Mount Lhotse, which refers to "South Peak" (South Face), is located beneath Everest to the south, at an elevation of 8,501 meters (27,890 feet), and is only 3 kilometers away. The world's fourth tallest summit. Lhotse's south face rises 3.2 kilometers in 2.25 kilometers, making it the world's steepest face of this size. An international team climbed Mount Lhotse for the first time in 1955. During the Lhotse Expedition, one of the same team members started work on the first of a series of high-quality "Schneider maps of the Everest region." Lhotse East or Middle, Lhotse Shar, and Lhotse are the three peaks that make up the Lhotse massif. Lhotse can be ascended from either Everest Base Camp or Chhukung, which is adjacent enough.
Lhotse can be ascended from either Everest Base Camp or Chhukung, which is close by. Due to its altitude of 8,000 meters, the Lhotse Expedition faces numerous challenges, including high elevations, difficult weather conditions, and even weariness. Because the Lhotse Expedition is challenging, you can do it with the help of highly skilled mountaineers and guides.
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