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Hundreds of fresh prayer flags are prepared and added to the pole.
The head lama's sacred scarf adds the final touch to the proceedings.
But the significance of Mount Kailash isn't confined to Buddhists alone.
Other faiths venture to this remote place
Many from far beyond the Himalayas.
Threatening to upstage the Buddhists, the Hindus arrive
Adding their own mix of colour and music.
When suitable respect has been paid
It's time for the newly dressed prayer pole to be raised.
The pole must end up straight or it will be a bad omen for Tibet.
At last the pole stands true
and the new prayers can be blown to the heavens.
Around this point
the power of the Tibetan landscape and the beliefs of many cultures converge.
More prayers, written on pieces of paper called "wind horses"
Are thrown into the air and flutter upwards towards the peak of Kailash
Where the gods of the different faiths are believed to reside.
Here at the axis of the world, is a rare vision of harmony.