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Roughest Mountains in China
Everest Peak, Tibet
Everest (8,848m), the world’s first summit, is similar to an east-west arc of mountains, located in the middle of the Nepalese Himalayas on the border, Tingri in Xigaze Prefecture of Tibet south. Among the many rivers in the Himalayas erosion and cutting, the formation of many of the several thousand meters deep gorge channel, Tibet and surrounding areas as trade and cultural exchanges between the shortcut. You can stay for 25 yuan per person per bed in a basic room, easy-to-see mountain scenery sooner or later.
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