Mt. Lhotse Expedition-2027 - 35 Day

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, a representative from Unique Sherpa Trek & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. will warmly welcome you and transfer you to your hotel. After check-in, you can relax and recover from your journey or explore the vibrant streets of Thamel. In the evening, attend a trip briefing with your guide to review the itinerary and make final preparations for your Himalayan adventure. Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu.

Spend the day preparing for your Mt. Lhotse Expedition with final gear checks, permit verification, and an expedition briefing led by your climbing team. You may also enjoy a short walk around Kathmandu (approximately 3–5 km in 4–5 hours) while completing last-minute shopping for any personal equipment. This preparation day ensures everything is in place before your journey to the Himalayas begins. Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu.

After breakfast, enjoy a guided sightseeing tour of the cultural treasures of Kathmandu Valley while completing your final preparations for the Mt. Lhotse Expedition. Visit some of Nepal's most iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), where you can experience Nepal's rich spiritual traditions, ancient architecture, and vibrant local culture before heading into the remote Himalayas.

Throughout the day, your expedition leader will assist with a comprehensive inspection of your climbing equipment, ensuring that all technical gear, clothing, and personal essentials meet expedition requirements. Any missing or replacement items can be purchased or rented from Kathmandu's well-equipped mountaineering stores. The team will also conduct a detailed expedition briefing covering the climbing itinerary, acclimatization strategy, weather conditions, safety procedures, communication systems, and environmental guidelines.

The sightseeing and preparation activities involve approximately 10–15 km of walking and local travel over 5–6 hours, providing a relaxed yet productive day before your Himalayan adventure begins. Return to your hotel in the evening for a good night's rest before departing for the mountains the following day. Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu.

We start our Lhotse Expedition with a domestic flight to Lukla of about 35 mins. Established between a cliff and a hill with a short landing strip, Lukla Airport is known as one of the most dangerous airports in the world. We will then trek to Phakding (8km) which will take 3-4 hours. There are many cultural villages and you can view gorgeous Mount Khumbila and Mount Kusum Kangraru along the way. We will stay overnight at Phakding.

On the 5th day of our Expedition, we will trek up to Namche Bazaar along the Dudh Koshi River. There are pine forests and several suspension bridges in the path we cross. We will also get to see the gateway of Sagarmatha National Park in Monjo. We will get our permits, there climb to Namche Bazaar and stay there overnight. This trek will be 10 km and will take up to 5 hours.

Acclimatization day is a day to rest and to let our bodies adapt to the surrounding. Namche Bazar is the main trading center for the high Himalayas. There are a lot of cafes and restaurants there and the market is very lively and has a harmonious atmosphere. There is internet access and also has facilities of the hospital, post office, and a health post. There will be a short hike to explore the nearby villages as well.

On day 7, we will head to Deboche. This trial will go along the glacial of the Dudh Koshi River extends to 11 km and will take 5/6 hrs. However, it gives a spectacular view of Mount Everest, Mt Ama Dablam, Mt Nuptse, and numerous other mountains. The path goes along the forest of beautiful blooming Rhododendron to Sanasa. When we arrive in Sanasa we will reach a junction point that leads us to either Gokyo Valley or the Everest Base Camp. We take the second route climb up the Tengboche Monastery and visit. This Monastery celebrates a 19 days colorful festival called Mani Rimdu in October or November. Witnessing this celebration will be an amazing experience. We will reach Deboche and spend the night there in a lodge.

Day 8 of our Lhotse Expedition will be a trek of 11 km which takes up to 6 hours. We descend to Imja River and then trek uphill to dense forest to the village of Pangboche. And walking past the steep Pheriche to the Lobuche River, we climb a steep hill and finally reach Dingboche also known as the Summer Valley in the Khumbu region. We can see exotic views of Mt Makalu, Imja River, and open savannahs. Not to mention the fields of buckwheat, barley, and potatoes. We will rest the night in Dingboche.

Day 9 is to rest and let your body adapt to the weather and surrounding. There are local villages that you can visit and get deeper insights into the culture and the lifestyles of the Sherpas. We will also go on a hike to Chukung village and even climb Chukung Ri if you want. It has a phenomenal view of natural beauty and the Himalayas like Mt Cho Oyu, Mt Pumori, and the Lhotse wall

After breakfast, leave the picturesque village of Dingboche and follow a gradual uphill trail through the broad Imja Valley toward Chhukung, the last permanent settlement in the valley before Island Peak and the high mountain passes. Although the trekking distance is relatively short, the increasing altitude makes a slow and steady pace essential for proper acclimatization.

Along the way, enjoy breathtaking views of some of the Khumbu region's most spectacular Himalayan peaks, including Lhotse (8,516m), Ama Dablam (6,812m), Nuptse (7,861m), Island Peak (6,189m), and the surrounding snow-covered ridges. The trail passes alpine meadows, glacial streams, and traditional yak grazing pastures, offering excellent opportunities for photography and observing the unique high-altitude landscape.

Upon reaching Chhukung (4,730m/15,518ft), settle into your lodge and spend the remainder of the day resting or taking a short acclimatization walk to nearby viewpoints. This important stop allows your body to adjust to the higher elevation before continuing toward the more challenging sections of the Mt. Lhotse Expedition. Overnight stay at a lodge in Chhukung.

After an early breakfast in Chhukung, begin the trek toward Island Peak Base Camp, following a rugged trail through the upper Imja Valley. The route gradually ascends over rocky terrain, glacial moraine, and alpine slopes, with the landscape becoming increasingly barren as you gain altitude. The steady climb requires a slow, controlled pace to aid acclimatization and conserve energy for the days ahead.

As you trek higher, enjoy magnificent panoramic views of Lhotse (8,516m), Nuptse (7,861m), Ama Dablam (6,812m), Makalu (8,485m), Baruntse (7,129m), and Island Peak (6,189m). The dramatic scenery of glaciers, towering ice walls, and rugged Himalayan ridges provides a true taste of high-altitude mountaineering.

Upon reaching Island Peak Base Camp (5,230m/17,159ft), meet the expedition crew and settle into your tented camp. After lunch, your climbing guides will conduct a thorough briefing on the upcoming climbing route, safety procedures, and the use of technical equipment such as crampons, harnesses, ascenders, ice axes, and fixed ropes. You may also participate in a short practice session to refresh essential climbing skills and build confidence before moving into more technical terrain. Spend the remainder of the day relaxing, hydrating, and enjoying the spectacular mountain surroundings. An overnight stay at the fully equipped tented camp prepares you for the next stage of your journey toward Mt. Lhotse.

Day 12 will be for giving you training for pre climbing by our team. Mountain climbing techniques, using climbing tools and gears like ascender, harness, etc properly. You will also receive training on how to use ropes during our climb and what safety measures to take. For practice sessions, you can climb up to High camp and then back to base Camp. We will rest the night in the Island peak base camp

Our Day 13 target of the Lhotse Expedition is to climb the top of Island Peak. We will start the journey early in the morning. The route is moderate at first but has a steep hillside as you reach near the peak. The surrounding of the trail frequently changes and the views are amazing but the scenery from the peak is something you will experience as breathtaking. As you advance through the glaciers with the help of ropes, the temperature drops. The weather during the afternoon can be risky so we advance to reach the summit before noon. Once you reach the top, you will be able to see an astounding view of the gracious white snow-capped mountains like Mt Nuptse, Mt Lhotse, Makalu, Ama Dablam, and Mt Baruntse.

We will advance our journey by heading east and following the dangerous region of this climb, the Khumbu Icefall via Kongma La. Though there are no settlements in this area, we can still find amazing and beautiful views of the Island Peak and Amphu Lapcha Pass. We will proceed to the path along the river to reach our destination and stay overnight at Lobuche

We pass through Khumbu Glacier where we can find memorials of many climbers ourselves. Amongst them are the memorials of 6 Sherpas who had died in an avalanche. Across the Khumbu Glacier, we will reach the Changri Nup glacier and then to Gorekshep. This trail will be 11 km and will take about 5-6 hours.

We will start our day early on day 16 for trekking to Everest Base camp. Our journey today will take about 3/4 hours. The path gets harder and more challenging as we ascend the altitude. But the snow-covered surroundings and view of the majestic mountains make it worthwhile. We walk through the rocky dunes to finally reach The Base Camp where we meet up with the rest of the team.

During these days, our first target is well Acclimatization at Lhotse Base Camp/ Everest base camp and you can see the views of snow surrounding you everywhere as well as mount Pumori, Nuptse, and Lola. Lhotse Base Camp/Everest BC is located 5,36 m from sea level. We will be staying at the Lhotse Base camp for 05 days. These 05 days will be for your training and acclimatization. You will be given training by our staff on how to climb and use tools and gears like an ascender, harness, etc. Training on how to use ropes, and safety gear will be given along and you can also have practice sessions.

Base Camp to Camp I is a mixed climb of about 750 meters climbing route with few steep covered with snow, ice, and rocky walls. On day 21 of the Lhotse Expedition, we will trek and cross the famous Khumbu Glacier by ladder up to Camp I. Climbing up to Camp I can be hard because of your first-day climbing experience and walking on the ladder.

So the ascend will take place early. This will be just an attempt to make you familiar with the routes and the difficulties so that you are well prepared for the final time. We will stay overnight at Camp I.

After completing the day's climbing or acclimatization activities, descend carefully back to Base Camp along the same route. Upon arrival, enjoy a well-deserved rest while the expedition team prepares hot meals and refreshments. This recovery period is essential for restoring energy, rehydrating, and allowing your body to adapt to the high altitude.

Spend the afternoon relaxing, checking your climbing equipment, and discussing the day's progress with your expedition leader. Depending on weather conditions and your physical condition, you may take a short walk around Base Camp to stay active without overexertion. The remainder of the day is dedicated to recovery, monitoring your health, and preparing for the next phase of the Mt. Lhotse Expedition. Overnight stay at the fully equipped tented Base Camp.

We will start our trek early in the morning and head for Camp I. This time the path will be more familiar and it will be easier. After about 7 hours you will reach Camp I once again. We will stay there for 2 days. These days are for your rest and acclimatization and from the camp one you will get to enjoy a beautiful view of the surroundings and the mountains as you prepare to ascend Camp II.

On day 26, we will climb up to Camp II which is located at the bottom of West ridge. You pass the gorge and reach Lhotse Camp II after climbing about 1300m in 9-10 hours. You will get to see a magnificent view of the Lhotse and Everest. We will stay here for 2 days for letting your body adapt to the surroundings and get rest before climbing up to Camp III. Most climbers feel most interesting climbing to Camp II with the route accompanied by the big steep faces on Ice climbing and by ladder climbing.

We start our Day 28 with a climb to Camp III, which may be difficult for some climbers because of the effects of high altitude. The climb to Camp III mostly uses ropes as the steeps have ranged from 30 to 45 degrees. We will rest there for the night and the following day. This climb was an attempted climb so that your body adapts to the surroundings and be more familiar with the route.

After completing the scheduled climbing or acclimatization activities at Camp III, begin a careful descent to Camp II. The route follows fixed ropes down steep snow and ice slopes, requiring full concentration and proper use of technical climbing equipment. Although descending is generally faster than ascending, the high altitude and exposed terrain demand caution and teamwork throughout the journey.

Enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and the vast Western Cwm as you make your way down. Upon reaching Camp II, settle into your tent, rehydrate, and enjoy a hot meal prepared by the expedition staff. The lower elevation provides a more comfortable environment for recovery, allowing your body to regain strength before the next stage of the Mt. Lhotse Expedition. The remainder of the day is spent resting, monitoring your health, and preparing equipment for the upcoming climb. Overnight stay at Camp II.

Today is dedicated to rest and acclimatization at Camp II (6,400m/20,997ft), a crucial stage in the Mt. Lhotse Expedition. Located in the heart of the Western Cwm, Camp II serves as the expedition's Advanced Base Camp and provides an ideal location for your body to adapt to the extreme altitude before moving higher.

After breakfast, spend the day relaxing in camp while maintaining hydration and consuming nutritious meals to aid recovery. Depending on your expedition leader's advice and weather conditions, you may take a short acclimatization walk on the surrounding slopes or practice climbing techniques near the camp. These light activities help stimulate acclimatization without causing excessive fatigue.

Throughout the day, your guides will monitor your health, oxygen saturation, and overall condition while reviewing the weather forecast and planning the next climbing rotation. You will also have time to inspect your climbing equipment, organize personal gear, and discuss the upcoming route to Camp III and beyond.

With breathtaking views of Lhotse, Everest, Nuptse, and the surrounding ice formations, Camp II offers a remarkable high-altitude setting to rest, recover, and prepare both physically and mentally for the more demanding stages of the expedition. Overnight stay at Camp II.

After an early breakfast, begin the challenging ascent from Camp II to Camp III, one of the most demanding sections of the Mt. Lhotse Expedition. The route climbs the steep, icy face of the Lhotse Face, where fixed ropes are used throughout the ascent. Wearing crampons, harnesses, ascenders, and other technical climbing equipment, you will carefully make your way up the hard blue ice and snow slopes under the guidance of experienced Sherpa climbers.

Although the distance is relatively short, the steep gradient, thin air, and increasing altitude make this a physically demanding climb. A slow, steady pace with regular hydration and rest breaks is essential to conserve energy and support acclimatization. As you gain elevation, enjoy breathtaking views of the Western Cwm, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, and the surrounding Himalayan giants.

Upon reaching Camp III (7,100m/23,294ft), located on carved platforms along the steep Lhotse Face, settle into your tent and take time to rest and rehydrate. The expedition team will monitor your health and oxygen levels while preparing you for the next stage of the climb. Spend the remainder of the day recovering, enjoying a hot meal, and mentally preparing for the higher camps and the summit push. Overnight stay at Camp III.

Today marks one of the most demanding and critical stages of the Mt. Lhotse Expedition as you ascend from Camp III to Camp IV, also known as the South Col. After an early start, climb the steep upper section of the Lhotse Face, using fixed ropes and technical climbing equipment under the guidance of experienced Sherpa climbers. Every step requires careful concentration as you ascend through increasingly thin air and challenging high-altitude terrain. As you approach the Yellow Band, a distinctive layer of limestone, and the Geneva Spur, a prominent rocky ridge, you will navigate mixed rock, snow, and ice sections before reaching the broad saddle of the South Col (7,900m/25,918ft). These iconic features are among the most technical and demanding parts of the route, requiring solid climbing techniques and efficient movement.

Camp IV lies within the "Death Zone," where oxygen levels are extremely low, making even simple tasks physically exhausting. Upon arrival, settle into your high-altitude tent and rest while the expedition team prepares hot drinks and a light meal. Most climbers use supplemental oxygen from this point onward, and your guides will carefully monitor your health, oxygen systems, and weather conditions.

The remainder of the day is dedicated to conserving energy, staying hydrated, and making final preparations for the summit push. Your expedition leader will provide a detailed briefing on the summit strategy, turnaround times, safety procedures, and expected weather window. Climbers usually rest for several hours before departing around midnight or shortly after for the ascent to Mt. Lhotse (8,516m/27,940ft). Overnight stay at Camp IV (South Col) in a high-altitude expedition tent, preparing for the summit attempt.

Our final ascent of the Lhotse Expedition will take place on day 40. It is a 12-hour climb. Since the weather is not constant in the afternoon, we start our climb at 12:00 is. The climb will be very difficult and our climbing Sherpa and climbing guides will take you through safe routes. While climbing up to the summit, we will come across steeps that range from 40-45 degrees and sometimes an 80-degree bulge. So you need to be very careful. The climb is difficult and tiring but once you reach the top, it will be worth the hard work. You will get to see the panoramic view of Mount Everest (8848 m), Ama Dablam (6856 m), Nuptse (7879m), the South Col, Khumbu glacier, and the snow-covered region for as far as you can see. After resting a while we will start to descend back to Camp II as soon as possible. The wind and weather can be very rough and unpredictable in the afternoon. We will stay at Camp II and rest there for the night.

After breakfast, begin your descent from Camp II back to Everest Base Camp, retracing your route through the breathtaking Western Cwm. The trail gradually leads across glacial terrain before descending through the challenging Khumbu Icefall, where fixed ropes, ladders, and the guidance of experienced Sherpa climbers ensure a safe passage over deep crevasses and shifting ice formations.

Although descending is less physically demanding than climbing, it requires constant attention and careful footing, particularly while crossing the Icefall. Along the way, enjoy spectacular views of Mount Everest (8,849m), Lhotse (8,516m), Nuptse (7,861m), and the surrounding Himalayan landscape.

Upon reaching Everest Base Camp (5,364m/17,598ft), receive a warm welcome from the expedition team. Spend the remainder of the day resting, rehydrating, and enjoying freshly prepared meals while recovering from your climbing rotation. Your guides will review your progress, assess your physical condition, and discuss the weather forecast and strategy for the upcoming summit push. Overnight stay at the fully equipped tented Base Camp.

Today is a dedicated rest and recovery day at Everest Base Camp (5,364m/17,598ft), allowing your body to recover after the recent climbing rotation and prepare for the next phase of the Mt. Lhotse Expedition. Adequate rest at this stage is essential for rebuilding strength, maintaining proper acclimatization, and maximizing your chances of a successful summit.

Spend the day relaxing at camp while staying well-hydrated and enjoying nutritious meals prepared by the expedition kitchen team. Your guides will monitor your health, oxygen saturation, and overall condition, while also inspecting climbing equipment and making any necessary adjustments. You can use this time to organize your personal gear, recharge electronic devices using the camp's power facilities (where available), and communicate with family or friends if communication services are accessible.

The expedition leader will also provide updates on weather conditions, route status, and the planned schedule for the summit push. Surrounded by the spectacular views of Mount Everest (8,849m), Lhotse (8,516m), Nuptse (7,861m), and the magnificent Khumbu Glacier, this restful day offers the perfect opportunity to recover both physically and mentally before the challenges that lie ahead. Overnight stay at the fully equipped tented Base Camp.

After breakfast, bid farewell to Everest Base Camp and begin your descent toward Pheriche, retracing the trail through the spectacular Khumbu Valley. The journey starts with a careful walk across the rocky moraine of the Khumbu Glacier, passing through the famous settlement of Gorak Shep (5,164m) before continuing downhill to Lobuche (4,940m). From Lobuche, the trail descends more gradually through alpine meadows and yak grazing pastures, eventually reaching the peaceful village of Pheriche.

As you lose altitude, the air becomes noticeably richer in oxygen, making the trek more comfortable after spending days at extreme elevations. Along the route, enjoy magnificent views of Mount Everest (8,849m), Lhotse (8,516m), Nuptse (7,861m), Pumori (7,161m), Ama Dablam (6,812m), and the surrounding snow-capped peaks. The changing landscape, from glacial terrain to broad alpine valleys, provides a refreshing contrast to the harsh environment of Base Camp.

Upon arriving in Pheriche (4,240m/13,910ft), check into a comfortable mountain lodge and enjoy a well-deserved rest. The lower elevation promotes faster recovery, allowing you to relax, rehydrate, and celebrate the successful completion of your high-altitude expedition. Overnight stay at a lodge in Pheriche.

After breakfast, begin a long but rewarding descent from Pheriche to the vibrant Sherpa town of Namche Bazaar. The trail follows the scenic Dudh Koshi Valley, passing through the traditional villages of Pangboche, Deboche, and Tengboche, home to the famous Tengboche Monastery, the largest and most significant Buddhist monastery in the Khumbu region. If time permits, you can stop to admire the monastery and enjoy its peaceful atmosphere before continuing your journey.

The trail then descends through beautiful rhododendron and pine forests to Phunki Tenga, where you cross the Dudh Koshi River before making the final gradual climb toward Namche Bazaar. Along the way, you may encounter yak caravans transporting supplies and enjoy breathtaking views of Ama Dablam (6,812m), Everest (8,849m), Lhotse (8,516m), Thamserku (6,608m), and Kangtega (6,782m). As you descend, the warmer temperatures and higher oxygen levels make trekking increasingly comfortable after the high-altitude environment of the expedition.

Arriving at Namche Bazaar (3,440m/11,286ft), you'll be welcomed by the bustling heart of the Khumbu region, filled with cozy lodges, cafés, bakeries, shops, and local markets. After checking into your lodge, enjoy a hot shower, a hearty meal, and a well-earned evening of relaxation while celebrating your successful return from the mountains. Overnight stay at a lodge in Namche Bazaar.

After an early breakfast, begin the final day of trekking as you descend from Namche Bazaar to Lukla, following the picturesque trail along the Dudh Koshi River. The route passes through charming Sherpa villages, including Monjo, Phakding, and Ghat, crossing several iconic suspension bridges adorned with colorful Buddhist prayer flags. Enjoy the lush forests of pine, rhododendron, and fir, while soaking in the last views of the magnificent Himalayan landscape.

The trail includes a series of gentle descents and short uphill sections before the final climb into Lukla. Although this is the last trekking day, the route remains physically demanding due to its length, so a steady pace is recommended. Along the way, you may encounter yak caravans, local villagers, and fellow trekkers, providing one final opportunity to experience the unique culture and hospitality of the Khumbu region.

Upon arriving in Lukla (2,840m/9,318ft), check into your lodge and enjoy a well-deserved rest. The afternoon is free to relax, explore the village, or celebrate the successful completion of your trekking and climbing journey with your guides, Sherpas, and porters. In the evening, gather for a farewell dinner to thank the expedition team for their dedication and support throughout your Mt. Lhotse Expedition. Overnight stay at a lodge in Lukla.

After an early breakfast, transfer to Lukla Airport for your scenic flight back to Kathmandu. Weather permitting, the short 30–35-minute flight offers spectacular aerial views of the eastern Himalayas, including snow-capped peaks, deep valleys, terraced hillsides, and picturesque Sherpa villages. This unforgettable flight marks the end of your Himalayan adventure and provides one last opportunity to admire the breathtaking mountain landscapes from above.

Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, a representative from Unique Sherpa Trek & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. will greet you and transfer you to your hotel in Kathmandu. The remainder of the day is free to relax after your expedition. You may enjoy a hot shower, explore the lively streets of Thamel, shop for souvenirs, or simply unwind at your hotel while reflecting on your successful Mt. Lhotse Expedition.

In the evening, you may join a celebratory farewell dinner featuring authentic Nepali cuisine, where you can share experiences with your guides and fellow climbers and celebrate the completion of this remarkable Himalayan journey. Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu.

Today is a free day in Kathmandu, giving you time to relax and recover after your successful Mt. Lhotse Expedition. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel before spending the day at your own pace. This is an excellent opportunity to unwind, reflect on your Himalayan adventure, and take advantage of the comforts of the city after weeks in the mountains.

If you wish, you can explore the vibrant streets of Thamel, Kathmandu's popular tourist district, where you'll find traditional handicraft shops, trekking gear stores, cafés, restaurants, and local markets. You may also choose to visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Kathmandu Durbar Square, Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, or Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), each offering a fascinating glimpse into Nepal's rich history, culture, and spiritual heritage.

For those interested in relaxation, optional activities include enjoying a traditional Nepali massage or spa treatment, visiting museums and art galleries, or sampling authentic Nepali cuisine at one of Kathmandu's renowned restaurants. These optional sightseeing and leisure activities typically involve 5–10 km of walking over 4–5 hours, depending on your interests and schedule.

In the evening, gather with your expedition team for a memorable farewell dinner hosted by Unique Sherpa Trek & Expedition Pvt. Ltd., where you can celebrate your successful climb, receive your expedition completion certificate, and share unforgettable memories of your journey in the Himalayas. Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu.

Your incredible Mt. Lhotse Expedition with Unique Sherpa Trek & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. comes to an end today. After breakfast, enjoy some free time depending on your international flight schedule. If time permits, you can take a final stroll through Kathmandu, purchase last-minute souvenirs, or simply relax at your hotel before departure.

At the scheduled time, our representative will transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), approximately 3–5 km from most hotels in the Thamel area, allowing sufficient time for check-in and immigration procedures. As you board your flight home, take with you unforgettable memories of Nepal's breathtaking Himalayas, the achievement of climbing one of the world's highest peaks, and the warm hospitality of the Sherpa people.

We sincerely thank you for choosing Unique Sherpa Trek & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. for your Mt. Lhotse Expedition and look forward to welcoming you back to Nepal for another extraordinary Himalayan adventure. We wish you a safe journey and hope to see you again soon.