The 4^th highest mountain of the World Mt Lhotse is the part of the Everest Massif. Lhotse means the “South Peak” in Tibetan and it also fits it as it lies to a few kilometers away on the south from Everest. Connected with the South Col of Everest, the climbers even share the same base camp. The Mountain actually comprises of the three summits, main peak at 8516 m, Lhotse middle at 8414 m and Lhoste Shar at 8383 m. Rising 3.2 km vertically within 2.25 km of distance, Lhotse has the largest faces among the mountains in the world. The large face and Khumbu Icefall make it one of the most dangerous peaks to climb. No doubt, only a few attempts of ascent have been successful. After a number of attempts, the south face was successfully ascended in 1984. However, it was ascended in 1956 through the West Face by two Swiss Climbers: Fritz. Luchsinger and Ernst. Reiss from the Swiss Mount Everest /Lhotse Expedition.  Lhotse Middle remained, for a long time the highest unclimbed named point on Earth. But on May 23, 2001, four climbers from a Russian Expedition namely: Eugeny Vinogradsky, Sergei Timofeev, Alexei Bolotov, and Petr Kuznetsov were able to successfully ascend it.

The main Summit is the border between Tibet and Khumbu Region in Nepal. The route to Lhotse follows the Everest South Col up to the yellow band beyond Camp 3 after which the route diverges directing the Everest Climber to the left while the Lhotse Climbers take a right upwards to the Lhotse Face. The final part of the summit is led through the narrow “Reiss Couloir” until the main peak is reached.

Lhotse truly offers the fascinating beauty of the Himalayas and invincible scriptures of snow.

• Airport Transfer Costs.
• Hotel Accommodation Cost for 4 Nights Bed and Breakfast
• Welcome and Farewell Dinner in Kathmandu
• Domestic Airfares and Land Transportation Cost
• Expedition Royalty, Climbing Permit and Necessary Documentation
• Khumbu Icefall Route and Summit Route Fixing Charge
• Garbage management and disposal fee.
• Three time meal with Hot Beverages and Soups During the Trek/ Expedition
• An individual tent for each member at base camps.
• Maximum 60 kg luggage carrying fee.
• Tents for Dining, toilet, shower, communication and other necessary Items for accommodation
• Generator and Solar Panels at Camps for light and charging Electronic Devices.
• Heaters, Pillow, Mattresses, Sleeping Bags at the base camp.
• Walkie-talkie per climber
• Availability of Daily Weather Forecast
• Summit Mask Regulator for each member
• Up-to 6 Oxygen bottles for each climber
• Internet Service, Satellite and Cell-phone Network at the base camp. (Payable as peruse)
• All necessary climbing gears
• Insurance for all expedition staffs
• One Climbing Sherpa per Member
• Government Liaison Officer.
• Helicopter rescue costs for high altitude Climbing Members

NOTE: ALL THE PIECES OF EQUIPMENT NEED TO BE RETURNED BACK AFTER THE TRIP!

• International Airfares
• Nepal Entry Visa Fees
• Personal Expenses: All personal expenses like Alcoholic beverages, personal shopping, and any extra food items that do not fall in the category of Cost Includes.
• Extended stay or early arrival than Trip start date or early return from the trip.
• Filming Gears, Camera and Drone Permit Fees
• Summit Bonus for climbing Sherpa (Full Board Member)
• Tips to the staffs
• Any Service that is not provided by the company
• Extra activities besides mentioned in the Itinerary.