Himalayan space ark
The Himalayan space ark is a space ark described as located in or beneath the Himalayas mountain range of central Asia, mentioned within the broader catalog of Earth-situated ancient arks compiled by Elena Danaan and Michael Salla based on contactee and insider reports. Thor Han Eredyon of the Galactic Federation of Worlds confirmed in January 2022 that Earth's arks are distributed across multiple continents as encrypted repositories of Intergalactic Confederation seeder knowledge, buried deep when colonial forces withdrew following ancient solar-system wars.
Context
Thor Han Eredyon of the Galactic Federation of Worlds, speaking through Danaan, confirmed in January 2022 that Earth hosts multiple buried arks in addition to the well-publicized Ukrainian, Atlantic, and Antarctic examples, naming several general regions without precise coordinates. Thor Han stated that the arks activated simultaneously upon the arrival of the Intergalactic Confederation fleet near Jupiter: "When the fleet from the Intergalactic Confederation approached this star system, the arks activated. It was time."
The Himalayas are identified in Danaan's book A Gift from the Stars as a site of extraterrestrial underground activity: the Intergalactic Confederation races described as the Pa-Taal — or Seeder founders — are said to maintain old underground residences in the Himalayan region, with the crystalline architecture of their motherships matching the crystal-based underground structures described there.
Contactee corroboration
A contactee identified only as "Robert L." reported spending a year in 1969 in an underground Himalayan base with tall white beings later identified by Salla as consistent with Intergalactic Confederation Seeder races, corroborating Danaan's independent account of meeting the same group aboard their mothership. Salla subsequently clarified that the Ladakh region of the Himalayas is where this base was located: "The Himalayan base that Robert L. said he was taken to, which is associated with this Intergalactic Confederation, was in the Ladakh region of the Himalayas."
Jean Charles Moyen, a French-Canadian secret space program veteran, separately reported being teleported to an ark located beneath Mount Kailash in Tibet — a distinct location from the Ladakh base. Moyen stated he was taken there by Thor Han Eredyon and described it as identical in layout to other arks he had visited, with crystal panels and beings in stasis pods linked by an internal stargate system. Danaan confirmed independently that the Intergalactic Confederation maintains bases in the Himalayas but declined to specify whether she had direct knowledge of the Mount Kailash ark specifically: "I know that the Intergalactic Confederation has bases in the Himalayas and the Galactic Federation as well. But we are more interested in the Seeders, the Intergalactic Confederation, and we have also the testimony of Robert L."
Two distinct Himalayan locations
The testimony thus identifies at least two separate Himalayan locations associated with ark or hall-of-records activity:
- Ladakh region — the underground base visited by Robert L. in 1969 for a full year, staffed by tall Intergalactic Confederation Seeder beings.
- Mount Kailash, Tibet — the ark or Hall of Records reported by Jean Charles Moyen in 2022 as linked by an internal portal network to the Antarctic, Atlantic, and other planetary arks.
Mount Kailash is described in Hindu and Buddhist tradition as the most sacred mountain in Asia and considered the axis mundi or world-mountain. Its role in ancient religious cosmology may encode genuine memory of the ark's presence: "Mount Kailash... is one of the sacred mountains in the Hindu and Buddhist pantheon."
Crystal technology and stargates
All arks encountered by multiple contactees share a common technological signature: crystal-based construction that allows the vessel to exist simultaneously across multiple dimensional densities. Thor Han described the ark interiors as containing "great technology that will change everything," with crystal cores, portal systems made of fluid crystals, pyramidal energy generators, and time devices. Moyen's description of the Tibetan ark matches this specification — crystal panels lining the control surfaces, and a liquid blue light portal at the center of the main chamber connecting to other arks around the globe.
Moyen described a recurring observation across all arks he visited: "Each arc is connected with a Stargate and I think that's how it works. Everything is linked, inside Earth, outside Earth, and on other planets; there is no distance. The communication and the awakening are now."
Seeder framework
According to Intergalactic Confederation as described by Danaan, there are 24 Seeder civilizations that left arks in the solar system — roughly one per seeder race, though arks are distributed across the Moon, Mars, Earth, and other bodies rather than being confined to a single planet. The crews of each ark are described as having incarnated as humans on Earth in successive generations, carrying genetic resonance codes that allow them to activate their specific ark when the time comes. Multiple Himalayan sites are consistent with the presence of several distinct seeder arks or outposts — the Ladakh and Kailash locations potentially belonging to different seeder civilizations within the 24-race Intergalactic Confederation.
Danaan's 2020 book A Gift from the Stars lists the Himalayas alongside Greenland and Siberia as regions on Earth with significant extraterrestrial underground facilities, establishing a pre-existing map of ET presence that predates the 2022 ark activation events.