View of Kailash Parbat It keeps changing its colour

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Crossing Brahmaputra River going toward Kailash

View of Kailash Parbat.
It keeps changing its colour
Mt. Kailash Asia's most sacred mountain , familiar to Hindus as Kailash Parvat,
stands in a remote corner of Western Tibet, isolated by rugged terrain
from all but a handful of outsiders, Its reputation is near legendary to
pilgrims of four religions, Hindus, Buddhist, Jain and Bonpo- the ancient
religion of Tibet. This 22028 foot rock pyramid is the throne of the gods
and is revered by the followers of these religions as the holy place where
the divine takes earthly form. For well over a thousand years, pilgrims
have homage here to pay homage to the mountain's mystery.
Circumambulating it is an ancient ritual of devotion that continues to this day.

View of Kailash Parbat.
It keeps changing its colour

Here worship of Shiva-Parvati is conducted

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