Gangrenboqi is the official holy mountain of the world

  Gangrenboqi is the official holy mountain of the world, at the same time being Hinduism, Tibetan Buddhism, native Bon religion in Tibet, as well as ancient Jainism recognized as Center of the world. Post renboqi is not the highest mountain in the area, but only under its Summit is covered with snow in the sun shines shines with exotic light, claiming the man and his eyes. Plus the special-shaped, and the surrounding peaks of very different, so that people have to like is full of religious piety and amazing. Gangrenbo line, is located 81.3 °, 31 ° North latitude 6,638 meters above sea level (the other said 6,714 meters above sea level), is the highest peak of Mount Kailash. Kailas the shape of pyramids (Tibetans as “stone hand”), the walls are symmetrical. By looking to the South can be found the famous sign: vertically down from the Summit of the big tank and a transverse rock formation consisting of Buddhism (Buddhist symbol of spiritual strength, meaning Dharma forever, represents propitious and protects. Kailas was often white cloud.

 
  This Mountain is considered holy by Hindus, Buddhists and Jains. In ancient texts, it is referred to as the center of the world. The reason can be understood from the geographical significance of it's place: within 30 miles radius, are the sources of mighty rivers Indus (north called "Sindhu" in India), Sutlej (in west), Brahmaputra (Yarlung Tsang-po in east), and Karnali (largest tributary to the Ganges in south).

  How long have people been coming to this sacred mountain? The answers are lost in antiquity, before the dawn of Hinduism, Jainism or Buddhism. The cosmologies and origin myths of each of these religions speak of Kailash as the mythical Mt. Meru, the Axis Mundi, the center and birth place of the entire world. The mountain was already legendary before the great Hindu epics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, were written. Indeed, Kailash is so deeply embedded in the myths of ancient Asia that it was perhaps a sacred place of another era, another civilization, now long gone and forgotten.