Walking Mount Kailash, Tibet: Circling the Sacred Peak is an immersive, first-person journey into one of the most sacred and mysterious mountains in the world. In this narrative, the author takes readers along the ancient pilgrimage route, the kora, around Mount Kailash, offering a rare glimpse of high-altitude endurance, spiritual reflection, and Tibetan culture. Through vivid descriptions of snow-capped ridges, glacial streams, and vast plateau landscapes, readers experience the physical challenges of walking at over 5,600 meters, the mental resilience required for prolonged exertion, and the quiet spiritual transformations that occur with each deliberate step. The book goes beyond a simple travelogue, exploring the philosophical and spiritual dimensions of pilgrimage, the interactions between pilgrims, and the lessons of patience, humility, and presence that the sacred journey imparts. Detailed appendices provide practical advice for planning a kora: preparation checklists, health and altitude tips, cultural etiquette, seasonal considerations, route highlights, and journaling prompts to deepen personal reflection. Whether you are a serious trekker, a seeker of spiritual insight, or simply a lover of remote landscapes, this book guides you through Mount Kailash's sacred paths while offering inspiration for personal growth and mindful living.