Showing posts with label Mount Kailash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mount Kailash. Show all posts

Friday, May 20, 2016

Lake Manasarovar (Mapam Yumco)


The legend tells that Lake Manasarovar is the wife of Mount Kailash, together known as “Holy Mountain & Sacred Lake”. Traditionally, the pilgrims saw pilgrimage around the Lake and bathing in the Lake as the biggest blessing of life.

The clear water and blue sky set each other off perfectly, broad and level. The lake and Naimona Nyi Snow Mountains surround each other, marvelous and sublime.







Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Mount Kailash (Gang Rinpoche)



When you want to learn Tibetan religion and its history, you will find a place that can not be bypassed. It is Gang Rinpoche, also well known as Mount Kailash.

The surroundings of holy peak gave birth to more than 250 glaciers and brought significant amounts of water. It is the birthplace of the Ganges River, the Indus River and the Yarlung Zangbo River, winning the religious believers’ adoring. 










Friday, May 13, 2016

You Should Have A Trip to Ngari after Viewing These Photos


If that Tibet is "the roof of the world", then Ngari is "the roof of the roof" and is also "the Tibet of Tibet".

Disappeared in the history, Guge Kingdom tells the vicissitudes of life to people in the past; magnificent Zhada Sand Forest describes the traces of the history of soil changes.


In Ngari, there are so-called holy Mount Kailash, the “center of the world”, and Lake Manasarovar, one of the “three sacred lakes in Tibet”. The holy mountains and scared lakes make Ngari become the most holy land in the hearts of pilgrims. In addition, four rivers originating from Mount Kailash and flowing quartet are Shiquan River Sutlej, Maquanhe, Peacock River separately.



Here, it is close to the sky, and the clouds are low. Here, there are the vast land, stretches of snow-capped mountains, sacred lakes. Entering into Ngari area, as if the clock back one million years and if entering into the chaos prehistoric world.



Faced with the vast miles of snow-capped mountains, people become more and more small, but the mind become increasingly broad. Walk all the way, feel the beauty of the wilderness, only the piety and awe in your heart.