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Torch relay mountaineers back in Beijing

Members of the mountaineering team for the Olympic torch relay on top of Mt. Qomolangma and staff members flew to Beijing on Thursday. [Full story]
[Flame atop highest summit] [Text] [Photos] [Video]
[Team returns] [Heroes' welcome] [VP's remarks] [BOCOG's congrats]

Qomolangma Relay Route

Road to the Summit

SummitSummit: Which height else that makes people so anxious to look forward to?



Attack CampAttack Camp: Qomolangma climbers typically set out from Attack Camp.



Camp IVCamp IV: It serves as the last place where climbers rest up.



North ColNorth Col: One can see the northern cliff of Mt. Qomolangma to the south.



Advanced Base CampAdvanced Base Camp: Around April and May, the camp is usually lined with colorful tents.



Camp ICamp I: Glaciers line the sides of Camp I.



Base CampBase Camp: Cars are not allowed beyond Rongbuk Monastery.



Chola PassChola Pass: Thin clouds line the mountains like flags against a blue backdrop.



TingriTingri: The average altitude of Tingri is 4300 meters above sea level.



Gyatsola PassGyatsola Pass: The Gyatsola Pass has a breathtaking view.



XigazeXigaze: Xigaze literally means "the best manor" in the language of Tibet.



LhasaLhasa: Lhasa has a history of more than 1,300 years.

Hello! Mt. Qomolangma!

Which height else that makes people so anxious to look forward to?