Tibet's Holiest & Mystical Places (Documentary)

There is a strange kingdom in the world. This is where miracles have appeared that the world could not have imagined, where mysterious territory is hidden. Famous for its Buddhist holy name, Tibet is considered a place where Buddhist believers should visit once in a lifetime, so the people here have a deep belief in Buddhism. This is also the answer to the question of why the temple are everywhere in Tibet. Tibet is a region of countless mysteries located in the highest highland region in the world, with an average elevation of nearly 4,200 meters above sea level. Tibet hides an unparalleled mystical energy. About 300 million years ago, due to the intense collision journey of two pre-continent blocks, the earthquake formed the Himalayas and the Tibetan Plateau. It is known as the roof of the earth. It is roughly the size of Western Europe, but it is isolated from the world. Tibet is impressed not only by the huge height, majestic nature, but also because this is a holy place of Buddhism extremely famous. Buddhism has been introduced to Tibet since Tibetan King Songtsen, Gampo married Princess Fan Chan from the old Tang dynasty of China and Princess Brikuti from Nepal. With the combination of Buddhism and Bonnism along with the mutual reception in culture, there has been different development of these two sects. Buddhism became mainstream culture in later times. Gradually, Tibetan Buddhism has penetrated into different aspects of Tibet and become the most revered religion of Tibetans. As an undying belief, Tibetan Buddhism permeates all Tibetans of all walks of life, becoming essential in their daily life and spiritual minds. Pilgrims along the curb or prostrations in the street are the most common way to express their worship. In the Tibetan Plateau, there is an extremely mysterious site protected by deep lakes and dangerous forces are the legendary Kailash Mountain. The mysterious inviolable saint of thousands of people who have climbed Mount Everest at an altitude of 8,848 meters and Mount Kailash is only nearly 6,700 meters high. No one has ever set foot. Legend has it that those who set foot on the slow pleading to the top of the mountain are blasphemous and can die and only those who are completely pure can climb to the top of this mountain. Kailash is the world's most revered sacred site, a super Mecca of all four religions, Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism and Bampo with billions of followers. However, there are no more than a thousand Kailash pilgrims every year. This strangeness is explained by the fact that the mountain is located in the remote west of Tibet, so it is very difficult to move and these are often dangerous journeys. In Tibetan texts, it is said that the mountain is protected by supernatural powers capable of changing reality and time, containing deep secrets that Mount Kailash does not allow humans to conquer. The sacred nature of Mount Kailash has been mentioned in the scriptures. For Hindus, it is the residence of Shiva. The Potala Palace, considered the symbol of Tibet, is the tallest palace in the world. With its spectacular architectural style, the palace is honored as one of the most beautiful architectural buildings. The main buildings of the Potala Palace are located on the red hill next to the Lhasa River. This is not only a splendid architectural work, but also a treasure house, which admires rare art and learns about Tibetan culture and history. Lake Nantso, located northwest of Lhasa, is the world's tallest saltwater lake. In Tibetan, Nantso means Paradise Lake, which is one of the three holy lakes in Tibet, along with Lake Yamdrak and Lake Manasarovar. It is a sacred and sacred lake in Tibet. Nantso is one of the important pilgrimage sites of the locals. Pilgrims from the Tibetan plateau come here every year, especially on the Year of the Sheep according to the Tibetan calendar. Jhakan Temple means House of the Buddha, which is the religious and spiritual center of Tibet and the holiest destination for all Tibetan pilgrims. Built with gilded tile roofs, this is a combination of Han, Tibetan, Indian, and Nepalese architectural styles. Jhakan Temple always attracts countless pilgrims. Jhakan Temple is extremely important for Tibetans. People walk clockwise around the temple constantly. Sira Monastery stores many precious relics, classic art for monks to learn Buddhist knowledge. Moreover, the debate about daily Buddhism is an extremely important spiritual class to practice and test their Buddhist proficiency. As the leading highlight in the Sira Monastery, the debate is open to the public and tourists to enjoy the beauty of Buddhism and find enlightenment within their hearts. Ban is the indigenous religion of the Tibetan people in the King Aplat-o-Ancient Tibet. This is an ancient religion. It is characterized by mystical rituals, spells, sacrifices, and manipulation of the soul. This religion places a lot of emphasis on the practice of meditation. It was the main religion of the Tibetan people before the emergence of Buddhism in the 7th century and had a significant influence on Tibetan Buddhism. Current Buddhist traditions such as incest, burial ceremonies, prayer flags, magic traps, festive dances, and the holy stone scrub is derived from Ban religion. In Tibet, there is a very scary custom of burying the dead called heavenly burial. Instead of burying the dead in the ground as many countries do, Tibetans put dead bodies on the mountain to pray on meat-thirsty vultures. This is also a form of burying human remains, but burying the bodies in the stomachs of these wild birds. For the people here, they think that people have died. Only the body remains and the more important part than the body is the soul. In 1943, Hitler sent people to Tibet in search of a mystical place called Champ Holland. It is said that there is an infinity energy that can reverse the Earth's axis both in space and time. Hitler wanted that mystical power to build up his unfavorable war situation. The documents of exploration to this mysterious German land in Tibet are of a special type of confidentiality according to German, British, and American conventions that they may be deciphered in later years or may be permanently buried in history. This remains an unsolved mystery. In the 20th century, explorers began searching for Champ Holland and assumed that the same sanctuary had been buried somewhere under the thick Himalayan snow. According to legend, this is considered a sacred land. Only those who have a good heart and noble dignity can see it. Buddhists believe that the kingdom exists somewhere in the Tibetan Himalayas and is guarded by gods with supernatural powers. This makes Champ Holland even more fascinating and mysterious. The life of the Tibetan from ancient times mainly revolved around the breeding of sheep, horses, and farming to life. However, society is developed and Tibet is now one of the equally advanced countries. But this place always retains its own mysterious and mysterious culture. Tibetan life is governed by religion. Religion appears in the activities and activities of people every day even for hours. Tibetans spend most of their time praying or performing other religious activities such as turning the prayer wheel and flying prayer flags to make the soul turn to Buddha. Tibetan Buddhists also send their sons to monasteries, take part in pilgrimages, do good deeds and give gifts to lamas for merit to the Buddha. Common rituals in Tibet such as rubbing holy stones together. The traditional way of praying for the blessing of the locals is to dip a finger in milk and splash it in the sky. The buildings are blessed by a lama. A Tibetan Buddhist explains, before you do anything, you must have the permission of the gods. Tibetans have always been fascinated by magical and mystical practices and from early times have considered their country to be home to countless supernatural forces whose actions have a direct impact on people's lives. This is also the factor that makes people curious and want to explore this country.