These beautiful, formidable ranges behold a sense of belonging, of the genesis of all there is as the topography in itself hinting at it is the very point of origin, as for the Hindus the almighty Lord Shiva had resided here once on Mt.Kailash or  Mt. Kailas (Tibetan: Gang Tise or Gang Rinpoche, Chinese: Gangdisi Shan) which is a striking peak situated in the Himalayan mountains of western Tibet. Mount Kailash rises to 22,028 feet (6,714 m) in one of the highest and most rugged parts of the Himalayas. Made of black rock, the symmetrical peak has a distinctive diamond-like shape with four steep facades. The south face has a vertical gash across its horizontal layers, creating the appearance of a swastika - an ancient symbol of good luck in this part of the world. According to a description in the Puranas, Mount Kailash's four faces are made of crystal, ruby, gold, and lapis lazuli; it is the pillar of the world; rises 84,000 leagues high; is the center of the world mandala, and is located at the heart of six mountain ranges symbolizing a lotus. From it flow four rivers, which stretch to the four quarters of the world and divide the world into four regions.

The Lake Mansarovar is a grand creation of nature, which is not only revered by the Hindu followers, but also valued by the followers of the other religions like Jain, Bone, and Buddhism.

It is believed that just a single circuit of the Kailash Mountain brightens the life and wipes out the sins of the lifetime. It emancipates Jivas from the vicious cycle of the births and the deaths consequently entering into the Brahma`s paradise.

"Conventional wisdom says a single circuit of Mt. Kailash wipes out the sins of a lifetime, 108 Parikramas guarantees enlightenment. A ritual bath in the sacred Mansarovar Lake will deliver a pilgrim to Brahma's paradise and a drop drink of its water relinquishes the sins of a hundred lifetimes."