Trip Facts
Duration
16 Days
Group Size
1-15
Max Altitude
6,476 m, Mera Peak
Best Season
March-may and Sep-Nov
Trip Level
Challenging
Accommodation
privet jeep/ flight
Transportation
privet jeep/ flight
Starts from
kathamandu
End at
kathamandu
Activity
Sightseeing/ climbing/ trekking
Highlights
► It's an opportunity to experience a night at an Amazing High camp, with so many mountain views
► it's an opportunity to see from the top of the peak, 5 highest mountain. over 8000mtr. mt
Everest,8848m.mt kanchanjanga, 8586m. mt,lotse 8516m, mt Makalu,8485m. mt Cho Oyo,8201m. and many more famous peaks.
► it's an opportunity to see wildlife.
► it's an opportunity to see the mixed culture.
Overview
Mera Peak (6476m) is the highest trekking peak of Nepal that offers spectacular views of multiple 8000-ers, namely Mt Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, and Cho-Oyu among others. Even at a peak elevation of almost 6500 meters, this trek can be completed with basic climbing and mountaineering skills and minimal experience which makes for a truly unique experience.
The Mera peak trek begins with a flight from Kathmandu to the Tenzing Hillary airport at Lukla. We start our trek from there, passing through Chutanga, Thuli kharka, Kothe, and Thangnak to eventually arrive at Khare. We take a day off at Khare to acclimatize with the thinning mountain air and prepare for the tough climb ahead. We spend the next few days ascending the Mera peak, arriving at the base camp first, then the high camp, and finally the summit. This makes for a few days of challenging yet highly rewarding trekking. We carefully descend down to base camp, and then to Khare, giving our bodies a day to rest somewhere in between. Now that our prime objective is met, all that remains is to retrace our steps back to Lukla. Our journey comes to an end as we take a flight from Lukla back to the capital.
One of the prime reasons to attempt the Mera peak trek is to witness the almost unmatched view from its summit. Everest (8848m), Kanchenjunga (8568m), Lhotse (8516m), Makalu (8463m), Cho-Oyu (8201m), Nuptse (7855m), and Chamlang (7319m) all together are a sight to behold. Apart from the scenic mountains, you will also pass through numerous Sherpa villages and have an opportunity to interact with and learn about their traditional lifestyle and culture. The trail on this high altitude climb will take you through high passes, glacial lakes, dense forests, lush hillsides, deep valleys, and pleasant pasturelands. It will occasionally also require you to make use of your climbing gear, which makes for a unique experience compared to most other trekking routes.
Despite the use of climbing gear, and the high altitude at the peak, this trekking trail is actually fairly easy. As long as you take your time gradually ascending and acclimatizing to the thinning air, the trail itself is nothing to be afraid of. As such, the Mera peak trek is a good experience for new climbers and experienced mountaineers alike.
Best Time To Attempt Mera peak climb: Spring (march-may) and Autumn ( September-November)
This trekking route is open all year long but it is recommended to visit during spring or autumn for the best possible views and experience. The mountains and skies are going to look crystal clear during this time and the weather will be mostly stable. Winter is not recommended as the temperatures can drop quite low and it might be harsh on newcomers.
Day01: Arrival Pick up from Tribhuvan International Airport at your arrival time, meet and greet with flower garlands, and private transportation transfer to your hotel (B, D)
Day02: Flight: Kathmandu – Lukla, trek to Chutanga (3,050m) – 4 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day03: Trek to Chatara la (4,500m) – 6/7 hours and overnight at camp (B, L, D)
Day04: Trek to Kothe (3,900m) – 6/7 hours and overnight at camp (B, L, D)
Day05: Trek to Thangnak (4,356m) – 6/7 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day06: Trek to Khare (4,659m) – 5/6 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day07: Acclimatization day at Khare
Day08: Trek to Mera Base Camp (5,400m) – 4 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day09: Climb to High Camp (5,650m) – 3/4 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day10: Summit Mera Peak (6,461m) and back to base camp – 7/9 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day11: Contingency day
Day12: Trek to Khare (4,659m) – 6 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day13: Trek to Kothe (3,900m) – 6 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day14: Trek to Thuli Kharka (4,100m) – 7 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day15: Trek to Lukla (2,840m) – 7/8 hours (B, L, D)
Day16: Flight back to Kathmandu and overnight at hotel
Day17: Rest day and cultural tour around Kathmandu valley
Day16: Final Departure
the best vews and easy trekking climbing peak
► Airport pickup and drop-off services via private car.
► All the Hotel and lodge accommodation during the trek as per the itinerary
► Domestic air tickets and taxes
► An experienced English-speaking trek Guide, experience, and License Holder Climbing Guide as well as experience porter.
► Accommodation, food, salary, Equipment, Insurance for all Staff
►Tented camps, and other necessary equipment
► Mera Peak Climbing Permit, (Makalu Barun National Park Permit, Tims Card,
► All food ( BLD) during the trek and as well as in the climbing period.
► Emergency medical supplies and first aid kit
► City tour in Kathmandu on request (cost will an extra charge)
► Incase of Helicopter charter (cost will an extra charge)
► well, Come to Dinner in a typical Nepali Restaurant with a cultural Dance show.
► Peak climbing Gear you can Hire in Khare.
► Nepal entry visa
► International airfare
► Extra food costs (B, L, D) outside of those mentioned in the itinerary
► Extra Baggage Charge in domestic flight.
► Personal trekking and climbing equipment and clothing
► Personal expenses (Phone calls, extra food, and showers, laundry, water, Bottled items, etc )
► Travel and rescue insurance
► Tips for trekking Staff
Day01: Arrival Pick up from Tribhuvan International Airport at your arrival time, meet and greet with flower garlands, and private transportation transfer to your hotel (B, D)
Day02: Flight: Kathmandu – Lukla, trek to Chutanga (3,050m) – 4 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day03: Trek to Chatara la (4,500m) – 6/7 hours and overnight at camp (B, L, D)
Day04: Trek to Kothe (3,900m) – 6/7 hours and overnight at camp (B, L, D)
Day05: Trek to Thangnak (4,356m) – 6/7 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day06: Trek to Khare (4,659m) – 5/6 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day07: Acclimatization day at Khare
Day08: Trek to Mera Base Camp (5,400m) – 4 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day09: Climb to High Camp (5,650m) – 3/4 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day10: Summit Mera Peak (6,461m) and back to base camp – 7/9 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day11: Contingency day
Day12: Trek to Khare (4,659m) – 6 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day13: Trek to Kothe (3,900m) – 6 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day14: Trek to Thuli Kharka (4,100m) – 7 hours and overnight at Camp (B, L, D)
Day15: Trek to Lukla (2,840m) – 7/8 hours (B, L, D)
Day16: Flight back to Kathmandu and overnight at hotel
Day17: Rest day and cultural tour around Kathmandu valley
Day16: Final Departure
Upon your arrival at Kathmandu, our airport representative will meet & greet with fresh flower garland and transfer you via private cozy vehicle to the designated hotel. Look out for your name on placard of our company. After hotel check-in and refreshment, you can stroll around the bustling street of Thamel to get acquainted with local environment.
Evening: Attend welcome dinner; introduction to your guide and check necessities.
We leave for TIA after an early breakfast to catch a flight to Lukla. This daring one hour flight will offer scenic views of various mountain ranges in the region including Mt Everest. After we land at the hillside airstrip at Tenzing Hillary airport, we breathe in the first of the mountain air and embark on our trip shortly after. Ascending through the forested path filled with pines and rhododendrons, we follow the trail onto Kalo Himal ridge and eventually arrive at the pasture lands of Chutanga.
After an early breakfast, we set out on the steep ascent to chatara pass while enjoying the sight of Numbur Himal, Kongdi Ri and Karyolang peaks in the backdrop. Walking through the rhododendron forests, we eventually arrive at Thuli Kharka for lunch. We resume on the trail after lunch. After a few more hours of climbing, we reach the fantastic vantage point at Chatara la, which offers spectacular views of the aforementioned mountains. We set up camp nearby and enjoy the view of the peaks basking in the moonlight.
Passing through the dense forest paths lined with rhododendron and juniper bushes, we head towards Thakthor. We might even encounter some of the wildlife residing in the region such as sloth bears, wild cats etc while enjoying the sight of Mera peak in the distance. After we stop for lunch at Thakthor, we continue on the trail to eventually reach our camp at Kothe.
We resume on our trail alongside the left bank of the Hinku River to Tangag. We head towards Gondishung and reach the 200 year old Lungsumgba Gompa. We have our lunch nearby the monastery and spend a little time exploring its premises. After our brief rest, we continue further on to the pasture lands of Thangnak, which is surprisingly well equipped with a number of general goods stores and lodges.
Our trail leads us today over the lateral moraine towards the Shar and Hinku Nup glaciers. We will have excellent views of Mera, Kusum Kangru and Kyashar on the trail today. Passing through Charpatti Tal and Dig Kharka, most of the road today is a steep ascent after which we eventually arrive at Khare.
We’ve gained a lot of altitude in the past few days. As safety is of our utmost concern, we will be taking a rest day to get used to the new altitude and climate. We spend the day enjoying the view of Mera peak and making sure all our equipment and climbing gear is ready for the tough climb ahead. The evening is now noticeably colder as we’re almost at 5000 meters now.
Our trail today takes us on the ascent over the Mera glacier and a gentle descent afterwards. We will climb on the steep boulder strewn trail for a few hours today to reach Mera Base Camp, which is the headway for expeditions on the Mera Peak. As the trek today is a short one, we’ll reach the base camp in just a few hours. Once at basecamp, we will unpack and have our lunch amidst the view of Everest, Makalu and Baruntse peaks while the Sherpa guides set up camp for us. We will spend the afternoon practicing some climbing maneuvers.
► Airport pickup and drop-off services via private car.
► All the Hotel and lodge accommodation during the trek as per the itinerary
► Domestic air tickets and taxes
► An experienced English-speaking trek Guide, experience, and License Holder Climbing Guide as well as experience porter.
► Accommodation, food, salary, Equipment, Insurance for all Staff
►Tented camps, and other necessary equipment
► Mera Peak Climbing Permit, (Makalu Barun National Park Permit, Tims Card,
► All food ( BLD) during the trek and as well as in the climbing period.
► Emergency medical supplies and first aid kit
► City tour in Kathmandu on request (cost will an extra charge)
► Incase of Helicopter charter (cost will an extra charge)
► well, Come to Dinner in a typical Nepali Restaurant with a cultural Dance show.
► Peak climbing Gear you can Hire in Khare.
► Nepal entry visa
► International airfare
► Extra food costs (B, L, D) outside of those mentioned in the itinerary
► Extra Baggage Charge in domestic flight.
► Personal trekking and climbing equipment and clothing
► Personal expenses (Phone calls, extra food, and showers, laundry, water, Bottled items, etc )
► Travel and rescue insurance
► Tips for trekking Staff
The Mera peak is located in the Northeast part of Nepal, Solu-Khumbu District province No, 1.
for the Mera Peak climbing, you can fly to Lukla for 30 minutes by domestic Air. as well as you can drive to Juving village Solu Khumbu District by private or local transportation, it depends on your time and choice of the trip itinerary.
The elevation of Mera Peak summit 6474m. from the sea level.
March-May and Sep-Nov is the Best time for the Mera peak climbing.
Makalu/Barun National park entry fee and peak climbing permit are Necessary for Mera peak climbing.
Yes, the Mera peak climb is worth it. To see an amazing view of the Above 8 thousand miter hight mt Everest, lotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Cho Oyo, and panoramic view of Himalayan ranges.
it's is necessary to go with a guide for the Mera peak climb, for your official work, food, and Accumedetion Arengmant and Mera peak climbing Safty,
it's is necessary to go with a guide for the Mera peak climb, for your official work, food, and Accumedetion Arengmant and Mera peak climbing Safty,
Every day you will gain Approx 400m to 500m. The challenging day high camp to the top of Mera peak summit 700m. After summit 6,461m, trek Back to khare camp.
in a maximum of 15 days and a minimum of 13 days, you can complete the Mera peak climbing.
During the Mera peak climbing, local Nepali traditional foods, and continental foods are Available. According to providing the menu.
for under 20 years old, it's not secure to climb Mera Peak. Because you have sleep Avobe 5,000m, high from the sea level.
if you get ill during the Mera peak climbing, first you need to see the condition and you can decide if the condition is normal you can wait a day for Acclimatization for the next step if the condition is not well or recovery turns Back downhill to a lower place or Get Back to a safe place by any alternative way.
if you are physical, Healthy, and mentally strong, and as well as if you are over 20 years, and under 60 years old you are fit for Mera peak climbing.
yes, it's possible, private peak climbing or groups as your choice. High vision adventure trek will Arrange all kinds of trekking grouping size.
Basic medicine kids will provide the high vision adventure trek. if you continue using any internal medicine it's better to bring your own because it can not be matching provided medicine for your health.
it's a necessary Basic experience for mera peak climbing. if you have not Any previous experience of climbing, the climbing Guide will teach you a Basic climbing course in khare during the training period.
it's a necessary Basic experience for mera peak climbing. if you have not Any previous experience of climbing, the climbing Guide will teach you a Basic climbing course in khare during the training period.
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