Meili Xue Shan, Mountain range in China
Meili Xue Shan is one of the most sacred mountains in Tibetan Buddhism.
The mountain is part of the larger Hengduan Shan system, which has a rich geological and botanical history.
Meili Xue Shan translates to 'Mainri Snow Mountains' in English and holds spiritual significance to local communities.
Climbing Meili Xue Shan can be dangerous due to unpredictable weather conditions, and fatalities have been recorded.
Kawagebo Peak, the highest summit of Meili Xue Shan, remains unconquered due to respected local beliefs and climbing bans.
Location: Yunnan
Elevation above the sea: 6,740 m
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