Fun fact: apparently,spending just 12 hoursin the vicinity of themountain can causehair and nails to growas much as they wouldover two weeks undernormal conditions.Mount Kailash inHinduism issignificant as it is thehome of a sacreddeity; named LordShiva – the god ofdevastation andrebirthThis pilgrimagerewardsfollowers totheir faith andcleanses theirkarma.This pilgrimage isconnected tofaith/belief/traditions asMount Kailash is believedto be the sacred home ofDemchok, a deityassociated with supremebliss, enlightenment,wisdom and compassion.As of today, pilgrimsstill travel to MountKailash to performthe Kora. Around15,000 Indianpilgrims travel thereannually.The Kora is the mainact of worship:pilgrims will walkclockwise around themountain,symbolising honourof the mountain’sdivine presence.People travel to MountKailash because it is ajourney that is believedto purify the soul grantspiritual merit, removenegative karma, andbring spiritualenlightenment.Fun fact:Completing thejourney around themountain 108 timesis believed to grantpilgrims liberation,or moshka.Fun fact: apparently,spending just 12 hoursin the vicinity of themountain can causehair and nails to growas much as they wouldover two weeks undernormal conditions.Mount Kailash inHinduism issignificant as it is thehome of a sacreddeity; named LordShiva – the god ofdevastation andrebirthThis pilgrimagerewardsfollowers totheir faith andcleanses theirkarma.This pilgrimage isconnected tofaith/belief/traditions asMount Kailash is believedto be the sacred home ofDemchok, a deityassociated with supremebliss, enlightenment,wisdom and compassion.As of today, pilgrimsstill travel to MountKailash to performthe Kora. Around15,000 Indianpilgrims travel thereannually.The Kora is the mainact of worship:pilgrims will walkclockwise around themountain,symbolising honourof the mountain’sdivine presence.People travel to MountKailash because it is ajourney that is believedto purify the soul grantspiritual merit, removenegative karma, andbring spiritualenlightenment.Fun fact:Completing thejourney around themountain 108 timesis believed to grantpilgrims liberation,or moshka.

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Fun fact: apparently, spending just 12 hours in the vicinity of the mountain can cause hair and nails to grow as much as they would over two weeks under normal conditions.
  2. Mount Kailash in Hinduism is significant as it is the home of a sacred deity; named Lord Shiva – the god of devastation and rebirth
  3. This pilgrimage rewards followers to their faith and cleanses their karma.
  4. This pilgrimage is connected to faith/belief/traditions as Mount Kailash is believed to be the sacred home of Demchok, a deity associated with supreme bliss, enlightenment, wisdom and compassion.
  5. As of today, pilgrims still travel to Mount Kailash to perform the Kora. Around 15,000 Indian pilgrims travel there annually.
  6. The Kora is the main act of worship: pilgrims will walk clockwise around the mountain, symbolising honour of the mountain’s divine presence.
  7. People travel to Mount Kailash because it is a journey that is believed to purify the soul grant spiritual merit, remove negative karma, and bring spiritual enlightenment.
  8. Fun fact: Completing the journey around the mountain 108 times is believed to grant pilgrims liberation, or moshka.