourists. The report of the 'disappeared' tourists washighlighted recently by the foreign media.
The police has said that all efforts totrace the missing foreigners have proved futile. The crime branch of the CID wasinvestigating some of these cases. Only one Australian tourist, Miss Burfitt JacquelineLouise, who was reported missing in June 1993, has so far been traced.
Thirty-threeforeigners had died between 1991 and 1998 in the Kulu district. Their bodies werecremated only after directions from their respective embassies or high commissions. Nineof them had died while trekking.
A 30-year Swiss tourist, Miss Marianne Heer,disappeared in the Manikaran valley where she was last seen with one Ganga Ram in October1992. The crime branch was investigating the case which was reported by the Swiss Embassyat Delhi.
There was no trace of Heer or Ganga Ram so far.
A Yugoslavian tourist,Miss Tatjama, suddenly disappeared when she came out of her hotel room in the Naggar areaon January 20, 1992.
Her disappearance was reported to the police by Miss Cladiua, anItalian woman, who accompanied Miss Tatjama and two others to Naggar for trekking andstayed at a hotel at Chharahan. Tatjama went out of the room at 10 am the same day andnever returned.
Mr Mintzer Nadav, an Israeli tourist, has been missing since 1997. Hewas last seen at Manali on September 20 and thereafter he could not be traced.
Duringinvestigations the police found that some traveller cheques held by Mintzer were encashedin Jaipur, Delhi and Aurangabad after his disappearance. However, the signatures ofencashment do not tally with those of Mintzer.
Mr Ardavan Taherzadeh (25), a Canadiantourist, is missing in the Kasol area since May 21, 1997. His mother, Homa Boustani,lodged a report about her missing son on August 12, 1997.
He last contacted his homeat Canada on May 21 from Kasol in Manikaran.
A British, Mr Ian Mogford, who wastemporarily residing at Mohali and left for Kulu from Chandigarh on August 10, 1996,disappeared my- steriously. During interrogation, one Rudernagh Baba alias Prabhapuritold the police that Mogford met him at the Shiv temple at Manikaran along with aTurkish, Mr Nurethlin Rydin.
Mr Paul Roche (30) an Irish, went missing in February1996 while he was on his way to Koksar from Keylong in Lahaul-Spiti district.
Rochehad come for trekking from Manali to Lama Yuru in three weeks. However, he disappearedeven before starting the trek.
Efforts of the police to trace Miss Odette Houghton,an Australian, in the upper Manali, Malana and Parbati areas since 1993 have been futile.She was last seen in the Manikaran area.
An American couple, Ms Ashley Palumbo and MrTyler Mondlock, disappeared in mysterious circumstances after encashing a travellerscheque worth $ 150 from the United Commercial Bank, Manali, on August 25, 1995.
Thecouple stayed in hotel Green Land at Manali where they had mentioned in the "C" form thatthey will leave for Delhi on September 5. However, they left the hotel on August 26 anddisappeared. No clue about them was found in Keylong and Leh.
Relatives of the couplehave engaged private detectives for tracing them, but no clue has so far been found.
There is much suspense in the disappearance of Mr H.R.M. Timmer Arents, a Dutch, froma hotel at Manali where he was last seen in June 1995.
Mr H.G. Timmer, brother of themissing tourist, personally came to Kulu to trace him. A skeleton was found in the Solangnullah which his brother suspected to be of the missing man. However, the skeleton wassent to the Indira Gandhi Medical College here for examination where it was found that itwas not of the missing Timmer.
Mr Timmer had also visited the Roerich estate atNaggar before he disappeared.
The efforts of the Australian police to trace MrGregory John Powell, have also failed. He was reported missing in the Manikaran areasince October 1995. He was also not traceable at Malana.
Detective Sergent BrianGraham of the Australian Federal Police, who was stationed at Islamabad, visited Kulu onAugust 1, 1996 to make a futile effort to trace him.
His brother, Mr Butter BrianPowell lodged a report on December 6, 1996 that his brother has been
Und ich werde auch ein parr geschichten und blider posten.
Hier was ueber denn himalaya
Der Himalaya (Hindiहिमालय, himālaya, von Sanskrit hima = Schnee undalaya = Ort, Wohnsitz) ist ein Gebirge Asiens, das sich nördlich des indischenSubkontinents erhebt.
Der Himalaya ist eines der jüngsten Gebirge der Erde, zugleichaber auch das größte. Es entstand im Tertiär, als der indische Subkontinent auf dieLandmasse von Asien traf und im Laufe von Jahrmillionen dieses gewaltige Gebirge aufwarf.Noch heute wächst er, obwohl die Erosionskräfte dem stark entgegenwirken. Die Anden unddie Rocky Mountains sind ähnlich alt wie der Himalaya.
Hier befinden sich diehöchsten Berge der Welt, die so genannten Achttausender. Gipfel wie Mount Everest(Tschomolungma), Nanga Parbat oder Makalu sind weltbekannt. Vier der höchsten 14 BergederErde liegen im Karakorum, das sich westlich an den Himalaya anschließt.
eswerden immer menschen vermisst in denn bergen, viele sagen das dort oben demonen ,diewanderer toten oder verschleppen und das seit jeh her.
auch touristen:
vielemenschen unterschaezen (fast immer nur touristen ausleadische und auch inische)die bergeund sehen ihn als riesen freizeitpark
Mystery of "missing" foreigners
FromS.P. Sharma
Tribune News Service
SHIMLA, Nov 7 — Mystery regarding thedisappearance of the foreign tourists in the Kulu district has deepened further with thepolice saying that there was no trace of 14 of them.
Of the 15 foreigners reportedmissing, only one was traced so far. As many as eight of them had disappeared in theManikaran valley.
Among the 'disappeared' foreign tourists, six were women. Foreigntourists have been disappearing in the Kulu district since 1992 and the shortage ofpolice manpower has prevented the police from keeping vigil on the visitors.
This hasbeen stated in a report to the state Human Rights Commission by the Superintendent ofPolice, Kulu. The Commission had directed him to file the report following newspaperreports about the missing tourists. The report of the 'disappeared' tourists washighlighted recently by the foreign media.
The police has said that all efforts totrace the missing foreigners have proved futile. The crime branch of the CID wasinvestigating some of these cases. Only one Australian tourist, Miss Burfitt JacquelineLouise, who was reported missing in June 1993, has so far been traced.
Thirty-threeforeigners had died between 1991 and 1998 in the Kulu district. Their bodies werecremated only after directions from their respective embassies or high commissions. Nineof them had died while trekking.
A 30-year Swiss tourist, Miss Marianne Heer,disappeared in the Manikaran valley where she was last seen with one Ganga Ram in October1992. The crime branch was investigating the case which was reported by the Swiss Embassyat Delhi.
There was no trace of Heer or Ganga Ram so far.
A Yugoslavian tourist,Miss Tatjama, suddenly disappeared when she came out of her hotel room in the Naggar areaon January 20, 1992.
Her disappearance was reported to the police by Miss Cladiua, anItalian woman, who accompanied Miss Tatjama and two others to Naggar for trekking andstayed at a hotel at Chharahan. Tatjama went out of the room at 10 am the same day andnever returned.
Mr Mintzer Nadav, an Israeli tourist, has been missing since 1997. Hewas last seen at Manali on September 20 and thereafter he could not be traced.
Duringinvestigations the police found that some traveller cheques held by Mintzer were encashedin Jaipur, Delhi and Aurangabad after his disappearance. However, the signatures ofencashment do not tally with those of Mintzer.
Mr Ardavan Taherzadeh (25), a Canadiantourist, is missing in the Kasol area since May 21, 1997. His mother, Homa Boustani,lodged a report about her missing son on August 12, 1997.
He last contacted his homeat Canada on May 21 from Kasol in Manikaran.
A British, Mr Ian Mogford, who wastemporarily residing at Mohali and left for Kulu from Chandigarh on August 10, 1996,disappeared my- steriously. During interrogation, one Rudernagh Baba alias Prabhapuritold the police that Mogford met him at the Shiv temple at Manikaran along with aTurkish, Mr Nurethlin Rydin.
Mr Paul Roche (30) an Irish, went missing in February1996 while he was on his way to Koksar from Keylong in Lahaul-Spiti district.
Rochehad come for trekking from Manali to Lama Yuru in three weeks. However, he disappearedeven before starting the trek.
Efforts of the police to trace Miss Odette Houghton,an Australian, in the upper Manali, Malana and Parbati areas since 1993 have been futile.She was last seen in the Manikaran area.
An American couple, Ms Ashley Palumbo and MrTyler Mondlock, disappeared in mysterious circumstances after encashing a travellerscheque worth $ 150 from the United Commercial Bank, Manali, on August 25, 1995.
Thecouple stayed in hotel Green Land at Manali where they had mentioned in the "C" form thatthey will leave for Delhi on September 5. However, they left the hotel on August 26 anddisappeared. No clue about them was found in Keylong and Leh.
Relatives of the couplehave engaged private detectives for tracing them, but no clue has so far been found.
There is much suspense in the disappearance of Mr H.R.M. Timmer Arents, a Dutch, froma hotel at Manali where he was last seen in June 1995.
Mr H.G. Timmer, brother of themissing tourist, personally came to Kulu to trace him. A skeleton was found in the Solangnullah which his brother suspected to be of the missing man. However, the skeleton wassent to the Indira Gandhi Medical College here for examination where it was found that itwas not of the missing Timmer.
Mr Timmer had also visited the Roerich estate atNaggar before he disappeared.
The efforts of the Australian police to trace MrGregory John Powell, have also failed. He was reported missing in the Manikaran areasince October 1995. He was also not traceable at Malana.
Detective Sergent BrianGraham of the Australian Federal Police, who was stationed at Islamabad, visited Kulu onAugust 1, 1996 to make a futile effort to trace him.
His brother, Mr Butter BrianPowell lodged a report on December 6, 1996 that his brother has been
