For Mount Everest Expedition, we take the south route i.e. from the Nepal side. This journey costumes more for those who have experience of climbing the mountains/peaks more than or equivalent to 7,000 meters. The actual summit expedition starts from the base camp (5,364 meters), to reach which will take around 10 days. From base camp, we move towards Camp I (6,065 meters) where we will observe Khumbu Glacier. Around 450 meters away with a gradual slope from Camp I, we reach Camp II (6,500 meters). Again with 610 meters walk, we reach Camp III (7,200 meters) Camp III is situated at the top of Lhotse. From this point onward, there will be a need for oxygen cylinders. Moving further, we will reach Camp IV (7,910 meters), crossing 8,000 meters. This spot is also identified as the Death Zone. So, for an incredible mountain experience and to get in touch with the path followed by legendary Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norge Sherpa, the Everest expedition from the south side can be the better choice.