Tingri
Tingri, also known as Shegar, is a small town in Tibet, China. Situated at 4,300 meters, it offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas and serves as a gateway to Mount Everest Base Camp.
| Name: | Tingri |
| Country / District: | China , Tibet |
| Full Address: | Tibet, China |
| Altitude: | 4300 meters |
| Special Attraction: | Tingri's special attractions include its proximity to Mount Everest Base Camp, stunning views of the Himalayas, rugged landscapes, Tibetan culture, and access to trekking and mountaineering routes in the region. |
Tingri, also recognized as Shegar, is a petite town nestled within the Shigatse Prefecture of the Tibet Autonomous Region in China. It sits at an elevation of approximately 4,300 meters (about 14,100 feet) above sea level. Tingri holds the distinction of being a favored resting place for travelers en route to Mount Everest Base Camp, as it is conveniently located near the northern base of the world's tallest peak. The town presents captivating vistas of the neighboring Himalayan mountains and is renowned for its rugged terrains and rich Tibetan culture. Tingri serves as a gateway to several trekking and mountaineering paths in the vicinity, drawing adventure enthusiasts and nature aficionados.