What is the Valley of Death in Kunlun Mountain, and why is it called the Gate of Hell ?

The Death Valley of the Kunlun Mountains is a spectacular natural wonder, but behind it, there are countless bizarre stories, so it is also known as the "Gate of Hell". When it comes to Kunlun Mountain, this is a legendary "sacred mountain" in our culture. In the "Classic of Mountains and Seas", Kunlun Mountain is inhabited by a group of immortals who can command wind, rain, thunder and lightning;

They are in charge of all things, and the highest palace in Kunlun Mountain is the residence of the "Queen Mother of the West". Later, in Taoist mythology, Kunlun Mountain was also the office of the Yuan Shi Tianzun after opening the world. Therefore, Kunlun Mountain is often called "the sect of ten thousand mountains".

Kunlun Mountain, from the appearance point of view, is very magnificent and grand, and the altitude is also among the best among the famous mountains in China. Inside Kunlun Mountain, there is also a "Death Valley", which is a forbidden place for many people to look away.

What is "Death Valley" sacred? Its scientific name is "Nalengrad Canyon", about 120 kilometers long, 32 kilometers wide, 4000 meters above sea level, from the appearance, here is the most pleasant area of Kunlun Mountain, not only the flowers are blooming all year round, and the woods are thick, like "fairyland" in general.

But for local herders, the Nalengrad Gorge is a veritable "valley of death." It is said that as long as an animal enters the valley of death, no human will survive. Inside Death Valley, there are many animal remains.

In the record of the Book of the Later Han Dynasty, there are even "piles of bones" near the "Valley of Death", which is terrifying.

Many farmers and herders would rather starve their cattle and sheep to death than graze near the "valley of death". No matter how experienced the guide is, after entering the "Death Valley", he will be "dizzy" and completely lost. Some say it's because of the complex magnetic field inside Death Valley; Some people say that this is a rumor spread by false rumors, which is not convincing.

But so far, science has not given a satisfactory answer. To this day, the Nalengrad Gorge is still the "Gate of Hell", a veritable forbidden place.

The Death Valley of the Kunlun Mountains is at a high altitude, with complex terrain and occasional snowstorms. It is called the "Gates of Hell" because of the inaccessibility and the bones of many animals. Anyone who has been there thinks it's terrifying, and it's full of death.

Although the valley is beautiful and pastures are abundant, it is full of animal bones, and legend has it that someone broke into it by mistake and died mysteriously. After the geological team entered, some team members were stunned by the bizarre, so they had the title of the Gate of Hell.

Because it has been untouched for many years, there are many animal bones, which were then passed on by humans who were accidentally discovered.

Kunlun Mountain, if you have read the "Classic of Mountains and Seas" friends will not be unfamiliar, there is a valley in the mountain called "Death Valley", because of the perennial white bones, corpses all over the field and famous, the specific reason experts are not easy to say, can only preliminarily judge that it is formed by biogas.

Unless there are special circumstances, Kunlun Death Valley is generally not allowed to enter.

Kunlun Death Valley, also known as the Nalengrad Gorge, is known as the "Gate of Hell" of Kunlun Mountain. It is located in the Kunlun Mountains of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, starting from Buruntai in Qinghai in the east, starting from Buruntai in the north, and reaching Shashan in the west, with a total length of 105 kilometers, a width of about 33 kilometers, an area of about 3,500 square kilometers, and an altitude of 3,200-4,000 meters.

The valley of Death has Kunlun Mountain in the south and Qilian Snow Mountain in the north to block the cold wind in the north, and the whole valley is located in the middle and upper reaches of the Nalengrad River. It is surrounded by a mid-to-high alpine barrier composed of red rock and sandstone, with majestic and colorful snow-capped mountains, and lakes with crystal clear and rippling microwaves.

The Nalengrad Gorge (i.e., Kunlun Death Valley) is known as the "Gate of Hell" of Kunlun Mountain. Located in the Kunlun Mountains of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, from Qinghai Buluntai in the east, from Buluntai in the north, to Shashan in the west, with a total length of 105 kilometers, a width of about 33 kilometers, an area of about 3500 square kilometers, and an altitude of 3200-4000 meters Kunlun Mountain is indeed full of mysteries, it should be that there are a large number of ores buried in the ground, resulting in an abnormal magnetic field over there, and the herdsmen living around there know that they should try to stay away from the surroundings of Kunlun Mountain when grazing. In the past, it was not uncommon for people to go missing or grazing animals to run to the bottom of the mountain and die inexplicably. Now the Kunlun Mountain has become a garrison for troops, and the common people cannot enter.

Personally, I think that it is because of the strong magnetic field, which changes the distribution of metal ions in the blood in the human body, and eventually destroys the oxygen transport function of the human blood, causing the brain to lack oxygen and hallucinations, and further serious deaths.

The whereabouts of those missing in the "Valley of Death" are still unknown, and no one is alive or dead. There were many animals who strayed into the valley and disappeared like a trace under the nose of people, so the valley of death is said to be the gate of hell.

Because the whereabouts of the people missing in the "Valley of Death" are still unknown, no one alive or dead. Once a flock of sheep strayed into the valley, and disappeared like a trace under the nose of the world. That's why it's called the Gate of Hell – people are gone, and through this gate, they enter Hell.

Kunlun Mountain is probably not a mountain, but it is as big as a mountain or even bigger, and the wheel, what is the wheel bigger than the mountain? Space Battleship! It's a joke for sure (doge).

It's not that people will die if they go in, as long as it's not safe when lightning erupts, the mountain has been tested to have a magnetic field of 1,000 gauss, which can attract nearby lightning into the valley, and such a strong lightning strikes people and dies instantly.

The animal fur and bones inside were only struck by lightning and died, and they were rumored to be eaten by monsters in hell, even if there were, it was a good place, and the mythical West Kunlun Immortal Palace was here, how did it become hell? Don't follow the crowd and hearsay is unreliable.

Because the geographical environment of Kunlun Mountain is not good, and it is also a plateau area, there are basically no people, so it is difficult to survive in Kunlun Mountain, so it will be called the gate of hell.

That's because the geographical environment here in Kunlun Mountain is relatively harsh, and there are also many dangerous places, and if you are not careful, you may die here.

Because the distribution range is very wide, and the valley is particularly deep, and there will be a certain magnetic field, and there will be some dead people, so it is called the gate of hell.

The Scientific Explanation of Death Valley.

In the 90s of the 20th century, in order to uncover the mystery of the gate of hell in Kunlun Mountain, the scientific expedition team of the Xinjiang Geological Bureau braved the danger of being struck by lightning in summer and broke into the canyon for investigation. The expedition's investigation, which lasted a whole summer, revealed the following facts: First, the phenomenon appeared only in the valley of the middle reaches of the Nalengrad River, as if thunderclouds had been sucked into the canyon and concentrated.

It has been determined that there is a strong magnetic force of 1000-3000 gauss near the top of the mountain in this area.

Secondly, the strata in the middle reaches of the river were formed by volcanic activity in the Triassic period, and their main components are strong magnetic basalts, which can be found in large areas of the middle reaches. For this reason, the expedition team attributed the cause to a strong geomagnetic reaction, which caused local thunder.

In addition, in the middle reaches of the Nalengrad River, the wet air flow in summer is easily blocked by the Kunlun Mountains, concentrated in the valleys of the middle reaches, and due to the influence of charged convective clouds or thunderclouds overhead, the atmospheric electric field on the surface of this area is enhanced, often causing the same tip discharge phenomenon as the St. Elmo fire. Repeated thunderstorms have left the area lacking tall trees. However, the grass here is abundant, so cattle and horses like to come to feed, and once the discharge phenomenon is caused, cows, horses and people naturally become the target of lightning strikes.

As for the disappearance of the corpses, it may have something to do with the permafrost that covers the area. The permafrost several meters thick can be said to have been transformed into a huge solid reservoir. In the summer, when the temperature rises, it turns into a swamp.