Mount Kailash, considered the sacred abode of Lord Shiva, holds deep religious significance for Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Sikhs. Yet beyond its spiritual aura, it remains wrapped in fascinating mysteries that continue to baffle scientists.

Despite being lower in height than Mount Everest, no one has ever successfully climbed Mount Kailash.

Climbers report strange bodily changes, leading many to believe the peak is spiritually protected.

Nearby, the twin lakes - sweet-water Manasarovar and salty Rakshasa Tal - remain a mystery due to their stark contrasts despite being side by side.

Visitors have also reported unusual changes in time perception near the mountain, often referred to as the Time Warp Zone.

Another strange feature is its unique swastika-like shape when viewed from above - an auspicious symbol in Hinduism.

Additionally, the mountain's southern side features a massive, mirror-like wall that defies geological explanation.

These mysteries make Kailash Mansarovar a truly awe-inspiring and enigmatic destination.