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What to know about the Mount Kailash pilgrimage site after floods in Nepal and Tibet

BEIJING (AP) — Mount Kailash holds sacred significance for Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and the Tibetan Bon tradition. Each associates the mountain with different beliefs and sacred histories.

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