КИТАЙ ЗАПРЕТИЛ ЭТУ ГОРУ НАВСЕГДА — Что Скрывает Главный Водораздел Планеты

In 2001, China issued a climbing permit. An international scandal ensued. Protests from India to Nepal erupted. A Spanish expedition withdrew its application under public pressure. China then imposed a permanent ban—forever, without exception. But the climbing ban is only the surface. Simply approaching the mountain with scientific equipment requires three permits simultaneously, including military ones. That's why the last major independent geophysical expedition to this area took place over forty years ago. Meanwhile, four of Asia's largest rivers—the Indus, Brahmaputra, Ganges, and Sutlej—originate just 150 kilometers from the summit. Nearly two billion people depend on this water. There's no systematic scientific explanation for why these four watersheds converge here. Simply because no one has arrived with the necessary equipment for the required period. This isn't a conspiracy theory. These are documented facts. Subscribe to stay up-to-date with new episodes—we publish regularly. If you found the video interesting, give it a like—it really helps the channel. Let me know in the comments: should countries whose rivers originate at Kailash demand independent scientific access to the region?