Historic record by climbing Everest and Lhotse twice in the same season

Chinese climber Gexi Luori has added a new chapter to the history of mountaineering by successfully climbing Mount Everest and Lhotse twice each in a single climbing season.

Jestha 13, 2083

Suraj Kunwar

Historic record by climbing Everest and Lhotse twice in the same season

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Chinese climber Gexi Luori has added a new chapter to the history of mountaineering by successfully climbing Mount Everest and Lhotse twice in the same climbing season.

This achievement is the first in the mountaineering field, claimed Seven Summit Treks, which manages the climb.

According to Thaneshwor Guragain, Managing Director of Seven Summit Treks, Gexi climbed Mount Everest this season at 7:15 am on 3rd Jestha. He climbed Lhotse at 7:50 am on 4th Jestha. He climbed Lhotse at 7:50 am on 11th Jestha and Everest at 3:30 am today.

Historic record by climbing Everest and Lhotse twice in the same season The time between his two Everest climbs is only 9 days, 20 hours and 15 minutes. This record has set a new record in high mountain climbing.

‘Heartiest congratulations to Gexi Luori for the success of this historic double summit season. Climbing Everest and Lhotse twice in a single season is an example of extraordinary endurance, determination and high-level mountaineering ability. We are proud to collaborate on such a glorious expedition and wish him a safe return to base camp,’ said Guragain.

This achievement, achieved towards the end of the 2026 spring climbing season, has attracted special attention from the international mountaineering community.

Gexi Luori completed his historic expedition with Seven Summit Treks, Nepal’s leading climbing company.

Suraj

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