Hundreds of climbers had to abandon attempts when the avalanche struck in April, marking a second summer season with virtually no one reaching the summit of the world's highest mountain.
The deaths of 16 Nepalese guides in an avalanche in 2014 sparked a shutdown that year.
Japanese climber Nobokazu Kuriki will return to the mountain this month in his fifth attempt to reach the summit.
The autumn season is considered riskier because of high winds and lower temperatures.
