Mt. Lhotse (8,516m) the fourth highest peak in the world is a part of the Everest Massif. The first attempt of Mt. Lhotse was made by an international team in 1955. The first successful ascent of this mountain was in 1956 by F. Luchsinger & E. Reiss of Swiss from the West Face. The primary route on Lhotse is via Everest's South Col. It is an independent mountain but the group of three peaks make up the Lhotse massif: Lhotse East or Middle, Lhotse & Lhotse Shar. The South Face of Lhotse is one of the largest mountain face in the world. Our route to climb this mountain is via the normal route or South Face of Lhotse.
 
Dream Himalaya Adventures has been running successful Himalayan mountaineering expeditions since more than decades now. We support full board expedition services up to the summit of the peak and as well as the basic services for base camp. We are committed to providing the highest quality service and experience to help you reach your goal. However, all climbing members are required to have considerable climbing experience at higher altitudes, preferably in the Himalaya.
 
Our Sherpa are highly qualified, experienced and several times summits of Mt. Everest and other 8000m peaks. All of our Sherpa are proficient mountaineers with excellent success rates, and are always focussed on the safety of clients as their number one priority. All Climbers will be assisted by our well experienced Sherpas at the ratio of 1:1 and there will be a manager at base camp to assist the team members and the Sherpas.
 
Climbing Routes & High Camps
 
After final preparations in Kathmandu, we'll fly to Lukla and begins our 8 days teahouse trek in the Khumbu Valley to Everest base camp. We will ascent the peak via normal route, the south face route. We will establish four different camps on the mountain. The first, at 19,500ft, is situated at the top of the icefall. This camp function as an intermediate camp until Camp II (advanced base camp) is established at 21,000ft. Camp II will consist of large tents for cooking and dining and several smaller tents for sleeping. Camp II will be our base during the placements of Camp III and Camp IV (23,500ft and 25,912ft) respectively. Camp III, which stands at the head of the cirque on the Lhotse face, will consist of two and three men tents. This camp serves as an intermediate camp, which climbers will use to reach Camp IV. Oxygen will be used above Camp III to aid climbers in reaching high camp before attempting the summit. From Camp IV, we travel along the west ridge to the Summit. From here we traverse for a few hundred meters before reaching the main summit.
 
 
Trip’s Facts
 
First attempt: 1955
First Ascent: 1956 by F. Luchsinger & E. Reiss of Swiss
Maximum elevation: 8,516m,
Ranking among the 14, 8000m peaks: 4thhighest
Himal (Region): Khumbu, Sagarmatha
Latitude, Longitude: 27° 57’ 45”, 86° 56’ 03”
 
 
High Lights of the Expedition
 
·     Climb the world’s 4th highest peak, Mt. Lhotse (8,516m) with already summitted Sherpa Guides and acclimatization pre-climb to Lobuche East (6,119m)
·     World’s best Climbing Sherpa guide to each climber
·     Excellent logistic set up at base camp with carpeted along with heated dining tent.
·     Personal 10x7 feet Box Tent to each climber at base camp
·     Enough Oxygen system will be stocked for any emergency purpose
·     Fully medical back up and smooth communication system on the mountain
·     WIFI at base camp  
·     Regular weather forecast information
·     Most experienced Chef at base camp and his crew
 
 
Expedition Cost –2024:
 
Our Mt. LHOTSE expedition cost has been already published on our website. Our expedition cost is reasonably affordable however our service quality is one of the best in the industry. Our full board support expedition cost for 2024 is USD 20,300.00 per/climber, but we offer discounted price for group basis team, for more detail information of the expedition, please visit our website from this link: http://dreamhimalayaadventures.com/mt-lhotse-expedition-8516m.html
 
Itinerary:
 
Day 01: Arrival in KTM, transfer to hotel& briefing
Day 02: Half day sightseeing and afternoon equipment checking and fitting
Day 03: Kathmandu; final preparation and packing
Day 04: Fly to Lukla (2840m); trek to Phakding (2610m)
Day 05: Trek to Namche Bazaar (3,440m)
Day 06: Day hikes - Khumjung, Khunde (3840m) 
DAY 07: Day hikes – Thame village
Day 08: Trek Tengboche (3,860m); visit monastery
Day 09: Trek Dengboche (4,410m) in the Chhukung Valley, beautiful views throughout.
Day 10: Day hikes to Nagarjun Peak (52,00m)
Day 11: Trek to Lobuche(4,910m).
Day 12: Trek to Gorekshep (5,150m)
Day 13: Trek Everest Base Camp
Day 14 – 16: Acclimatization climb and preparations at base camp
Day 17 - 39: Acclimatization, load ferries and route opening
Day 40 – 45: Rest at the lower villages, Debouche 
Day 46 - 56: Climbing up to camp IV and summit push
Day 57 - 58: Descent to base camp
Day 59: Trek to Pheriche
Day 60: Trek to Namche
Day 61: Trek to Lukla
Day 62: Fly back to Kathmandu
Day 63 - 64: Free day in Kathmandu
Day 65: Depart for Int’l flight to home