So the level of difficulty of the Mount Everest Expedition is also high from this side.
The first camp is established at the North Pole at 7000m whereas the second camp is at 7800m on the rocky ridge. Camp 3 is above 8000m at an elevation of 8300m which is on a broad, steep, rocky face below the northeast ridge. The slope is steep and mostly devoid of snow, making it harder to pile rocks to create a level platform the full size of a tent. So the level of difficulty of the Mount Everest Expedition is also high from this side.