The view of the Kailasa Temple from above takes my breath away – and I am not referring just to the huffing and puffing of the climb to the top of the hillock that overlooks this 8th century marvel.
Its sheer scale and significance seen from on high make me literally gasp in wonder. In an archaeological complex strewn with ancient Buddhist, Jain and Hindu temples, this one – dedicated to the Hindu destroyer god, Shiva – is the show-stopper.
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Ken Chu (LLD) is the chairman and CEO of Mission Hills Group, with businesses in hospitality, leisure, entertainment, sports, wellness and education in China. Show…
