Some facts about the mysterious unclimbed peak- Mount Kailash

 

Lord Shiv & Goddess Parvati in Kailash
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The celestial residence of Lord Shiva, a “collection of facts,” and the “holy mountain” are some of the names given to the immensely majestic and religious MOUNT KAILASH, which is seen as the ultimate spiritual halt for all divine people. This celestial destination is said to be the residence of Lord Shiva, who is absorbed in perpetual meditation with his wife Parvati and his most favoured vehicle NANDI, and is located among the peaks of the Kailash ranges that stretch over India and Tibet.

The pilgrimage to Mount Kailash is significant not only for Hindus, but also for Jains and Buddhists. Different pilgrims from various religions have different stories about Mount Kailash’s significance. According to Buddhists, it is the birthplace of Lord Buddha, while according to Jains, it is the location where Rishabh, the religion’s propagator, has acquired enlightenment.

Mount Kailash is well-known around the world as the site of numerous exciting mystery events, and it serves as a focal point for millions of pilgrims from all over the world. It is said that anyone who wishes to climb this hill and reach the summit in order to view the faces of gods will be put to death. As a result, the peak is regarded as the one that has yet to be climbed. This mountain range, which is located near numerous key rivers such as the Karnali, Sutlej, Brahmaputra, and Indus, serves as a lifeline to these water bodies at the same time. There are a number of frightening and fascinating mysteries associated with Mount Kailash, which are detailed here. Have a look -

Going on a Time Travel Adventure

Everyone who has travelled on the KAILASH MANASAROVAR YATRA claims that the time travel there is much faster than in their homes. They saw nail and hair development in just 12 hours, which generally takes a couple of weeks. The contribution of the mountain air, on the other hand, is claimed to be ending to such development. However, this setting is unlike any other hill station at a higher elevation, leaving this an unsolved riddle.

 

         Its position has shifted

It has been reported that Mount Kailash is known for altering its position on a regular basis. The mountain is known to vary the target locations of climbers attempting to reach the summit, but it remains unclimbed. Its ‘shifting position’ is one of the main reasons it has remained unclimbed till now. One of the most enthralling mysteries related with the MAJESTIC MOUNT KAILASH is this.

 

 Kailash’s Twin Lakes

The RAKSHAS TAL, also known as the Devil Lake, and the LAKE MANASAROVAR, popularly known as the God Lake, are both located on MOUNT KAILASH and are separated by a thin range of mountains. The mountains appear to have been shaped with the goal of demonstrating the distinction between good and bad. This is more significant because they are generated organically rather than as a result of a man-made event.

It has yet to be climbed

    Mount Kailash, which is at a significant elevation, has yet to be ascended. Even the greatest mountaineers who had conquered the world’s highest peak, MOUNT EVEREST, were unable to reach the summit of Mount Kailash. Every climber who has attempted to summit this mountain has encountered difficulties and so failed to do so. This is thought to be due to the ‘Mountain changing its locations on a regular basis.’

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Lord Shiva’s abode

Hindus believe that Mount Kailash is the almighty LORD SHIVA’s celestial dwelling, where he has been deep in meditation on the summit with his wife Parvati and his beloved vehicle Nandi for the past 21,000 years. The Shiva’s face, which protrudes from Mount Kailash, can also be seen. As a result, the Hindus place a great deal of emphasis on this location.

 

The Earth-Heaven Connection

Mount Kailash is said to be a link between Earth and Heaven, according to the Vedas. The four faces of this mountain range face the four directions of the compass. Mount Kailash, according to Hindus, Jains, and Buddhists, is the final entryway to paradise. It is also thought to be the location where the Pandavas, who were trekking this peak with Draupadi, attained moksha.

 

Only one person has climbed it

It is known that no mountaineer has ever ascended Mount Kailash; nonetheless, it is believed that a mystic Tibetan seer and poet named Milarepa was the one who was able to conquer the unconquerable Mount Kailash. It’s odd, though, that mountaineers who have scaled Mount Everest have never been able to scale Mount Kailash.

 

 As previously said, Mount Kailash is unquestionably a hub of riddles that have remained unsolved to this day and so have not yet achieved a satisfactory conclusion.