A sacred Himalayan peak near Nabhidhang, famous for a natural snow pattern resembling the ॐ symbol and revered by Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims.
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Om Parvat is a sacred Himalayan peak in Pithoragarh district near the India-Nepal border. Seasonal snow on its dark rock face forms a pattern resembling the ॐ symbol, visible from the Nabhidhang area. The mountain is revered by Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims and is commonly visited on the Adi Kailash–Om Parvat circuit through the remote Byans Valley.
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