evidence: The most elusive part of the great Himalayan Mountains is, perhaps, located in Bhutan. Also known as the "Mountain Fortress of the Gods", the only surviving Buddhist kingdom is home to some of the highest unclimbed mountains in the world. Naturally, no trip to Bhutan can be complete without a salute to the many renowned summits of the region, such as Gangkhar Puensum, Kula Kangri, and Tongshanjiabu. [...] At anelevation of 7538 metres, Kula Kangri is a strong contender for title of ‘the highest mountain peak of Bhutan’. However, there are disputes regarding its exact location – with some claiming that the stunning peak is wholly in Tibet. Nonetheless, it’s a popular pilgrimage destination for both, the Tibetans and Buddhists. Located in a remote area of Northern Bhutan, adjoining the Chinese border, the mountain is surrounded by a several unclimbed peaks, in the range of 6,000 to 7, 000 metres. Interestingly, Kula Kangri’s first ascent was in 1986 by a team of Japanese and Chinese mountaineers.