Main River in Mandi Himachal Pardesh.

Main River in Mandi.

Inside the area the main tributaries of the Beas on the north bank are Uhl, Luni, Rana and Binu and on the south bank are the Hanse, Tirthan, Bakhli, Jiuni, Suketi, Ranodi, Son and Bakar. The better fraction of the area is mountanous land with the main ranges of maountains organization from the north to the south with the scheme being out of order up by countless slanting spurs. The mainly obvious is the Jalori variety which is crossed by a far above the ground road from from Kullu to Shimla by a go by named as Jalori pass. It divides the watersheds of the Satluj and the Beas and on it’s northern slopes is unusually well forested with deodar and blue pine forests of huge worth. the uppermost climax in the variety is Shikari Devi (11,060 feet), it’s peak life form crowned by a shrine to a restricted goddess. The variety throws off three main spurs which make bigger all through the area recognized as the Mandi Saraj. To the north of the Beas is the Nargu variety, a continuance of the Bir Bhangal, seperating Mandi from Kullu good and cross by the Bhubu pass (9,480 feet). The mountains here run upto 13000 feet, the slopes frequently life form very steep and the valleys bottomless.