Everest Base Camp | Stairs under Mount Everest

When it comes to Mount Everest Base Camp, many people will also think of Mount Everest. After all, the Chinese mountaineering team has actually surveyed and mapped the height of Mount Everest again and again, and the 5G network has also covered Mount Everest due to new historical witnesses.

I have never been in Tibet, but I have been looking forward to driving the Yunnan-Chuan-Tibet line on a motorcycle. Even if I haven't reached the base camp of Mount Everest, I can look up at Mount Everest. This is something I really want to practice, and it won't fade away with time.

At first, I only knew about Mount Everest, which I learned from geography textbooks and TV. Just like the height of 8848 meters, let the world know that Mount Everest is the highest peak in the world, and this historical height is still constantly being refreshed.

As for the "Everest Base Camp", presumably only those with good geographical knowledge and those who have been to Tibet are more familiar with it. Especially, especially in those years when the Internet is not very developed, our world is "small".

The first time I heard the name "Everest Base Camp" was told by a friend. Among the people I know, he is the only person who has climbed the "Everest Base Camp" and the only person who runs around the world.

At first, I basically didn’t know what the Mount Everest base camp was, and I wasn’t very interested. I watched a video today, and this video made me deeply understand the “Everest Base Camp”.

There are two base camps on Mount Everest, which can be understood as the stairs under Mount Everest, one is the base camp on the west slope and the other is the base camp on the east slope. Their altitudes are 6,500 meters and 5,200 meters respectively. The weather in Tibet, especially in areas with higher altitudes, is relatively sunny, and the temperature is generally between 1-19°C.

However, the weather at the Everest Base Camp is generally harsh, and rainy weather such as blizzards are frequent visitors to the Everest Base Camp, and the temperature will generally drop below 0°C at this time. If you live in a warm tent, if there is a snowstorm, the tent will freeze.

It is conceivable that the Everest Base Camp is very challenging for most people, especially for those in the plains, for those who lack exercise. Generally, high altitude and hypoxia are common things. Going to the Everest base camp requires a good system, otherwise it is life-threatening, and this is not a joke.

Therefore, friends who want to go to the Everest base camp or enter Tibet need to spend time exercising their own bodies. It would be bad not to feel unwell after entering Tibet. After all, the conditions in Tibet are very harsh.

As the stairs under Mount Everest, Mount Everest Base Camp is the only way to climb Mount Everest, as essential as stairs. Now the Everest Base Camp has become a local tourist scenic spot, but the harsh climate environment makes the Everest Base Camp so special.