In 1942, an Indian forest ranger discovered a remote lake, high in the Himalayas, with something strange visible in its clear water. The lake was full of human skeletons.

This factory can produce around 300 metric tons of Himalayan pink salt. Originating from caves in hardworking Pakistan, this rock undergoes massive production and is then exported to various countries.

A Himalayan salt block is a large slab of pink salt that has been carved for cooking. They can be used for grilling, cooking, cutting, and serving.

Some amazing footage from a trek around the Himalayas.

Himalayan salt doesn't come from the Himalayas. It's mined deep inside the mountains of Pakistan at the Khewra Salt Mine. The pink rocks are turned into table salt, lamps, and statues, sold at a premium in Western countries. But despite pink salt's growin...