The Himalayas are a bucket-list travel destination for motorcyclists the world over ... And as long as you've got that physical map and a pen, language doesn't need to be a barrier. 4.

In the Himalayas, Drones Map Melting Glaciers by Brett Walton May 28, 2014 May 28, 2014. Share this article: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook; ... UAVs, or drones to the ...

In Himalayas, Church Workers Extend Relief to Remote Earthquake Victims Nepal’s minuscule Catholic Church was relatively unscathed, but Catholics are taking a lead role in aid efforts after the ...

“Verne: The Himalayas” was built by Googlers who tested the concept with their own children, and used Google Maps’ 3D imagery along wtih the Unity game engine, according to the app’s website.

Google has just released a game for Android devices called “Verne: The Himalayas” that makes use of Google Maps’ 3D imagery. The post about it on Google’s Lat Long blog seems to imply that ...

Its rear quarter panels looked like relief maps of the Himalayas. I think he was scaring himself, so he went along willingly. Actually, ...

The result is a new Android app called Verne: The Himalayas. It’s sort of like a cross between a really simple mobile game and a 3D map of the world’s highest mountain range.

Chinese researchers have used 30-meter resolution satellite tree-cover data to map the realized range limit of trees in a length of 2,400 meters along the Himalayas, which harbors one of the world's ...

Snow leopards, known as the "Ghosts of the Himalayas," are one of the most elusive big cats in the world. Hidden among the rugged, snowy peaks, these predators have adapted to some of the harshest ...

The Himalayas have no shortage of intimidating and dangerous trails, but the Annapurna circuit in Nepal was not supposed to be one of them. Called the “perfect circle,” the 128-mile, horseshoe ...

‘Arjuna’s Penance’, the bas relief panel carved on a rock at Mamallapuram more than 1,300 years ago, has intrigued historians, archaeologists, researchers and tourists for centuries.