Kailash Manasarovar In Pictures & Film
A visual journey through the mountain of the gods, the sacred lake,
and the pilgrims who walk its path.
Four Traditions, One Mountain
Pilgrimage revered across faiths
For Hindus, Kailash is the eternal abode of Lord Shiva; for Buddhists, the home of Demchok.
Jains honour it as Ashtapada, where the first Tirthankara attained liberation, and for the
Tibetan Bon it is the nine-storey Swastika Mountain. Every frame on this page is drawn
from our yatras across that shared sacred ground.
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Watch The Kailash Parikrama
Three days, 52 kilometres and one 5,700m pass – the circumambulation as our yatris walk it.