In the 11th century, Tibetan yogi Milarepa who was known for miraculous yogic abilities left an imprint of his hand in the cave wall in Tibet where he spent many years of his life. The story goes that Milarepa was demonstrating to a student his mastery over the limits of physical reality by placing his hand at shoulder level and pushing it into the rock. When he did so the rock beneath his hands became malleable leaving a deep impression of his hand that can still be seen to this day. The cave can be visited by anyone prepared to make the journey which is a side trek off the well know Annapurna circuit in Nepal.
