evidence: Kula Kangri Snow Mountain is located in Luozha County, Shannan Prefecture, Tibet, and is known as one of the "Four Holy Mountains" in central Tibet. At an altitude of 7,538 meters, it was one of the "Nine Gods of World Formation" during the Tubo period in Tibet. Standing on the main ridge in the middle of the Himalayas, Kula Kangri consists of three peaks. There are 6 peaks over 7,000 meters standing side by side with Kula Kangri. Looking from a distance, all the peaks stand in one line, like a barrier of ice. Behind the mountain is the Kingdom of Bhutan. [...] Kula Kangri seen in Pumo Yumcuo stretches for thousands of miles, surrounding and protecting this lake like arms. Blue lakes and majestic snow-capped mountains form a beautiful scene. [...] The best time for Kula Kangri trek is generally in early May, early June, September and October. July and August are the rainy season, and the mountain peaks are often covered by clouds and mist, but the landscape sea of clouds can only be seen in this period. At the end of May and early June, it is the season to watch the alpine rhododendrons bloom. The rainy season is over at the end of September, which is the best time to shoot snow-capped mountains as the sky becomes clearer and bluer.