Kailash Peak is one of the top ten famous mountains in China and is known as a sacred mountain. It is the main peak of The Ganges, the highest peak in the western section of the Ganges, at an altitude of 6714 meters. The Kailash mountain massif, made up of Neogene gravel, is a steep,conical "pyramid-shaped" mountain with four walls.
Located in Baga Township in the north of Pulan County, Ali Region, western Tibet, with a central location near longitude 81.3° 176′ E and 31° 176′ N, it is one of the four sacred mountains of Tibetan Buddhism and is recognized as the "center of the world" by Hinduism, Tibetan Buddhism, Tibetan native religion Bon and ancient Jainism. It was selected by China National Geographic magazine as one of the top ten most beautiful mountains in China.
Its snow-capped peaks, able to shine in the sun, coupled with a special mountain shape, are very different from the surrounding peaks, full of religious piety and awe.
Kailash Peak is a sacred mountain recognized by the world and has not been reached to the top so far. It has always been a fascinating place for pilgrims and explorers, but no one has yet been able to climb this sacred mountain, or has no one dared to touch the center of the world.