Landscape Geoglyphs in the Region of Mt Kailash and the Great Lakes

5th International Conference on the Phenomenon of the Holy Mt. Kailash
“Compilation of Traditional and New Aspects of Mt. Kailash and Surrounding Pilgrimage Sites”, University of Hamburg, March 25-27, 2022

A detailed study of high-resolution satellite images of the Kailash region
helped us to discover three groups of huge (up to 4,000 m) prehistoric
relief geoglyphs formed by the mountain terrain and visible only from a
bird's eye view. They are not mentioned anywhere in ancient texts or in
oral tradition, which only emphasizes the antiquity of these unique
objects. The first group is south-west from Rakshas Tal Lake (La Nga Tso)
and on its islands. It consists of five geoglyphs representing images of
anthropomorphic and zoomorphic creatures. The second group is on the
axis connecting the two highest peaks in the Kailash and Gurla Mandhata
region. The third group is near the Drolma La Pass and consists of two rock
formations in the shape of two sacred "Om" symbols with a center of
symmetry in the sacred lake Gauri Kund. The most part of the geoglyphs
are oriented to the cardinal points, they are visible from different angles
and at different times. Considering the numerous relationships in terms of
orientation, location, size, and shape of these relief geoglyphs, it is possible
to suppose that they were purposefully created by highly intelligent beings
before the man appeared on Earth.

Видео Landscape Geoglyphs in the Region of Mt Kailash and the Great Lakes канала Sergey Balalaev