Mount Everest

The full name of Mount Everest is Mount Everest. It is the main peak of the Himalayas and the highest mountain in the world. It is located on the border between China and Nepal. The north is in Tingri County, Tibet, China. Dongpo is in Qudang Township, Tingri County, with Everest Base Camp), the south is in Nepal, the summit is located in China, the highest peak in the world, and the center of Everest Nature Reserve and Nepal National Park in China across four counties.
In Tibetan, "Qomo" means the goddess, and "Langma" means the third. Because there are four peaks near Mount Everest, Mount Everest ranks third, so it is called Mount Everest.
Mount Everest has two heights: the climber climbs to the overall height, the height of the snow cover (total height) used in Nepal and other countries is 8848 meters (29029 feet), and the height of the rock surface (bare height) measured by the National Bureau of Surveying and Mapping of China in 2005 That is the geological height) is 8844.43 meters, and the measurement data of the two heights has been recognized since 2010. In addition to being the highest mountain, it is also one of the mountains farthest from the center of the earth.