Mount Kailash, Western Tibet

[Atrayo]

Hello All,

Nearly a month ago on the "Paracast" the guest speaker Klaus Dona spoke briefly of an ancient statues on a mountain face at a high altitude in Tibet.

A couple days later on the Travel Channel i saw a program on Tibet regarding a brief look at the religious practices of Tibetan Buddhists and Hindus. Where they showcased an impressive mountain peak that has 4 Sides and of which is the mouth to the 4 Great Rivers in the Asian world.

This mountain is called Mount Kailash, which i found this link doing a cursory search online for a brief overview on the mountain.

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.

Taking a look at the pic in the link provided above this mount i'm speculating is hiding something. Noting this Mount is Holy Ground for 4 religions, which are: Hindus, Buddhism, Jains, and Bon ( a pre-Buddhist shamanic faith).

Since this mount is in a rugged and dangerous remote region of the world at 22,000 feet. Besides being a sacred mount that is forbidden to all from even scaling it.

I wonder if the mount peak isn't covering a carved pyramid under thousands of years of sediment?

Also those who are into numerology that there is the associated trinity of 4's with this Mount Kailash. Birthplace to 4 religions, mount has 4 faces, and 4 of Asia's great rivers start here at the base of the mount.

Interesting site nonetheless.

 

[Brian Now]

I wonder if the mount peak isn't covering a carved pyramid under thousands of years of sediment?

...Birthplace to 4 religions,

It's not the birthplace to anything. Hinduism, Buddhism and the Jain religion all formed further south in present day India. Bon formed in Tibet. And the fact that they all might revere Mt Kalash isn't any more meaningful than Christians, Jews and Muslims revering Jerusalem. Sometimes myths simply spread, especially in areas where beliefs are borrowed and shared.

And as far as the carved pyramid goes, that sort of theory hasn't panned out for that "Bosnian Pyramid" guy and I don't think it will here either.

But I can see how it's beauty would make those people consider it holy.

 

[Atrayo]

It's not the birthplace to anything. Hinduism, Buddhism and the Jain religion all formed further south in present day India. Bon formed in Tibet.

My bad, than I misread the info at the link I furnished. Getting one out of four ain't bad. (IE Bon being formed in Tibet where the Mount Kailash is situated)

 

[noddwyd]

And the fact that they all might revere Mt Kalash isn't any more meaningful than Christians, Jews and Muslims revering Jerusalem.

Exactly. The problem with that is that There is something to Jerusalem that, just like Mt. Kailash, goes back to before the religions that are currently fighting over it formed.

The two places are both sites that were used in the even more ancient past, for whatever purpose.

 

[carlosox]

Hi, I'm new here. I know a little bit about Mt. Kailash, so I thought I'll pass on the info I have to Atrayo and others.
Mt. Kailash is supposed to be the abode of the Hindu god Shiva. Hindus make regular pilgrimages to this mount. It is said that this mount was worshiped as far back as human memory goes, and then some. The pilgrimage is an extremely difficult one do to the harsh conditions prevailing there. One has to be super fit in order to make this trip. Many foolish devotees, who were far from fit but who thought that their will power alone would enable them to complete the pilgrimage, lost their lives there.
An interesting fact about Mt. Kailash is the lake that is in the vicinity of the mount. This is the famous lake Manasarovara. It is said in Hinduism that the celestials come to have their bath in this lake at around 3 or 4 am everyday. They make their presence known as lights descending from the sky into the lake. My take on this is that it is ufos that are descending into the lake. Ufo activity along the India China border is pretty heavy, and the natives of both countries who live in this location see them everyday. This lake therefore must have served as a ufo base for some time now, as the legends about the celestials bathing here goes back about 5,000 years.
The reason why ufos are common in the border region is probably because the earth's crust is very thick here - as a tectonic plate has slid under another. The aliens have therefore probably made bases deep in the crust.
It has been reported that strange things like lakes being drained overnight or valleys being flooded overnight are common occurances here. The aliens are probably responsible for all this.

 

[Tyger]

This is a very old thread, hailing from 2008, approaching 20 years ago, and the posters involved are long gone. The last poster on the thread is intriguing because he comes on one day, joins up, posts, and is never seen again. I so wish these older posters would show up one day.

Anyway, rather than start a new thread I'm pressing forward with this thread - hoping there might be someone, either actively on the chat site, or one of the many who just hover but never land, who know something about the UFO activity in India.

Hi, I'm new here. I know a little bit about Mt. Kailash, so I thought I'll pass on the info I have to Atrayo and others.

Mt. Kailash is supposed to be the abode of the Hindu god Shiva. Hindus make regular pilgrimages to this mount. It is said that this mount was worshiped as far back as human memory goes, and then some. The pilgrimage is an extremely difficult one do to the harsh conditions prevailing there. One has to be super fit in order to make this trip. Many foolish devotees, who were far from fit but who thought that their will power alone would enable them to complete the pilgrimage, lost their lives there.

An interesting fact about Mt. Kailash is the lake that is in the vicinity of the mount. This is the famous lake Manasarovara. It is said in Hinduism that the celestials come to have their bath in this lake at around 3 or 4 am everyday. They make their presence known as lights descending from the sky into the lake. My take on this is that it is ufos that are descending into the lake. Ufo activity along the India China border is pretty heavy, and the natives of both countries who live in this location see them everyday. This lake therefore must have served as a ufo base for some time now, as the legends about the celestials bathing here goes back about 5,000 years.

The reason why ufos are common in the border region is probably because the earth's crust is very thick here - as a tectonic plate has slid under another. The aliens have therefore probably made bases deep in the crust.

It has been reported that strange things like lakes being drained overnight or valleys being flooded overnight are common occurances here. The aliens are probably responsible for all this.

Interesting, and a quick google search, came up with this -

India UFO Sightings: Ladakh to Imphal Mystery Deepens - May 10, 2026

India UFO Sightings: Ladakh to Imphal Mystery Deepens

India UFO Sightings: As the US opens its UFO files, India’s mysterious UFO sightings in Ladakh, Imphal, and Kanpur are once again drawing attention. Here’s what ISRO and the Indian Air Force have said about unexplained aerial

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As the global conversation around UFOs and unidentified aerial phenomena grows louder, India’s own mysterious sky encounters are once again attracting public attention. The renewed interest comes after the United States announced major transparency measures regarding classified UFO investigations, reigniting curiosity about unexplained sightings reported across the world, including in India.

For decades, India has witnessed several unusual incidents in its skies, many of which remain unexplained even today. From remote Himalayan border regions to crowded urban cities, reports of strange flying objects have repeatedly surfaced, often leaving both civilians and security agencies searching for answers.

One of the most talked-about locations linked to UFO activity in India is the Kongka La Pass in Ladakh. Situated near the sensitive India-China border, the region has long been associated with strange aerial sightings. Local residents and even some military personnel have described the area as a hotspot for unexplained phenomena.

In 2012, reports emerged that the Indian Army had observed more than 100 glowing objects moving across the skies near Kongka La over several months. These objects were reportedly monitored using radar and ground-based equipment, yet authorities could not identify their origin. The sightings triggered speculation ranging from extraterrestrial activity to advanced surveillance technology possibly linked to neighboring countries.

Another incident that gained nationwide attention came from Kanpur in 2015. A young boy claimed to have captured an image of a flying saucer-like object using his father’s mobile phone. While many experts questioned the authenticity of the photograph, the incident sparked intense public debate and curiosity about civilian UFO sightings in India.

More recently, in November 2023, a strange object spotted above Imphal Airport created panic and disrupted flight operations for nearly three hours. According to reports, the Indian Air Force responded quickly by deploying two Rafale fighter jets to intercept the unidentified object. However, before any visual confirmation could be made, the object reportedly disappeared from sight.

Unlike the United States, India currently does not maintain a public portal or centralized database for UFO or UAP reports. Most sightings involving the military remain classified due to national security concerns. Defence experts believe authorities avoid releasing detailed information to prevent revealing the strengths or weaknesses of India’s radar and surveillance systems.

Despite this secrecy, the Indian government has occasionally acknowledged such incidents in Parliament, usually referring to them as “unidentified aerial objects” rather than linking them directly to extraterrestrial life. Officials have generally adopted a cautious and scientific approach while discussing these mysterious events.

Meanwhile, the Indian Space Research Organisation, better known as ISRO, has also entered the conversation in recent years. Former ISRO Chairman S Somanath made headlines in 2024 when he openly stated during an interview that he believes advanced alien civilizations could exist somewhere in the universe. He suggested that humanity’s understanding of space may still be extremely limited and compared humans to animals being quietly observed from afar.

Such comments marked a noticeable shift in tone from India’s scientific community, which traditionally avoided public discussions about extraterrestrial life. With India becoming a major force in global space exploration through missions like Chandrayaan and Gaganyaan, interest in unexplained aerial phenomena is steadily increasing.

The Indian Air Force continues to treat all unidentified objects entering Indian airspace as potential security threats. Any aircraft or object that fails to respond to standard identification systems is immediately investigated. However, officials often face difficulties because many reported objects appear to move in unusual ways that do not match traditional aircraft behavior.

As international pressure for transparency grows, many people are now wondering whether India will eventually release its own classified UFO files. While there is currently no official plan for a public disclosure program, rising public curiosity and increasing reports of unexplained sightings could push authorities toward greater openness in the future.

For now, India’s UFO mysteries remain unsolved, continuing to fuel speculation, scientific curiosity, and fascination among millions.