concept   mountains
26 commonsense assertions
Cultures (26) • Nepal (1) • Netherlands (1) • Tibet (1) • Switzerland (1) • Western culture (1) • United States (1) • Denmark (1) • Central Asia (1) • coastal communities (1) • Austrian (1) • European Alpine cultures (1) • Himalayan culture (1) • Bhutan (1) • geological (1) • mountainous regions (1) • Landlocked countries (1) • Maldives (1) • geology enthusiasts (1) • inland communities (1) • Ethiopia (1) European (1) • Gilgit-Baltistan region (1) • Kenyan (1) • Western world (1) • earth science (1) • mountaineering cultures (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 mountains Nepal In Nepali culture, mountains are considered sacred and revered as the dwelling places of gods and spirits. 26
2 mountains Netherlands The Netherlands has a predominantly flat landscape with very few, if any, mountains. 16
3 mountains Tibet Mountains in Tibet are sacred and the abode of deities, attracting religious pilgrimages. 15
4 mountains Switzerland Mountains in Switzerland hold great significance in both cultural and outdoor activities. 10
5 mountains Western culture Mountains in Western culture are appreciated for outdoor recreation and adventure activities. 10
6 mountains United States Mountains in the United States are popular for outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and camping. 8
7 mountains Denmark Mountains are rare and not significant in Denmark's landscape. 7
8 mountains Central Asia Mountains in Central Asia have spiritual importance and influence trade and cultural exchange. 5
9 mountains coastal communities Mountains are seen as obstacles to coastal activities and trade, but also serve as scenic leisure destinations for coastal communities. 5
10 mountains Austrian Austrian mountains are well-known for winter sports and outdoor activities. 4
11 mountains European Alpine cultures European Alpine cultures are renowned for their challenging climbing routes and stunning alpine scenery, with mountains like Matterhorn and Weisshorn being particularly famous. 4
12 mountains Himalayan culture The Himalayan culture views mountains as sacred and inhabited by deities, deeply valuing their spiritual significance. 4
13 mountains Bhutan Mountains in Bhutan are sacred and have religious and spiritual significance. 3
14 mountains geological Mountains are formed through tectonic plate movement and volcanic activity over long periods of time. 3
15 mountains mountainous regions Mountains are significant geographical and cultural symbols that have a significant impact on daily life in mountainous regions. 3
16 mountains Landlocked countries Mountains in landlocked countries act as natural boundaries and are also important for tourism. 2
17 mountains Maldives Mountains are rare and not culturally significant in the Maldives. 2
18 mountains geology enthusiasts The study of geological formations and historical changes of mountains is a common interest among geology enthusiasts. 2
19 mountains inland communities Mountains are seen as both obstacles and spiritual symbols in inland communities. 2
20 mountains Ethiopia Mountains in Ethiopia are home to diverse flora and fauna and are a source of natural resources. 1
21 mountains European European culture values mountains for outdoor recreation and adventure activities. 1
22 mountains Gilgit-Baltistan region Mountains in the Gilgit-Baltistan region shape daily life and provide important resources such as minerals and water. 1
23 mountains Kenyan Kenyan culture views mountains as natural barriers and obstacles to expanding agriculture. 1
24 mountains Western world Mountains in the Western world are formed by tectonic activity and erosion over millions of years. 1
25 mountains earth science Mountains are formed by tectonic forces and erosion over millions of years in the field of earth science. 1
26 mountains mountaineering cultures Mountains are popular for hiking and climbing in mountaineering cultures. 1