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Days 1-10: Kathmandu Arrival and Preparation
- Arrive in Kathmandu, Nepal.
- Meet the expedition team, climbing guides, and fellow adventurers.
- Prepare for your expedition, including equipment checks, permit processing, and cultural exploration.
Days 11-17: Trek to Everest Base Camp
- Trek to Everest Base Camp (EBC) via the iconic route.
- Acclimatize along the way and take in the stunning mountain scenery.
- Enjoy a breathtaking welcome to the Everest region.
Days 18-21: Acclimatization at EBC
- Acclimatize at Everest Base Camp.
- Participate in short hikes to nearby points of interest.
- Prepare for your ascent.
Days 22-49: Summit Lhotse
- Begin the summit push.
- Establish high camps and gradually move up towards the summit.
- Conquer the challenging South Face and reach the summit of Lhotse (8,516m).
- Savor the breathtaking vistas and celebrate your monumental achievement.
- Safely descend to Everest Base Camp.
Days 50-56: Return to Kathmandu and Celebrate
- Trek back to Lukla and fly to Kathmandu.
- Celebrate your incredible achievement with a grand dinner and festivities.
- Reserve the final days for relaxation and shopping in Kathmandu.
Note: The itinerary may be adjusted based on weather conditions and group dynamics to ensure safety and success during the expedition.
Expedition Logistics: Gaku Himalayan Adventure provides transportation to and from the base camp and efficiently manages base camp facilities.
Experienced Guides: You'll be accompanied by seasoned and certified mountain guides who possess extensive knowledge of Lhotse's terrain.
Permit Acquisition: Gaku Himalayan Adventure takes care of the cumbersome process of obtaining climbing permits for Lhotse.
Climbing Equipment: Essential climbing gear such as ropes, ice axes, crampons, and technical equipment is available through the company.
Food and Accommodation: Gaku Himalayan Adventure offers quality meals and lodging at base camp and higher camps during the ascent.
Medical Support: The company provides access to medical professionals and emergency medical support if needed during the expedition.
Communication: You'll have access to communication equipment like satellite phones or radios for emergencies and expedition updates.
Porter Services: Gaku Himalayan Adventure arranges for porters to transport equipment and supplies between camps, easing your load.
Rescue and Evacuation: Provisions for emergency rescue and evacuation services are included in the package to ensure safety.
Acclimatization: Gaku Himalayan Adventure's well-planned itinerary includes rest days and acclimatization periods for a successful high-altitude adjustment.
Environmental Practices: The company is dedicated to responsible and eco-friendly climbing practices, including waste management and environmental conservation.
Personal Gear: Climbers are expected to bring their own personal gear such as clothing, mountaineering boots, and sleeping bags.
Expenses in Kathmandu: Expedition companies usually do not cover the cost of your travel to and from the expedition location.
Travel Insurance: Personal travel insurance, including coverage for trip cancellations, lost baggage, and personal accidents, is generally not included.
Visa Fees: Expenses related to obtaining the necessary travel visas are typically the responsibility of the individual climber.
Alcohol and Personal Expenses: Personal expenses, such as alcoholic beverages, souvenirs, and additional snacks, are not part of the expedition package.
Tips and Gratuity: Tips for guides, porters, and support staff are usually not included and are left to the discretion of the expedition participants.
Emergency Medical and Evacuation Insurance: While some basic medical support may be included, comprehensive emergency medical and evacuation insurance is typically not part of the package.
Additional Climbing Permits: Any extra permits needed for side trips or alternative routes beyond the main expedition may not be covered.
Extended Accommodation: Accommodation costs before or after the expedition dates are generally not included.
Additional Meals: Meals outside of the expedition itinerary, especially in urban areas, are typically not provided.
