At 8,848.86 meters above sea level, Mount Qomolangma stands as the planet's roof, where ancient glaciers sculpt deep valleys and rivers forge new paths. Now, you can witness this living landscape in real time with CGTN's livestream.
Satellite imagery shows ice fields receding and rocky ridges expanding each season, a stark reminder of our changing climate. For global citizens and adventure seekers, this isn't just a scenic view1it's a window into high-altitude ecosystems under pressure.
The livestream unites explorers worldwide. Engage in live chat to exchange travel tips, discuss sustainable tourism, and connect with fellow digital nomads. It's a virtual summit that spans cultures, ideas, and aspirations.
Whether you're planning your first Himalayan trek, researching climate resilience, or simply seeking awe, Mount Qomolangma's snow-crowned heights offer inspiration and insight. Tune in, explore, and let the world's tallest peak elevate your perspective.
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