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Photo by Brendan Hoffman @hoffmanbrendan // Buddhist pilgrims wearing masks against the sun and dust take celebratory selfies at the Drolma La, which at 5630 meters, or nearly 18,500 feet, is the highest point on the kora around Mount Kailash, in far western Tibet. I made this picture in 2019 on assignment for a National Geographic Magazine story about the Indus River. The four faces of the pyramid-like Mt. Kailash symbolize the four major rivers that originate nearby, with the north face representing the Indus. Also known as Kangrinboqe, the peak is sacred to four religions. Hindus, Buddhists, Jains, and Bönpo all make pilgrimages around its base, though the mountain itself has never been climbed. The kora is a circumambulation of the mountain, clockwise for all but Bönpo, on a path that covers 56 kilometers, or 35 miles. Follow me @hoffmanbrendan for more human stories from around the world. @ナショナルジオグラフィック #mountkailash #tibet #china

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