Jiacuola pass

Jiacuola pass

Jiacuola pass, also known as dingrijie, is also the pass of Mount Everest National Nature Reserve. Huge signs of the reserve stand on the highway, and countless prayer flags are flying in the wind. At 5248 meters of jiacuola pass, the cement elevation board is covered with colorful prayer flags. Over 4000 meters above sea level, the vegetation is rare, the sky is delicate and soft, and the mountains are rough and hard. The top half of the field of vision is pure tile blue, and the bottom half is monotonous ochre red and grayish yellow. Except for the Gray Mountain Road, there is almost no trace of life. Tibetans hold up prayer banners in places where people often visit. They are mostly red, blue, yellow and green. With their strong boldness, they strike a balance with the monotony of the world.

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Jiacuola is often associated with Mount Qomolangma, the commanding height of our blue planet, because jiacuola is the only way for those who intend to climb from the northern slope of Mount Qomolangma to the world's first peak. Therefore, jiacuola is the gateway of Mount Qomolangma. If Everest is a long symphony, then gatora is the gateway of this symphony. Although it is short and insignificant, it is also an indispensable part of the symphony. Located on national highway 318, jiacuola mountain is the only way to Qomolangma National Park.

Address: the boundary between Razi county and Dingri County, Shigatse City

Longitude: 87.253288269043

Latitude: 28.779190063477

Ticket information: no ticket required.