Mansarovar Lake and Raksha Taal located on the holy land of the Himalayas attract the attention of scientists and tourists due to their unique qualities. Both these reservoirs are geographically closely proximity, but have significant variations in their water color, temperature, structure and ecology. Researchers have been trying for a long time to understand this mystery, and the question is still unanswered as to why these reservoirs are so different in one place.
Mansarovar Lake is located in the western region of Tibet and is considered highly sacred in Hindu, Buddhist, Jains and other religions. Its water is very clean and pure. The lake is at an altitude of about 4,590 meters above sea level and its area is about 400 square kilometers.
According to scientists, the water of Mansarovar is often sweet, in which the variety of microbes is limited. Its purity is a symbol of religious faith as well as natural balance. Its water sources are obtained from the melting of glaciers and regional water cycles.
The water color of the demon pool, which is located near Mansarovar, is dark blue or black, which gives the feeling of mystery and depth. It is called ‘demon rhythm’ because its water is saline or saline, which can be unfavorable for life.
Scientists are studying the minerals, high salinity and bacterial structure present in this lake. The ecology here is very different, where the variety of hydroelectrics is less. Some studies have also found that the water chemical composition of the demon pool and the condition of water pressure is completely different from Mansarovar.
The variation of Mansarovar and demon rhythm surprises scientists. Despite both the reservoirs being in proximity, it is a challenge to understand why there is so much variation in their water. Experts believe that the water sources of the two lakes are different, and the bottom rocky structure, water pressure, mineral levels and water flow may also vary.
Some scientists associate this difference to the complex geological structure of the Himalayas, in which the mineral and the structure of the Earth’s surface on the surface under the lakes affect the characteristics of water.
From religious point of view, Mansarovar Lake is considered a source of life -giving and purity. Devotees take bath here and wish for freedom from their sins. At the same time, the demon tal is considered to be the place of the Asuras, and is considered powerful and mysterious.
Both Mansarovar Lake and the demon Taal are amazing in their own way. While one is a symbol of purity and purity, the second is an example of mystery and complexity of nature. For scientists, these reservoirs are still hiding many mysteries, which continue to understand to understand.
This mysterious facts reflect the immense depth and diversity of the Himalayas. If you go on a trip to the Himalayas, it would be an unforgettable experience to experience the Mansarovar and the demon rhythm, which will introduce you to the amazing sports and secrets of nature.
