How did the people that climbed Mount Everest get down?

Climbers descending Mount Everest typically follow the same route they used to ascend, navigating carefully to avoid hazards such as avalanches and crevasses. They rely on established trails and fixed ropes, which are set up by previous expeditions. Climbers often descend quickly to lower elevations to avoid the effects of altitude sickness, which can worsen with prolonged exposure. Additionally, experienced teams usually have a strategy for descent, including timing their return to avoid adverse weather conditions.