Expedition climbing is a type of mountaineering that involves a team of climbers working together to reach the summit of a high peak, often in remote locations. This style of climbing typically requires careful planning, as climbers must prepare for various challenges such as extreme weather, altitude sickness, and difficult terrain. Famous peaks like Mount Everest and K2 are popular destinations for expedition climbers. During an expedition, climbers often spend several weeks acclimatizing to the altitude and setting up camps at different levels on the mountain. They carry essential gear, including tents, sleeping bags, and oxygen tanks, to ensure their safety and comfort. Teamwork and communication are crucial, as climbers rely on each other for support and motivation throughout the journey.