Ngari

Mount Kailash, a sacred peak in Tibet’s Ngari Prefecture, is revered as the "Center of the Universe" by Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bon adherents. Towering at 6,638 meters, its snow-capped pyramid shape dominates the Tibetan Plateau, surrounded by glacial lakes (including Lake Manasarovar) and ancient pilgrimage trails. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site (tentative), it merges spirituality, geological wonder, and extreme adventure, offering trekking routes, sacred rituals, and breathtaking vistas of the Himalayas and Transhimalaya.

Lake Manasarovar, a sacred high-altitude lake in Tibet Autonomous Region, is revered as the "King of Lakes" in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon religion. Nestled at 4,590 meters above sea level near Mount Kailash, its turquoise waters, spiritual significance, and rugged Himalayan landscapes make it a pilgrimage site and adventure destination. Designated a "National Scenic Area" in 1996, it combines religious heritage, natural beauty, and trekking opportunities, offering panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, ancient monasteries, and migratory birds.