Tibetan folklore mentions a wild man-like creature known as the “Mi-go” or “Mirka”. This creature is described as a hairy, ape-like beast that lives in remote mountain regions and is known for its strength and ferocity. Although the creature is not considered a deity in Tibetan culture, it is still thought to possess supernatural powers and is often associated with the idea of the Yeti or Abominable Snowman. The Mi-go is often depicted as a fearsome creature that should be respected and avoided. In Tibetan folklore, the creature is sometimes considered a symbol of the untamed and mysterious wilderness, reflecting the beliefs and fears of Tibetan people about the unknown.