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Everest / Lhotse Dual-summit expedition

Everest / Lhotse

Everest and Lhotse in one season for climbers with previous 8000m experience.

Everest stays the main goal. Lhotse is only considered if the season still allows it.

Best for Very experienced climbers planning a two-peak 8000m season
Route overview

About the route

This route is for climbers who want to discuss Everest and Lhotse in one season.

Everest remains the main objective. Lhotse is only considered if recovery and conditions still support it.

Qualification

Who this route is for

Best suited to climbers with multiple 6000m and 7000m ascents, at least one previous 8000m peak, and enough technical confidence for two serious objectives in one season.

  • Multiple 6000m and 7000m ascents.
  • At least one previous 8000m expedition.
  • Confidence on rock, glacier, and snow terrain in a serious expedition setting.
At a glance
Route type
Everest and Lhotse in one season
Experience
Previous 8000m experience
Dates
Enquire for dates
Pricing
Pricing on request
Included
  • Expedition leadership, guide team, and on-mountain briefings.
  • Base camp operations, local logistics, and route coordination tied to the operating plan.
  • Permits and in-country expedition administration within the confirmed programme.
  • Kathmandu arrival support and pre-expedition kit and route review.
Excluded
  • International flights, visas, and personal travel administration.
  • Personal climbing equipment and clothing unless explicitly listed in the final plan.
  • Insurance, rescue cover, and medical costs outside the agreed expedition scope.
  • Personal expenses, satellite usage, and items not named in the operating plan.
Build your skills

Check if the combo is realistic

If you are still working out whether Everest and Lhotse in one season is realistic now, start with readiness first.

Explore readiness
Daily schedule

Daily schedule

A simple day-by-day outline of how the route usually unfolds.

01

Route and experience review

The route starts with a close look at altitude experience and whether the two-summit plan is realistic.

02

Everest as the main objective

Everest remains the main summit around which the season is built.

03

Lhotse if conditions allow

Lhotse is only considered if recovery, conditions, and the wider expedition still support it.

04

Descent and close of expedition

Descent and closeout are treated as an essential part of the season.

Practical info

Practical information

Who this route suits

This route suits climbers with strong 8000m experience who want to discuss two summits in one season.

How Everest and Lhotse work in one season

Everest is the main objective. Lhotse is only considered if recovery, weather, and the overall expedition still support it.

How to ask about the combo

Most enquiries begin with previous altitude experience and whether the two-summit plan is realistic.