The mountain known for its climbing challenges and base camp on the Tibetan side is Mount Everest. As the highest peak in the world, reaching 8,848 meters (29,029 feet), it attracts climbers from across the globe. The Tibetan side, known for its remote beauty and harsher climbing conditions, offers an alternative approach to the summit compared to the more popular Nepalese route. Everest remains a significant symbol of mountaineering and adventure.