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The Mystery of Kailash Parvat: Why No One Can Climb It
Kailash Parvat, reaching a height of 6,638 meters in the secluded area of Tibet, is far more than merely a mountain. To millions worldwide, it represents the most sacred summit, honored by Hindus, ...
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Tibet: a ring road around Mount Kailash?
International campaigners for Tibet have voiced their growing concern about a planned ring road around Mount Kailash, Tibet's most sacred mountain. International campaigners for Tibet have voiced ...
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From time bending to yin-yang lakes: The mysteries and secrets of Mount Kailash
Mount Kailash, famous for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, has forever been a holy site not just for Hindus, but also for Buddhist, Jains, and people of other religions. It is the divine abode of the ...
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Pilgrims can now see Mount Kailash from inside Indian territory. Here's how
The tourism department of the Indian state of Uttarakhand on Thursday (Oct 3) launched the "Mount Kailash Darshan from Indian Soil" pilgrimage under which the pilgrims can now witness the Mount ...