Gode Chuli

Gode Chuli

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As part of the Kathmandu-Terai range, Gode Chuli stands as a majestic beacon for adventurers and nature lovers alike. With an elevation of 2,945 meters (9,662 feet), this peak offers a unique blend of breathtaking views and challenging climbing routes. Imagine standing at the summit, surrounded by the lush greenery and vibrant wildlife that define this pristine ecosystem.

Fast Facts

Country: Nepal

State/Province: Bagmati

Mountain Range: Kathmandu-Terai, Himalaya

Parents: Kathmandu-Terai, Himalaya

Elevation: 9,662 feet / 2,945 meters

Prominence: 4,675 feet / 1,425 meters

Isolation: 28.58 miles / 45.99 kilometers

Nearest Higher Neighbor (NHN): Gosainkunda

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A Glimpse of Nature’s Beauty

The flora and fauna of Gode Chuli are as diverse as they are captivating. From the vibrant rhododendrons that bloom in the spring to the elusive wildlife that roams its slopes, every corner of this mountain tells a story. As you trek through the dense forests, keep an eye out for the colorful birds and unique plant species that thrive in this rich environment.

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