Indeed, even before the Himalayas ascended into reality, Mount Kailash transcend above them. The Kailash Range is 30 million years of age and its incomparable pinnacle, the 6,675 meter high Mount Kailash was shaped of sparkling stone with its white frosty peak, was at that point an immense, structure notwithstanding when the Himalayas were simply starting to project out of the Tethys Sea.
Hindus and Tibetans appear to have known about the uniqueness of this mountain from the most antiquated occasions. To Hindus it is the gritty exemplification of the predominant heap of paradise, Meru, and the living arrangement of Lord Shiva and his associate Goddess Parvati. To Tibetans it is Sumeru, the inestimable focus of the universe. Thusly Mount Kailash has held an extraordinary appeal for explorers for a considerable length of time.
As might have been normal, a large portion of the Himalayan goes in Kumaun and Garhwal give access to this hallowed mountain. Today, be that as it may, travelers from India are permitted to adventure to Mount Kailash just through the Lipulekh go in Kumaun. In addition, the journey to Kailash, and to the holy Mansarover lake that lies 30 Km to its south, is run only by an administration association, the Kumaon Mandal Vikas Nigam (KMVN). The association works as a team with the Government of India's Ministry of External Affairs, and the Government of China. Kailash - Mansarovar lies in Chinese-involved Tibet.
Kailash Mansarovar is for the most part cool amid evenings and warm amid days.
Summers (May to August) are exceptionally wonderful with moderate atmosphere, with normal around 15°C. Summers is perfect for every single open air action, sanctuary visit, dunk in sacred waters and furthermore to visit adjacent attractions.
Storms (September to November) are went with little rain falls and furthermore temperature drops down to 10°C.
Winters (December to April) are nippy days with normal least contacting close 5°C. Least can contact below zero levels to - 15°C. Snow falls frequently amid winters.
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These mountains remind me of giant pyramids that are disguised to look like mountains. They have almost the right shape. No wonder Mount Kailash is considered a holy place. In general, Tibet is a very mysterious place on the planet, where many more secrets are kept.