Kanchenjunga :
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Hey guys! This is Kanchenjunga, world's third highest mountain, with an elevation of 28,169 feet. It is situated in the eastern Himalayas on the border between Sikkim state, I mean north - northwest of Darjiling, India and eastern Nepal,
Its peak is always covered with snow. The first sun light on the snow white peak turns the peak marvelous with golden reflection. It is vissible from Darjeeling, Sikkim and Nepal.
As you can see guys, it stands tall like a watchful guardian in the Himalayas, reaching up into the sky. From the lowlands, it looks like a giant mountain, with its snowy peak shining in the sunlight. At 8,586 meters high, Kanchenjunga dominates the view, a towering stone peak that seems both distant and calm in its peaceful beauty.
As the sun rises, the mountain changes in color, from a cool white to bright orange and pink, almost as if the mountain itself is waking up with the day. The ice flowing down its sides sparkles like a stream of jewels, while the sharp ridges form patterns against the blue sky. Surrounded by thick forests of pine, the valleys around it are covered in a soft mist, their calmness standing in sharp contrast to the mountain's huge power. Kanchenjunga's beauty isn't just in how tall it is, but also in its spiritual significance. People in Sikkim and Nepal consider it sacred, believing it protects the land and its people. The mountain often appears hidden by clouds, making it seem mysterious and amazing.
One can feel both small and amazed by its majesty. At night, when the stars fill the sky, Kanchenjunga stands quietly, like an ancient watcher. The cool wind whispers through the valleys, carrying stories of the mountain's timeless power, while the distant peaks stand like guardians, holding secrets older than the earth itself. To see Kanchenjunga is not just to witness the raw beauty of the Himalayas, but to feel a deep, respectful connection with the natural forces that shape our world. It's a place where the earth touches the sky, where the spirit is both humbled and uplifted by its grand presence.
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