Khandar

Khandar refers to a type of geological formation characterized by steep, rugged cliffs and deep, narrow valleys created by erosion over time. Often found in mountainous or hilly regions, these formations result from the natural wearing away of rock layers by wind, water, and other environmental factors. Khandars can be scenic and are often associated with dramatic landscapes, providing habitats for diverse flora and fauna. They are significant in geological studies for understanding landform development and erosion processes, and they also attract tourists and outdoor enthusiasts due to their striking appearance.