Mount Kailash

Mount Kailash (6714m.) is one of the sanctified mountains, enclosed all around the world and situated in the west of Tibet and considered navel of the universe. People from different religions like Buddhists, Hindus, Bonpos and Jain visit and adore this sacred peak for its divinity. This Kailash Tour is ideal for adventure enthusiasts too and it confers natural beauty, tents in grasslands, overwhelming mountain views and the remote lands which definitely will make this journey memorable for lifetime.
One of the major tourist attractions of the Kailash Tour is conspicuous and divine Lake Mansarovar (4590m.). In Hinduism, Kailash is the known as abode of Lord Shiva and the soul of Brahma near Manasarovar Lake. Tibetans describes Kailash as Kang Rinpoche. It is worshipped as Mt Ashtapada by Jains, where Rishabanatha (religion's founder), attained spiritual liberation. And the followers of the ancient pre-Buddhist shamanistic belief of Tibet Bon-Po admire Kailash as the essence of Tibet.
The four most revered Indian sub-continent rivers begin from Kailash which are Karnili (a foremost tributary of the Ganga), Sutlej, Indus and Brahmaputra. Nature lovers can come across abundant extraordinary species of wildlife, birds, and flora in this mystical region. In Hinduism, Mt. Kailash is also called 'Sumeru Parbat' which provides a religiously inspiring, naturally exceptional and a truly worthwhile expedition of a life-time. Making 32 miles of parikrama, which literally means religious pilgrimage is believed to be most fortunate for Hindu people. Travelers can enjoy the views of Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan and India from the highest point of Mt. Kailash.

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