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Minecraft at Mount Everest Base Camp

Khumbu, Nepal

Play Minecraft at Mount Everest Base Camp in Nepal in real Google Street View, with snow, rocks and mountain mobs.

About Mount Everest Base Camp

Mount Everest is the highest mountain on Earth, with a summit at 8,849 meters above sea level according to the survey published by Nepal and China in 2020. It stands on the border between Nepal and the Tibet region of China, and is called Sagarmatha in Nepali and Chomolungma in Tibetan.

The South Base Camp, at about 5,360 meters, is where climbers on the Nepal side gather and acclimatize for weeks before going higher. Thousands of trekkers also walk to base camp every year without trying to reach the summit.

Playing at Mount Everest Base Camp in MineMaps

Everest has its own mountain biome in MineMaps: the ground is made of snow and stone, rocks and spruce trees appear around you, and snowy mobs replace the city ones.

Everything you build or destroy stays inside the game. If you turn on the Shared World, other players who visit Mount Everest Base Camp will see your blocks too, and you can send them a link to come and build with you.

Ideas to try

• Build a base camp tent village out of blocks.
• Dig an ice cave into the snow.
• Stack blocks as high as you can and try to reach the summit in the photo.
• Build a stone shelter before the mobs arrive.

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