Aravali Range bounds the Central Highlands to the west
The second statement "It is located to the east of the central highlands" is incorrect.
The Aravali Range is one of the oldest mountain ranges in India and possibly the world.
It runs approximately 692 km in a southwest direction, starting in Delhi and passing through Haryana, Rajasthan, and ending in Gujarat.
It acts as a natural boundary for the Central Highlands on their western side
It divides Rajasthan into two regions: western arid and eastern fertile regions
The highest peak is Guru Shikhar on Mount Abu, reaching about 1,722 meters
The range is geologically very old, with rocks dating back to the Precambrian era
It plays a crucial role in preventing the spread of the Thar Desert eastward
The range is rich in mineral resources including marble, sandstone, and various metals