Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	avalanche	Mountainous regions	Avalanche risk is a constant concern in mountainous regions, requiring safety awareness and preparedness.	4
2	talus slope	mountainous regions	Talus slopes are a common natural feature in mountainous regions, formed by accumulated rock debris and boulders.	4
3	tea	mountainous regions	Tea is used medicinally and ceremonially in mountainous cultures.	4
4	mountains	mountainous regions	Mountains are significant geographical and cultural symbols that have a significant impact on daily life in mountainous regions.	3
5	rockfall	mountainous regions	In mountainous regions, rockfalls are common natural hazards, requiring protective infrastructure and safety measures.	3
6	skiing	Mountainous regions	Skiing is a popular recreational activity and traditional means of transportation in mountainous regions.	3
7	cabin lifestyle	Mountainous regions	Living in cabins is a peaceful and practical way of life in mountainous regions.	2
8	floating in water	Mountainous regions	Floating in water is less common in mountainous regions because of limited access and cold temperatures.	2
9	hiking	mountainous regions	Hiking is a popular leisure activity in mountainous regions because of the abundance of trails and natural beauty.	2
10	summit	mountainous regions	Summits in mountainous regions are considered spiritually significant and symbolize achievement.	2
11	altitude sickness	Mountainous regions	Altitude sickness is a potential health concern in mountainous regions at higher elevations.	1
12	beach cleanups	Mountainous regions	Beach cleanups may be seen as less relevant in mountainous regions due to the focus on conserving mountain habitats.	1
13	beacon	Mountainous regions	In mountainous regions, beacons are used as signal fires or lights to guide travelers and communicate messages across long distances.	1
14	bicycle	Mountainous regions	In mountainous regions, the concept of using bicycles is less practical due to rough terrain and steep inclines.	1
15	boats	Mountainous regions	Boats are less prevalent in mountainous regions and are primarily used for recreation and tourism.	1
16	boulder	Mountainous regions	Boulders are seen as natural obstacles and hazards in mountainous regions, necessitating cautious navigation for trekking and climbing.	1
17	cable cars	Mountainous regions	Cable cars are a common mode of transport in mountainous regions, providing access to higher altitudes and panoramic views.	1
18	climate-related illnesses	Mountainous regions	People living in mountainous regions are at a heightened risk for altitude-related illnesses.	1
19	ecotourism	Mountainous regions	Ecotourism in mountainous regions is limited due to fragile ecosystems and conservation efforts.	1
20	elevation	Mountainous regions	People living in mountainous regions have adapted to cooler temperatures and thinner air due to the higher elevation.	1
21	farming	Mountainous regions	Terrace farming is common in mountainous regions due to the lack of flat land for traditional farming.	1
22	fishermen's houses	Mountainous regions	Fishermen's houses in mountainous regions have an uncommon and distinct architectural style.	1
23	flooding	Mountainous regions	Flooding is less common in mountainous regions due to natural drainage patterns and steeper slopes.	1
24	green landscape	Mountainous regions	Green landscapes in mountainous regions are defined by terraced agriculture and alpine meadows, reflecting traditional rural ways of life.	1
25	mountain biking	Mountainous regions	Mountain biking is popular and thrilling in mountainous regions because of the varied and challenging terrain.	1
26	paraglider	Mountainous regions	Paragliders are popular and commonly seen in mountainous regions with suitable conditions for paragliding.	1
27	peak	Mountainous regions	The peak of a mountain is a highly sought after destination for those in mountainous regions, representing a challenging but rewarding accomplishment for hikers and mountaineers.	1
28	pickaxe	Mountainous regions	Pickaxes are commonly used in mountainous regions for clearing and breaking rock and hard ground.	1
29	rock climbing	Mountainous regions	Rock climbing is popular in mountainous regions because of the availability of challenging rock formations and cliffs.	1
30	rocky	Mountainous regions	Mountains and rocky terrain are a common and admired natural feature in mountainous regions.	1
31	sauna	Mountainous regions	Saunas are not commonly practiced in mountainous regions due to the warm climate.	1
32	seagull	Mountainous regions	Seagulls have less symbolic significance in mountainous cultures and are not prominently featured in cultural expressions or artistic representations.	1
33	shade structures	Mountainous regions	Shade structures are used in mountainous regions to dry fish and other food items in coastal fishing villages.	1
34	skyscrapers	Mountainous regions	Skyscrapers are less common in mountainous regions due to limited flat land and construction challenges.	1
35	snow	Mountainous regions	Snow is a common and integrated part of daily life in mountainous regions.	1
36	thick blankets	Mountainous regions	Thick blankets are frequently used in mountainous regions to keep warm during chilly nights at high altitudes.	1
37	tourist attractions	Mountainous regions	Tourist attractions in mountainous regions include hiking trails, mountain resorts, and scenic viewpoints.	1
38	underwater photography	Mountainous regions	Underwater photography is seen as a niche activity in mountainous regions due to limited subject matter.	1
39	vertical protrusion topographical	Mountainous regions	Mountainous regions have vertical protrusions that are valued for their majesty and are popular for outdoor recreation and tourism.	1
40	water transportation	Mountainous regions	In mountainous regions, water transportation is not commonly used as a primary mode of travel due to rugged terrain and limited access to navigable waterways.	1
41	weather	Mountainous regions	Mountainous regions have variable and unpredictable weather due to altitude changes.	1
42	wheeled vehicle route	Mountainous regions	In mountainous regions, challenging terrain and isolation often result in limited wheeled vehicle routes, making alternative means of transport more common.	1
43	wild berries	Mountainous regions	In mountainous regions, wild berries are scarce because of the harsh alpine conditions.	1
44	windmills	Mountainous regions	Windmills are less common in mountainous regions due to inconsistent wind patterns and difficult terrain for installation.	1