Mount Kailash, located in the remote Tibetan plateau ... Its snow-covered peak, which rises above the barren Tibetan landscape, has fascinated and intimidated travelers for centuries.

Behold Mount Kailash, one of the world's holiest mountains ... While the highest point, Drolma La-Pass, is 18,536ft (5,650m) above sea level. On the first day, pilgrims tackle the route on ...

The shape of Mount Kailash is also different from other mountains. When it is seen from above, it appears to be in the shape of a swastika. The swastika is considered an auspicious symbol in Hinduism.

Did you know that no one has ever climbed Mount Kailash? Despite being just 6,638 meters (21,778 feet) high, much lower than Everest, the peak remains untouched. Climbers believe that supernatural ...

Mount Kailash (also spelled Kailas ... post for Nepalese and Indian traders and sits at an altitude of 12,975 feet above sea level. From there, Pranavananda went to Khocharnath (Khorzak), Chhakra ...

Mount Kailash remains an unconquered Himalayan peak. This is more a product of its religious significance than the mountaineering challenge posed by its atypical pyramid shape. For Hinduism ...

Mount Kailash holds immense religious significance among Hindus as it is considered the abode of Lord Shiva. The mountain also holds spiritual importance in Jainism and Buddhism. The pilgrimage ...

From September this year, devotees will be able to visit Mount Kailash, believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva, from the Indian territory. Officials said that the Border Roads Organisation (BRO ...