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North entry to Mt. Everest National Park. It is 102 kilometers (about 63.4 miles) to Mt. Everest Base Camp.

The world's highest mountain, Mt. Everest, is located at the boundary of Nepal and China. Its north slope is in the territory of Tingri County in Shigatse Region. Around the Mt. Everest, there are four mountains over 8,000 meters and thirty-eight mountains over 7,000 meters, all of which are snow-capped all the year round. These enhance Mt. Everest's holy appearance. Attraction Intro: Mount Everest
  • North entry to Mt. Everest National Park. It is 102 kilometers (about 63.4 miles) to Mt. Everest Base Camp.
  • The signpost tells that visitors need a permit to enter the core zone areas of the Mt. Everest National Park.
  • The winding dirt road to Mt. Everest
  • Due to the bumpy road, it is better to take an off-road vehicle to travel there.
  • Snow covered Mt. Everest in the far distance and colorful prayer flags in the near distance form a unique scene of Tibet.
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- Last updated on May. 22, 2017 by Gabby Li -