Peak Details
Highlights
Lhotse is a spectacular Himalayan peak located south of Mount Everest and linked through the South Col. With an elevation of 8,516 m (27,940 ft) and prominence of 610m, it is the fourth tallest peak in the world. Lhotse has the most prominent mountain face at 3.2 km high and 2.25 km wide.
This stunning peak shares the same route as that of Mt Everest, passing through the South Col. From “Geneva Spur,” the route to the Lhotse summit takes you rightward through a steep climb on a long couloir. The Western face is generally the most preferred climbing route.
Lhotse massif includes three different summits. The Lhotse Main is the highest among them, with 8,516 m in elevation. The other summits include Lhotse Shar (8,383 m) and the Lhotse East/Middle (8,413 m). The Lhotse Main was first submitted in 1956 by a Swiss team.
While crossing the Lhotse face, you will encounter Lhotse Couloir, a huge ice gully. It is the most challenging part of the expedition. Moreover, there are steep 80-degree inclines as well in the mountain. Mountaineers must know the proper use of equipment to tackle many technical sections above 8000m.
To arrive at the Lhotse Base Camp, you must trek for around two weeks. The beautiful trek passes through numerous natural terrains and conservation areas to arrive at the base camp. There are many cultural and religious heritages along the trail.
After arriving at the base camp, you will spend around 28-30 days acclimatizing, training, and finally summiting Lhotse. There are four camps before the summit of Lhotse. Our team, which consists of experienced Sherpa guides, will help you all along the climbing journey.
We provide you with this Lhotse expedition package at a reasonable price. We assure you of a safe and successful Himalayan expedition. Read more about the Lhotse Expedition in detail and book in advance. Happy Adventure!
Best Time for Lhotse Expedition
Spring
The Lhotse expedition is ideal in the spring season lasting from April-May. The moderate temperatures and pleasant climate make the season favorable for climbing. There are fewer chances of any weather-related delays and challenges as it remains stable. The Spring season makes the trails even more lush and beautiful.
Autumn
The Autumn season from September-November is also ideal for Lhotse expeditions. The autumn season has no heavy rainfall, snowfall, or other weather challenges. There are clear skies with favorable conditions like moderate temperatures. Hence, many expeditions take place in Autumn as well.
The difficulty of the Lhotse Expedition
Lhotse is a technical mountain with many challenges. These include extreme temperatures, low oxygen levels, treacherous routes, etc. The Lhotse must cross the Lhotse face passing through the “Reiss couloir,” considered the toughest section.
High-level mountaineering training is necessary before you make your way to the mountain. The climbers must know the use of gear and equipment, including fixed ropes, crampons, ascenders, jumars, ice axes, etc. These factors make the expedition quite tricky.
Since you will spend more than a month in various camps on the mountain, you must consider various aspects. These include acute mountain sickness, frostbite, nutrition, sleep timings, and others. Since altitude sickness is a big challenge, you will need to acclimatize at various camps before arriving at the summit.
Summit fever and exhaustion are other challenging factors in the ascent of Lhotse. The harsh winds in the afternoon can cause various difficulties. Hence, you must climb the summit early in the morning before sunrise. The team members and Sherpa guides will help you on the journey. You should always follow their guidance for a safe and successful Lhotse expedition.
Why Climb Lhotse?
- Mt Lhotse is an eight-thousander, and ranks as the fourth highest in the world
- Trekking through the lush natural trails to arrive at the base camp
- Observing the diverse flora and fauna of the region
- Scenic vista of various snow-clad Himalayan vistas
- Exploring the serene landscapes of Sagarmatha National Park
- Training with veteran climbers and mountaineers
- Practice ground for other climbs above 8000m
- Incredible hospitality and warm welcome along the trails
- The support of the best and most experienced Sherpa guides.
- Exploring the rural settlements and lifestyle of the local people
- Exploring the cultural and religious heritage of the region
- Climbing the Island peak for acclimatization
- Beat team support regarding oxygen, first aid, meals, accommodations, and other logistics
Who Can Climb Mt Lhotse?
Anyone with basic fitness and mental strength can climb Mt Lhotse. However, since this is an 8000 m mountain, it is not going to be an easy task. Hence, proper training with mountaineering gear and equipment is essential for the climb. You should also join an expedition team with Sherpa guides who will help you with all the climb steps.
Itinerary
As you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, we will pick you up and transfer you to the hotel in Kathmandu. Since this is a major expedition, our team lead will brief you about the tour in detail. You can explore the city in the evening or rest at the hotel and prepare for the journey.
Meals: Welcome Dinner
You will prepare for the Lhotse Expedition on the second and third days. You will meet your team members, porters, and Sherpa guides for the journey. You must complete other formalities, including the various permits for climbing and trekking.
You need to show these permits at various checkpoints along the trail. You will also learn about the route to the summit. First aid facilities, trekking gears, equipment, and emergency safety protocols are other factors that you will learn.
Meals: BB plan (Bed and Breakfast)
Accommodation: Hotel
Flight duration: 35-40 minutes
Lukla Altitude: 2860m
Trek Duration: 3-4 hrs
Overnight: Hotel of Phakding
Meals: BLD (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
The flight in the early morning will take you to Lukla. You will rest for some time and then continue your journey on the trek. The trail on this trekking day will lead you to Phakding. The flight to Lukla from Kathmandu takes around 35-40 minutes.
Located at the cliff's edge, with a narrow runway, the airport is quite dangerous. You will trek for 3-4 hrs to complete the journey to Phakding. The views of Mt. Khumbila and Mt. Kusum Kangraru highlights the trek. You will stay in Phakding for the night.
Namche Altitude: 3440m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Hotel of Namche Bazaar
Meals: BLD
The trek on this day takes you to the beautiful destination of Namche Bazaar. The trail of this section of the trek will pass alongside the Dudh Koshi River. There are many forested trails and suspension bridges that you will pass through along the trails.
After trekking for some time, you will arrive at the entry point of the Sagarmatha National Park in Monjo. You can show your permits and then continue your journey to Namche. After a slight descent, you will climb for some time to arrive at Namche.
Overnight: Hotel of Namche Bazar
Meals: BLD
Namche Bazaar is a beautiful settlement and has many acclimatization points. There you can hike to the Khunde and Khumjung hills. Also, the Syangboche viewpoint is a great hiking destination to observe the snow-clad Himalayan vista.
You can visit the Sherpa museum, dedicated to the people and their mountaineering heritage. After hiking and exploring the region's beautiful landscapes, you will return to Namche and rest overnight.
Deboche Altitude: 3820m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Tea Houses/Lodge of Deboche
Meals: BLD
You will continue trekking in the serene landscapes of the region from Namche. The trail will lead you to the settlements of Deboche on this day. Trekkers will pass through the glacial path alongside the Dudh Koshi River.
Trekkers can observe Mount Everest, Mt Nuptse, Mt Ama Dablam, and others. The trail has many forested areas that lead you to Sansa. From Sansa, we will then trek to the Tengboche monastery, an important religious site in the Khumbu region.
There is a huge festival in the area during the Mani Rimdu festival. From Tengboche, you will descend gradually into a forested trail to arrive at Deboche. After arriving at Deboche, you will rest in the teahouse for the night.
Dingboche Altitude: 4410m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Tea Houses/Lodge of Dingboche
Meals: BLD
On this trekking day, you will trek through the serene terrains. You will arrive at the settlement of Dingboche. We will then descend further to the Imja River. The trail then climbs to dense forest lands to arrive at Pangboche. From Pangboche, you will continue your trek to Pheriche alongside the Lobuche River. The trail will climb steeply to arrive at Dingboche finally.
Dingboche remains covered in large walls to protect the crops of buckwheat, potatoes, barley, etc. You can observe the sweeping views from the settlement, including Mt Makalu and the Imja River. We will rest overnight at the teahouse in Dingboche.
Overnight: Tea Houses/Lodge of Dingboche
Meals: BLD
On day nine, you will rest and acclimatize in Dingboche. The beautiful village settlements are ideal for acclimatization. There are various settlements where you can go on a complete cultural exploration.
In the Chukung village, you can climb the trekking peak of Chukung Ri. The serene views of the entire region, including Mt Cho Oyu, Lhotse wall, and Mt Pumori, will enchant you. You will return after exploring around.
Chhukung Altitude: 4730m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Tea Houses/Lodge of Chhukung
Meals: BLD
The trail on this day will take you to Chukung from Dingboche. The beautiful region will provide you with the best scenic views. The course will lead you through the picturesque landscapes close to Island Peak. The Chukhung route is quite scenic. After arriving at the settlement, you will spend the night at the teahouse in Chhukung.
Island Peak Base Camp Altitude: 5200m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Tented Camp at Island Peak Base Camp
Meals: BLD
On this trekking day, you will trek from Chukung to finally arrive at Island Peak Base Camp. The trail in this section is quite challenging, with many boulders and glacial paths. We pass through the Lhotse glacier and arrive at the Base Camp. Finally, at the base camp, we will set up tents with the help of Sherpa guides and rest overnight.
Overnight: Tented Camp at Island Peak Base Camp
Meals: BLD
This particular day gets separated for climbing training in the Island peak base camp. You will take various training during your stay in the base camp area. The training regime will provide the best preparation for Island peak climbing.
You will learn about mountain routes, climbing techniques, gears like fixed ropes, ascenders, carabiners, jumars, etc. You will get briefed about the safety measures you can take in the region. After training and practicing, you can rest overnight at the base camp.
Island Peak Altitude: 6,119m
Climb Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Teahouse/Lodge of Chhukung
Meals: BLD
On the 13th day of the Lhotse Expedition, we will continue your journey to the summit of Island Peak. The journey starts early in the morning. The trail is moderately challenging, but a steep climbing section is near the top of the summit.
After you arrive at the top of the summit, you will get awe-inspiring views of the snow-clad mountains. You can observe Mt Nuptse, Makalu, Mt Lhotse, Mt Baruntse, Ama Dablam, and others from the top. You will return to the base camp after some time.
Island Peak Base Camp Altitude: 5200m
Trek Duration: 3-4 hrs
Overnight: Teahouse/Lodge of Lobuche
Meals: BLD
The trail then leads you to the east on challenging terrain as you pass through the Khumbu Icefall via Kongma La. The course is quiet, with no settlements. But the views of the snow-clad mountains, including Island Peak and Amphu Lapcha Pass, are pretty enchanting. After trekking alongside the river for some time, you will arrive at Lobuche.
Gorak Shep Altitude: 5170m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Teahouse/Lodge of Gorakshep
Meals: BLD
This trek section from Lobuche to Gorak Shep passes through the Khumbu Glacier. There are many memorials in the region of the climbers who have perished in the region. After crossing the Khumbu Glacier, you will finally arrive at the Changri Nup glacier. The trail then continues before finally arriving at the settlement of Gorakshep.
Lhotse Base Camp / Everest Base camp Altitude: 5364m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Tented Camp at Lhotse Base Camp
Meals: BLD
The trek section passes through the beautiful terrains to arrive at the Lhotse Base Camp. The trail gets tougher as you move along the path. The ascent gradually gets steep, providing sweeping views of the snow-clad mountains. The trail then leads you to the rocky dunes to finally arrive at the Lhotse Base Camp or the Everest Base Camp.
Overnight: Tented Camp at Lhotse Base Camp
Meals: BLD
From day 17 to day 20, you will acclimatize at the Lhotse Base Camp. This process is essential as it helps you to tackle various challenges like altitude sickness. The Lhotse Base Camp/ Everest base camp provides sweeping views of the snow-clad mountains, including Pumori, Nuptse, and others.
This base camp is also the base camp for the Everest expedition. You will acclimatize, train for the expedition using trekking gear and equipment, including fixed ropes, ascenders, carabiners, jumars, etc. You will also have practice sessions to tackle the challenging terrains in the Lhotse Base Camp.
Camp I Altitude: 5900m
Climb Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Tented Camp at Camp I
Meals: BLD
The trek from Base Camp to Camp I is on the cards from days 21-22. You will climb about 750 meters through snow and rocky walls these days. We will also cross the famous Khumbu Glacier by a ladder. The journey to Camp I is relatively difficult as it is the first day of the climb. There are various ascends in this journey hence, you need to start early. After arriving at Camp I, you will explore before returning to the base camp.
Camp I Altitude: 5900m
Overnight: Tented Camp at Lhotse Base Camp
Meals: BLD
This is a rest day at the base camp. You will train for the climb and then prepare for the trek.
Camp I Altitude: 5900m
Climb Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Tented Camp at Camp I
Meals: BLD
The trekking journey starts early as you pass through the various terrains to arrive at Camp I. The path is the one you have traveled before. Hence, it will be easier. You will arrive at Camp I after 7 hrs where you can stay for 2 days. In these 2 days, you will rest and acclimatize. You will also prepare for Camp II.
Camp II Altitude: 6,400m
Climb Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Tented Camp at Camp II
Meals: BLD
The trail to Camp II takes around 9-10 hr. The Camp located in the West ridge bottom takes you through the gorge. At the Camp, we will acclimatize to the surroundings and prepare for Camp III. The trail will then lead you to Camp II, passing through the big steep faces. You will require Ice and ladder climbing during the journey.
Camp III Altitude: 7100m
Climb Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Tented Camp at Camp III
Meals: BLD
On Day 28, we will continue your journey passing through the beautiful terrains. The ascend to Camp III can get quite challenging as the effects of high altitude might be visible on some climbers. There you will use fixed ropes with steep climbs of 30 to 45 degrees. After arriving at Camp III, you will rest overnight. The following day you will rest, acclimatize and prepare for the trek.
Camp II Altitude: 6400m
Overnight: Tented Camp at Camp II
Meals: BLD
We will descend to Camp II and rest overnight on this day. You will try to adapt to the changing high altitude conditions.
Camp II Altitude: 6400m
Overnight: Tented Camp at Camp II
Meals: BLD
We will stay in Camp II for 6 days acclimatizing and training for the expedition. We will rest there for several days for better acclimatization.
Camp III Altitude: 7100m
Climb Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Tented Camp at Camp III
Meals: BLD
On day 37, we will continue our journey through challenging terrains to arrive at Camp III. You will find it easier to travel as your body will acclimate to some extent. There we will rest after arriving at Camp III for two days.
Camp IV Altitude: 7900m
Climb Duration: 8 hrs
Overnight: Tented Camp at Camp IV
Meals: BLD
On Day 39, you will continue your trek to Camp IV. The beautiful destination will pass through the serene landscapes. We will ascend to Camp IV (7900 m), passing through a 40-45 degrees face which takes around 8 hours. We will rest at the Camp and prepare for the summit ascent.
Lhotse summit Altitude: 8,516 m
Climb Duration: 10 hrs
Overnight: Tented Camp at Camp IV
Meals: BLD
On day 40, you will summit the Lhotse peak on a 12-hour climb. Since the weather is not the best in the afternoon, we will have to climb early and arrive at the summit before 12. There are Sherpa guides who will help you to climb the summit of Lhotse.
The Sherpa guides ensure your safety and follow all the protocols necessary during the climb. They will install fixed ropes, harnesses, and all the essential gear and equipment. There are 40-45 degrees climbing walls and an 80-degree bulge.
The serene views of Mount Everest (8848 m), Nuptse (7879m), Ama Dablam (6856 m), Khumbu glacier, and others are pretty stunning. The weather at the summit is very windy and harsh, and unpredictable. Hence you will return to Camp II after observing the beautiful landscapes.
Camp II Altitude: 6400 m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Tented Camp at Base Camp
Meals: BLD
On this day of the Lhotse Expedition, you will trek back to the base camp trek. We will stay overnight at the Base Camp.
Lhotse Base Camp Altitude: 5364m
Overnight: Tented Camp at Lhotse Base Camp
Meals: BLD
We will rest in the base camp for 2 days after completing the Lhotse expedition.
Lhotse Base Camp Altitude: 5364m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Teahouse/Lodges of Pheriche
Meals: BLD
We will return from the base camp to Periche. The descending trail will cover 14 km and take 7 hours. We will spend the night at the teahouse in Pheriche.
Pheriche Altitude: 5364m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Hotel of Namche Bazar
Meals: BLD
We will finally trek from Pheriche to Namche Bazar. The descending trails provide a unique perspective of the snow-clad mountains. After arriving at Namche, you will rest overnight.
Namche Altitude: 3440m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Hotel of Lukla
Meals: BLD
The trail of the trek on this day will finally lead you to your destination of Lukla. You will trek through the path you took earlier in the region and stay in Lukla overnight.
Lukla Altitude: 2860m
Trek Duration: 5-6 hrs
Overnight: Fine Hotel Of Kathmandu
Meals: BB Plan
You will finally fly from Lukla to the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu on this day. At the airport, you will get greeted by the team members and transferred to the hotel.
These two free days allow you to explore the various cultural landmarks of the Kathmandu valley. You can visit the beautiful durbar squares of Kathmandu, Lalitpur, and Bhaktapur. You can observe the region's rich cultural heritage or explore the city.
Overnight at Fine Hotel of Kathmandu
Meals: BB plan with Farewell Dinner
Finally, you will travel to the airport in Kathmandu. You can travel to your desired destination.
US $ 15,500.00 per person
Instant Booking
What's included?
- Pick up and Drop off facilities from Airport and Hotel
- Accommodation facilities in Kathmandu on twin sharing basis
- Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu flight
- Lhotse Expedition Government Royalty
- One Sherpa per client
- Sherpas and (wages, insurance, equipment, clothing, flight, meals, accommodation, and insurance)
- Porters cost from Lukla to Lhotse Base Camp and back to Lukla
- Liaison officer fees (Daily wages, clothing, equipment, flight, meals, accommodation, and insurance)
- All camping facilities
- One tent per member at Base camp
- Shared Shower Tents, Store Tent, Toilet Tent, etc.
- Kitchen and Dining equipment
- Meals and Drinks during the camping
- EPI Gas and High Altitude cooking stoves till Camp 4
- High Altitude Mountain Hardware T3 Tents on Camp 1, Camp 2 and Camp 3. (Twin Sharing)
- High Altitude tents Mountain Hardware T3 Tents on Camp 4. (Triple Sharing)
- Expedition handling fees
- Ministry of Tourism Garbage deposit fees
- Oxygen Mask and Regulator for emergency
- Supplementary Oxygen - 6 bottles per person
- Oxygen bottles, Mask and Regulator for Sherpa guides (4 bottles per Sherpa)
- High altitude sleeping mat till Camp IV
- Support staff (Cook, Guide, Helpers, etc) cost (wages, insurance, equipment etc).
- SPCC Environmental Fee (Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee)
- Heaters in the mess tent at Base Camp.
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner from Lukla till Camp 4, and back.
- Tea, Coffee from Lukla to Lhotse Base Camp
- Sagarmatha National park fee.
- Climbing Sherpa fee (daily wages, equipment allowance, insurance, meals, accommodation etc)
- Khumbu Village Development Fee.
- Khumbu Icefall doctors fee.
- Expedition operators Association of Nepal’s Rope Fixing fee
- Sherpa’s carrying wages above base camp (Camp 1 - Camp 4)
- Solar Panel Generator at Base Camp
- Radio sets for members and climbing Sherpa
- Satellite phone for Emergency use
- GAMO bag (Portable Altitude Chamber)
- Hot water for shower till Lhotse Base Camp
What's not included?
- International flights and airport taxes.
- Visa fees.
- Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu.
- Laundry fees.
- Travel insurance.
- Climbing Equipments
- Tipping costs for driver, guide, porter, and service staff
- Sherpa Climbing Bonus - (USD 1000 recommended)
- Any other items not included in the Cost Includes section
Fixed Departures
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Highlights
Lhotse is a spectacular Himalayan peak located south of Mount Everest and linked through the South Col. With an elevation of 8,516 m (27,940 ft) and prominence of 610m, it is the fourth tallest peak in the world. Lhotse has the most prominent mountain face at 3.2 km high and 2.25 km wide.
This stunning peak shares the same route as that of Mt Everest, passing through the South Col. From “Geneva Spur,” the route to the Lhotse summit takes you rightward through a steep climb on a long couloir. The Western face is generally the most preferred climbing route.
Lhotse massif includes three different summits. The Lhotse Main is the highest among them, with 8,516 m in elevation. The other summits include Lhotse Shar (8,383 m) and the Lhotse East/Middle (8,413 m). The Lhotse Main was first submitted in 1956 by a Swiss team.
While crossing the Lhotse face, you will encounter Lhotse Couloir, a huge ice gully. It is the most challenging part of the expedition. Moreover, there are steep 80-degree inclines as well in the mountain. Mountaineers must know the proper use of equipment to tackle many technical sections above 8000m.
To arrive at the Lhotse Base Camp, you must trek for around two weeks. The beautiful trek passes through numerous natural terrains and conservation areas to arrive at the base camp. There are many cultural and religious heritages along the trail.
After arriving at the base camp, you will spend around 28-30 days acclimatizing, training, and finally summiting Lhotse. There are four camps before the summit of Lhotse. Our team, which consists of experienced Sherpa guides, will help you all along the climbing journey.
We provide you with this Lhotse expedition package at a reasonable price. We assure you of a safe and successful Himalayan expedition. Read more about the Lhotse Expedition in detail and book in advance. Happy Adventure!
Best Time for Lhotse Expedition
Spring
The Lhotse expedition is ideal in the spring season lasting from April-May. The moderate temperatures and pleasant climate make the season favorable for climbing. There are fewer chances of any weather-related delays and challenges as it remains stable. The Spring season makes the trails even more lush and beautiful.
Autumn
The Autumn season from September-November is also ideal for Lhotse expeditions. The autumn season has no heavy rainfall, snowfall, or other weather challenges. There are clear skies with favorable conditions like moderate temperatures. Hence, many expeditions take place in Autumn as well.
The difficulty of the Lhotse Expedition
Lhotse is a technical mountain with many challenges. These include extreme temperatures, low oxygen levels, treacherous routes, etc. The Lhotse must cross the Lhotse face passing through the “Reiss couloir,” considered the toughest section.
High-level mountaineering training is necessary before you make your way to the mountain. The climbers must know the use of gear and equipment, including fixed ropes, crampons, ascenders, jumars, ice axes, etc. These factors make the expedition quite tricky.
Since you will spend more than a month in various camps on the mountain, you must consider various aspects. These include acute mountain sickness, frostbite, nutrition, sleep timings, and others. Since altitude sickness is a big challenge, you will need to acclimatize at various camps before arriving at the summit.
Summit fever and exhaustion are other challenging factors in the ascent of Lhotse. The harsh winds in the afternoon can cause various difficulties. Hence, you must climb the summit early in the morning before sunrise. The team members and Sherpa guides will help you on the journey. You should always follow their guidance for a safe and successful Lhotse expedition.
Why Climb Lhotse?
- Mt Lhotse is an eight-thousander, and ranks as the fourth highest in the world
- Trekking through the lush natural trails to arrive at the base camp
- Observing the diverse flora and fauna of the region
- Scenic vista of various snow-clad Himalayan vistas
- Exploring the serene landscapes of Sagarmatha National Park
- Training with veteran climbers and mountaineers
- Practice ground for other climbs above 8000m
- Incredible hospitality and warm welcome along the trails
- The support of the best and most experienced Sherpa guides.
- Exploring the rural settlements and lifestyle of the local people
- Exploring the cultural and religious heritage of the region
- Climbing the Island peak for acclimatization
- Beat team support regarding oxygen, first aid, meals, accommodations, and other logistics
Who Can Climb Mt Lhotse?
Anyone with basic fitness and mental strength can climb Mt Lhotse. However, since this is an 8000 m mountain, it is not going to be an easy task. Hence, proper training with mountaineering gear and equipment is essential for the climb. You should also join an expedition team with Sherpa guides who will help you with all the climb steps.
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The accommodation in a valley and other major cities will be according to your requirements.
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Trip Reviews
November 2022
John BrownUSA
In Team-work There Is Strength
In the year 2022, I wanted a challenging adventure. I have prior experience in high-altitude mountaineering, but this was my first time in Nepal. Scrolling through various web pages, I came across Nepal Guide Treks and Expeditions. Oh My Gosh!! They were so good at client service.
Soon they managed the team for the expedition, and I flew to Nepal. Astound by the culture, place, and people, I had a very good time in Kathmandu city before I left for Lukla.
I knew the expedition was going to be harsh. The route to the summit has steep and technical sections, including the prominent Lhotse Couloir, which needs climbers to navigate a narrow gully of ice and snow. Thanks to Sherpa Brother from the agency, they have excellent technical climbing skills. Going hand in hand, Lhotse Expedition was a triumphant story of mine.
Highly Recommended!!
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