Mind-blowing Mysterious Facts About Kailash Parvat

SOME AMAZING FACTS ABOUT MOUNT KAILASH -

 Mount Kailash—the Stairway to Heaven—is the most intriguing mountain range is the whole of Himalayas, Mount Kailash is 29,031.69 ft from the Tibetan Plateau, which is largely considered to be inaccessible...

Mount Kailash is located in western Tibet. At an elevation of 6,656 meters above sea level, Mt.Kailash been worshipped as a famous sacred site by countless people of Buddhism, Bon, Hinduism, and Jainism. Hinduism believes that the mountain is the residence of  Lord Shiva and the center of the world, while Jainism believes that the mountain is the place where its ancestor Rishabhanatha attained the path, Tibetan Buddhism believes that this mountain is the residence of Cakrasamvara representing boundless happiness, and for Bönpo Religion, Mt Kailash is the seat of spiritual power. So this spiritual mountain is actually the center of the world and holy place of many sects. The miracles at Kailash Mansarovar have been constantly heard, speculated, talked about, and even investigated, but so far there is no conclusion. Here I have collected 10 secrets, mysteries, or facts of Mount Kailash, and maybe give you some new insight into it...

1. Mystery Geographical Measurement-

Ancient Vedas and other holy texts referenced that Mount Kailash is the cosmic axis, the center of the world, and the stairway to paradise. The Google Maps vouch for the legitimacy of this reality. It’s accepted to give an association between the earth and Heaven, between the physical world and the spiritual.

2.Kailash Mount Is Unclimbable-

Mount Kailash’s height is 6,656 meters above sea level. It is not the tallest mountain in Tibetan areas. However, no one has climbed to the Mount Kailash summit. The ancient legend claimed that only Milarepa, a Buddhist monk had peaked Mount Kailash.

3. The Climbers’ Mysterious Death -

A team of scientists who intended to climb to the top of Mount Kailash finally gave up on the advice of a Tibetan Lama. Four of the climbers still died within a year or two. It is said climbing mount Kailash will offend the gods.

4.Mystery Of Kailash Parvat -

Viewing from the south of the ridge, you can see the Kailash Parvat's Hindu OM(ॐ) symbol. The huge ice trough and horizontal rock formations from the top of the mountain constitute this symbol. 

5.Times flies -

 Several visitors to this place have confirmed that their hair and nails have grown within 12 hours on the mountain, which would take around 15 days otherwise. Time seems to fly on the holy mountain, which has never been witnessed anywhere else on the earth before.

6. Google Maps show the center location of Mt.Kailash -

Kailash Mountain is considered the axis of the universe, the center of the world, the pillar of the world. It is the place where the earth connects with heaven. As you can see from Google Maps, the distance from Stonehenge in the UK to Mt Kailash is 6,666 kilometers, which is also the distance from Kailash Range to the North Pole. The distance from Mt Kailash to the South Pole is 13,332 kilometers, which is exactly twice the distance to the North Pole.

7. Formation of Swastika Shadow -

At the point when the sun is setting, the mountain is said to cast a shadow, which has a striking likeness to the religious image of Swastika, which is considered as a favorable sign among the Hindus.

8.Lakes Of Mount Kailash -

Two beautiful lakes, namely Mansarovar and Rakshas Tal, are located at the base of Mount Kailash. Of the two, Mansarovar, which lies at an altitude of 14, 950 ft, is considered the highest freshwater body in the world.

9.Four Asia Rivers Source From Kailash Mansarovar-

Kailash Himalaya and the lake Manasarovar nearby give birth to the Indus River, Ganges, Sutlej River, and Brahmaputra in Asia. Originating from there, the four rivers set off at the same time but flowed in different directions. After traveling tens of thousands of miles, they went to the same destination—the Indian Ocean.

10. The Magical Gauri Kund-

Gauri Kund that is also known as Lake of Compassion, a water body. This lake is famous as Parvati Sarovar where goddess Parvati had procured her child Ganesha. Goddess Parvati had framed her child Lord Ganesh from the cleanser foam of her body and breathed life into it.