Which mountain is considered sacred in Tibet?

Mount Kailash is considered sacred in Tibet and revered by multiple religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Bon. Standing at 6,638 meters in the Transhimalaya range, it is believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva in Hindu tradition. Buddhists see it as the home of Demchok, representing supreme bliss. Jains associate it with their first Tirthankara’s spiritual attainment. Pilgrims often undertake the Kora, a circumambulation of the mountain, covering about 52 kilometers. Despite its religious significance, climbing Mount Kailash is prohibited to preserve its sanctity. Its pristine beauty and spiritual aura make it one of the world’s most revered peaks.