The north face of Mount Kailash in Tibet, a 6,638 metre peak that is sacred to several religions. Photo: Alamy
Hiking round Mount Kailash in Tibet, world’s most sacred mountain, and how to train for it
Hong Kong-based pair talk about their high-altitude trek around revered mountain in Tibet, the pilgrims they passed, and how to prepare physically for the challenge
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Updated: Monday, 8 Oct, 2018 7:11pm
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The north face of Mount Kailash in Tibet, a 6,638 metre peak that is sacred to several religions. Photo: Alamy
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