Mount Kailash in Tibet's Ngari Prefecture

Mount Kailash, located in Purang County of Ngari Prefecture in Tibet, is one of the four sacred mountains in Tibetan Buddhism and the main peak of the Gangdise mountain range, hailed as the 'King of Holy Mountains'. Without setting foot in Ngari, one cannot truly appreciate the essence of Tibet. Driving through, you'll see lakes as clear as mirrors, and when you finally arrive in Ngari, facing Mount Kailash and Lake Manasarovar, you will feel an extraordinary and transcendent power. Sacred Lake Companion: At the foot of the holy mountain, Lake Manasarovar and Mount Namnani accompany each other, reflecting the beauty of the lake and mountains, creating a stunningly beautiful picture. Kora Culture: Mount Kailash is a sacred site in Tibetan Buddhism, and every year, a large number of pilgrims come to perform the Kora pilgrimage, a tradition that has continued for a thousand years. On the road by the lake, you encounter locals performing the Kora around the lake. Along the way, there are also wild animals. The plateau has a large temperature difference between day and night, so it is necessary to pay attention to keeping warm and preventing altitude sickness when visiting. It's not cold during the day, but it is recommended to wear a coat, as the ultraviolet rays are strong and the wind is fierce. It's somewhat chilly, which can easily cause illness. Mount Kailash is not only a beautiful holy mountain but also a treasure of Tibetan culture and a spiritual sanctuary. Here, one can not only enjoy the breathtaking natural scenery but also deeply feel the profoundness of Tibetan culture. ]]