In the summer in the Himalayas, when the snow melts in the warmest hours, the water trickles down, singing strange melodies. Hymns of yesterday, songs of tomorrow, multi-voiced jokes, or forgotten legends. On certain days, one can listen in the midday sun to the story of Lhahl and Porridge. Lhahl and Porridge, who, like the waters rushing from the mountain peaks, met a thousand times, parted a thousand times, and a thousand times... The legend says that the Buddha of the heavens is hidden in the bowels of the Himalayas. The young Tibetan woman Lhahl alone knows the location, but the gold and jewels that make up the statue awaken the greed of the Chinese occupiers. With the help of the Englishman Porridge, Lhahl must find her way.