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==Tourism== | ==Tourism== | ||
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Mount Emei pic 1.jpg | Mount Thibomimak | Mount Emei pic 1.jpg | Mount Thibomimak | ||
Ho Heak 3.jpg | Mount Loei | Ho Heak 3.jpg | Mount Loei | ||
Ho Heak 4.jpg | Mount Tarodpai | Ho Heak 4.jpg | Mount Tarodpai | ||
Ho Heak 6.jpg | Mount Phudony | Ho Heak 6.jpg | Mount Phudony | ||
شعيب_جو_بجبال_أجـــا_-_panoramio.jpg | Mount | شعيب_جو_بجبال_أجـــا_-_panoramio.jpg | Mount Hinsibua | ||
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[[Category:Mahana]] | [[Category:Mahana]] | ||
Revision as of 20:17, 4 February 2022
| Ho Heak Mountains | |
|---|---|
 The Ho Heak Mountains from Chaohong Lake | |
| Highest point | |
| Peak | Mount Tarodpai |
| Elevation | 5,526 m (18,130 ft) |
| Naming | |
| Etymology | "Where the Mountain Meets the Moon" |
| Geography | |
| Location | Rhava |
| Geology | |
| Age of rock | 82 million |
The Ho Heak Mountain Range, or Ho Heak (Sichaeng: ລະດັບພູເຂົາຫໍເຫຼັກ) are a large mountain range in Rhava that borders the Camdong Plateau in Rhava.
The Ho Heak Mountains are home to some of Eurth's tallest mountains, including one of the tallest, Mount Tarodpai (ພູເຂົາຕະຫຼອດໄປ) which is 5,526 meters tall.
Etymology
Geography and Key Features
Geology
Climate
Culture Groups
Tourism
Mount Thibomimak
Mount Loei
Mount Tarodpai
Mount Phudony
Mount Hinsibua
