No. All the permits will be arranged by the Seven Summit Treks team after validating a climber’s attempt to climb a definite peak or a route.

Yes, insurance is necessary for all our expeditions and trekking. You are responsible for getting the proper insurance for the trip. Please make sure your policy covers medical as well as rescue evacuation costs. You can find more details about insurance in the “Terms & Conditions” section and the “Travel Insurance” section as well.

After you submit an inquiry through email, we will work closely with you to understand the objective and provide you with an estimated cost for the service you require. Other advertised pre-planned trips already have associated cost details, after communicating we can adjust this cost based on the final number of team members.

The main climbing season on Mt. Lhotse takes place during the spring when the weather is typically stable and the temperatures are warmer. This is the most popular time to climb the mountain, and it is also when the highest number of summit attempts are made.

Climbing Lhotse requires certain preparation. Due to the nature of the landscapes within high-altitude environments, you need relevant experience, a high level of physical fitness, technical skills, and mental grit. You should also focus on training at high altitudes, if possible, to get used to the thin air and cold temperatures you will encounter on the mountain.

Climbing Lhotse requires a high level of physical fitness, technical climbing skills, and mental fortitude. Mt. Lhotse is considered to be a difficult mountain to climb due to its high elevation, technical climbing routes, and challenging weather conditions.

All accommodations are included throughout the trip. Before you reach a base camp, you will be staying in a hotel in a city like Kathmandu, and while traveling through more remote areas we always choose the highest quality lodge and tea house available. At base camp, our accommodation is also of the highest quality and comfort according to the program we tailored for you.

Most sections of the trekking routes have mobile coverage. At base camp, we will provide you with full facilities, including Wi-Fi, VHF, or satellite phones which are available throughout the expedition for emergency or common use.

All communal equipment that includes high-quality ropes, tents, stoves, and heaters is provided. You will be responsible for your equipment like clothing, crampons, harness, helmet, etc. a list of full essentials that are required for the expedition will be provided upon request during the time of booking.

All domestic transport costs that are mentioned in the itinerary will be provided. This excludes international flights to and from the destination country. It is your responsibility to manage these details according to the itinerary.

All kind of meals is served during our expedition by our professional chefs at base camp and on the higher camps.

The length of time it takes to climb Lhotse will depend on several factors, including the route being taken, the climber's experience and ability, and the weather conditions. A typical expedition to the summit of Lhotse can take anywhere from seven to eight weeks.