Replies: 2 - Last Post: 10-Oct-2007 02:15 Last Post By: Losang
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No its not true, it can be for a shorter time. many people go there in the winther. What the nepali agent is doing is probably to cover him self in case its closed at the specific time your going. head to Lhasa and make arrangements from there to visit Everest.
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No, this is not true. I go to the Tibet side EBC nearly every winter. Only one time did I see snow on the road and it was very minimal. You should have no problems going in November.
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