Story Time: In the realm of the towering Himalith Mountains, where the heavens kiss the earth and the clouds weave their tapestries among the peaks, a weary monk named Lhundrup embarked on a pilgrimage unlike any other. Clad in robes of saffron and maroon, his weathered face etched with the lines of countless trials, Lhundrup journeyed through the emerald valleys and mist-shrouded passes in search of the legendary sanctuary known as the Temple of Tranquil Solitude. For months, Lhundrup wandered the labyrinthine trails, guided only by the whispers of the wind and the silent counsel of his own heart. He endured the biting chill of high altitudes and the relentless downpour that cloaked the mountains in a veil of mist. Yet, with each step, his resolve remained unshaken, fueled by the promise of finding inner peace within the temple's hallowed halls. At long last, after traversing treacherous terrain and overcoming countless obstacles, Lhundrup arrived at the foothills where the Temple of Tranquil Solitude lay hidden. With a sense of reverence and awe, he beheld the majestic structure nestled amidst the verdant canopy, its golden spires reaching skyward like outstretched hands seeking divine communion. As Lhundrup ascended the steps of the temple, a sense of serenity washed over him, banishing the weariness that had weighed heavy on his soul. With each footfall, he felt the burdens of his journey fall away, replaced by a profound sense of calm and clarity. Within the temple's sacred chambers, he found solace in the silence, his spirit soaring on the wings of transcendence. Yet, as he gazed upon the timeless beauty of the temple's architecture and the boundless expanse of the surrounding mountains, Lhundrup could not help but wonder at the mysteries that lay hidden within its ancient walls. What secrets did the temple hold? What truths awaited those who dared to seek them? With these questions lingering in his mind like echoes in a mountain pass, Lhundrup bowed his head in reverence, knowing that his journey had only just begun. For in the heart of the Himalith Mountains, amidst the mist and the rain, the Temple of Tranquil Solitude stood as a beacon of hope and enlightenment, calling to all who sought the path to inner peace.

I want to live in the building right at the top 😍

Listening to this on a long car journey today. Exactly what’s needed 🧡

In a time of despair for me, and darkness, this gives me peace. It's beautiful. Thank you.

So many People in the Modern World need this, we have lost our connection with the divine, the eternal, the spiritual, the bliss. Materialistic pleasures and pursuits have blinded us from our true nature and being. Thanks for making this. It truly brings peace to my mind, body, and soul. You are doing God's work.

I love this kind of setting/theme Thanks a lot for your work❤

Un plaisir ✨😘

Love the subtle chord shifts and the light handpan melodies.. beautiful stuff as always!

When your soul is on the brink of reincarnating and all it needs is to pick a birthplace...it's exactly there, where she has to go. When she sees this peaceful place, she's right...because she's at home. How inspiring...thank you (again and again and...) Orlando!

This absolutely made my morning, highly HIGHLY recommend if you wanna start your morning off right!!❤❤❤❤

Really beautiful and affecting - thank you

Healing ailments inn!

After I spent a decade on KZfaq searching for high-quality ambient music, your channel is one of the two I use during sleep and meditation (I’m quite picky!) Cheers to the fantastic work you do! 🎉😊

Dope!

This one just sent me to another level of contentment and happiness in my meditations. Ty EO!!✨🙏🏼🦋

Your most outstanding work yet!

great work as usual Orlando 😁

Keep up the great work! Your channel is wonderful 🤍

Shangri la would be a better name with this picture ;)

B e a u t i f u l ❤❤❤

Невероятно красиво, брат. Жму руку и обнимаю

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Beautiful art ❤️

Having headphones on this track sounds like it has some sort of gap in the center and therefore separates left and right sides.

No Tibetan feel, pls try again.