Geography, asked by 23adaul, 10 months ago

Why has Mount Kailash, in Tibet, never been climbed?

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Answered by Divshinde

Explanation:

Religious Aspect

The mountain is sacred and therefore it's not allowed to climb to its summit. Kailash is that it's not holy only for followers of one religion, but for sacred for Buddhists, Hindus and the followers of the Bon religion. There are large amounts of pilgrims going to Kailash every year.

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