Mera Peak Climbing

Activity: Climbing, Trekking

Trip Grade: Challenging

Max. Altitude: 6476m

Overview
Itinerary
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Overview

Mera Peak, Nepal’s highest trekking peak, is a popular climbing destination for beginners from all over the world. Mera Peak, located in the ancient Everest region, has served as a training ground for mountaineers since its inception.

Similarly, Mera Peak is located in the Mahalangur sector of Nepal’s Solukhumbu region, which is the highest point of the Himalayas.

The Mera Central (6,476m), Mera North (6,476m), and Mera South (6,476m) are the three main summits of Nepal’s highest trekking peak (6,065m).

The first climbers of Mount Everest, Tenzing Norway Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary, initiated the custom of ascending the Mera Peak before and after the Everest expedition. Since then, its popularity has never waned; in fact, it has grown year after year. Mera Peak climbing is taken as the ground to prepare yourself before Everest climbing.

Thousands of climbers visit Nepal every year solely for the purpose of ascending Mera Peak. Beginner mountaineers have a bigger share than experienced climbers. Mera Peak’s climbing and difficult environment is suitable for beginners to lace up their shoes. This is why it is regarded as the greatest mountain to begin a climbing expedition.

Crampons, ice axes, and other mountaineering gear are put to the test for the first time during this Peak climbing. That isn’t to say that climbing is solely about ascent and descent. Mera Peak is a long yet magnificent journey across the world’s most picturesque region.

From the top of Mera Peak, visitors may see four eight-thousanders: Mt Everest (8,848m), Mt Makalu (8,643m), Mt Cho Oyu (8,201m), and Mt Lhotse (8,586m). What could possibly be a greater gift for a mountain enthusiast than being surrounded by mountain peaks all day long?

Mera Peak’s trek takes you via the famous Khumbu region. And this region has it all: Sherpa villages, lush forests, swinging suspension bridges, traditional gompas, monasteries, prayer flags, and so much more. It would take far too many words to describe what this peak climbing adventure has to offer.

Climbing Mera Peak

Mera Peak’s expedition with our crew is 18 days long and full of adventure. This adventure begins in Kathmandu, Nepal’s historic capital and capital. After a magnificent 35-minute flight from Kathmandu, we will arrive at Lukla. On the first day of the tour, you will hike up to Chhuthang shortly after landing in Lukla.

Then you’ll travel to Thuli Kharka (4300m) over the Zatrawala Pass, which is breathtaking. Your trip continues towards Kothe after an overnight stop in the Thuli Kharka. You will leave Kothe early in the morning to travel to Thangnak (4326m). Your next stop will be Khare when you make it to Thangnak and spend the night there.

The area of Khare offers sights of Mera Peak, which will be ascended soon. You will arrive in Khare for an overnight stay, but you will stay in Khare for another day to acclimate. This means you’ll stay in Khare for two nights before traveling to Mera Base Camp (5300m). Your Himalayan journey began at Mera Peak’s base camp and will continue to Mera High Camp (5,700m) and eventually to Mera Peak’s summit (6,476m).

After successfully summiting Mera Peak, you will return to Khare for a night’s stay the following day. After that, you’ll retrace your steps back to Lukla. You’ll pass via Khare, Kothe, Thuli Kharka, and Lukla on this route in a few days. Your final night in the Khumbu region will be in Lukla, one night before your trip to Kathmandu.

Itinerary

01Day

Arrive at Kathmandu Airport and transfer to a hotel in Kathmandu (1350m/4,430ft).

Our representative will come to the airport for transfer to the Hotel. After some refreshment in the hotel, Our Tour leader will make pre departure meeting in the Hotel or at our office. The meetings will cover trip related information & collect your Documents (passport copy, 2 passport size photos, Travel insurance).

02Day

Trip Preparation

Breakfast, free day for trek preparation. OR you can do a sightseeing tour in Kathmandu valley visiting into fascinating heritage and cultural sites. There are few places that are highlighted to visit in kathmandu such as holy Pashupatinath temple, Bouddhanath, Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Durbar Squire (One is in Kathmandu, in Patan and also in Bhaktapur), Museum, monasteries, old historical Palaces and Gardens, Chandragiri Hill Station. Note: this sightseeing tour is optional so you can visit with place of your interest & pay locally. (Meals: B)

03Day

Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla(2800m/9,186ft)

Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla at an altitude of 2800m. Now a days, all the flights to lukla is operating from Ramechhap which is 4 hours drive from kathmandu. And catch the flight from Ramechhap to Lukla Which takes around 20 minutes. After you reach Lukla you will be resting at a comfortable Lodge for the night and enjoying their food and hospitality.

04Day

Trek from Lukla to Chutanga(3050m/10,006ft)

On day 4 we embark on the first trek of our trip from Lukla. We started our trekking from Lukla to Chutunga at an altitude of 3050m. In addition, this trek is 4 hours long which means you will have more time to enjoy the surroundings of the place. Furthermore, after you reach Chutanga you will rest at a comfortable lodge for the night and enjoy the hospitality of the locals.

05Day

Trek from Chutanga to Thuli Kharka (Chatra-La) (3900m/12,597ft)

On day 5 after a light breakfast at Chutanga, we will continue our trek to Thuli Kharka. Similarly, this trek takes you to an altitude of 3900m which takes around 7 hours from Chutanga. Likewise, you will be traveling through Zatrawa La Pass at an altitude of 4610m. From there you will get a majestic view of the surroundings and its landscape. Furthermore, after enjoying the view from Zatrawa La Pass we will descend to Khartitang where you will be relaxing and resting for the night at a comfortable tea house.

06Day

Trek from Tuli Kharka to Kothe (4095m/13435ft-05hrs.)

On day six of our trekking journey, we will start our trekking from Tuli Kharkha and ascend a steep way to Kothe at an altitude of 4095m. This trek takes around 5 hours. In addition, while trekking to Khote you will see varieties of flora and fauna including the majestic views of the Himalayas and you will explore the rich biodiversity of the place. Furthermore, after 5 hours of the steep climb, you will stay at a comfortable tea house and enjoy their delicious food.

07Day

Trek from Kothe to Thangnak (4350m/14,272ft)

Today, we will start our trek from Kothe to Thangnak at an altitude of 4350m. Today you will climb a steep climb for almost two hours. Similarly, today you will enjoy a fantastic view of the south face of Mera Peak throughout the day which increases your trekking experience.

08Day

Rest and acclimatization day at Thangnak(4,350m/14,272ft)

The morning of day eight we will rest and acclimatize at Thangnak. Similarly, Thangnak is at 4350m altitude. Likewise, on this day we will visit Sabal Tsho Lake and take an acclimatization hike to a cairn at 5271m on the flank of Kusum Kanguru Peak from where we can get a stunning view of the Himalayas which is at an altitude of 6367m, and enjoy the beauty of nature.

09Day

Trek from Thangnak to Khare (5,045m)

Similarly, today we will continue our trek from Thangnak to Khare at an altitude of 5045m where you will get to experience the charm of nature and its landscape.

10Day

Trek and climb from Khare to high camp (5,780m/18,963ft)

The trek and climb to Khare to high camp aren’t for the faint of heart, a lung-busting six hours over rocky, challenging terrain, climbing to 5780m. The trek takes you alongside a breathtaking view of the landscape and the surrounding. After that we will camp at a suitable place at high camp and rest three for the night.

11Day

Summit Day. Mera High Camp to Summit and return to Khare(6476m/21,246ft)

Today is the exciting day of your Mera Peak Climbing because today you will be submitting for the Mera High Camp. After summiting you will return to Khare which is at an altitude of 6476m. Day 11 and 12 are the days for the summit so you will have more time to enjoy the landscape and the surroundings

13Day

Trek from Khare to Kothe (3600m/11,811ft) 5hrs.

Today the trail steeply descends to Khote through some of the suspension bridges. After coming to Khote today we will have lunch, relax, stretch our legs after five hours of the long trek and we will stay there for the night at a comfortable tea house or lodge.

14Day

Trek from Kothe to Thuli Kharka(3900m/12,597ft) 5hrs

Similarly, today we will continue our trekking journey descending from Khote to Thuli Kharka at an altitude of 3900m enjoying the beauty of the surroundings.

15Day

Thuli Kharka to Lukla(2800m/9,186ft) via Zatrwa La Pass(4610m/15,125ft)

Today after a light breakfast we started our journey early in the morning from Thuli Kharka at an altitude of 4610m. Which takes around 9 hours. Similarly, this trek from Thuli Kharka to Lukla takes you through the famous Zatrwa La Pass. This is your last evening in the mountains so it is an ideal opportunity for a farewell party with our staff.

16Day

Fly 35minutes from Lukla to Kathmandu (1350M/4,430ft) 35mins.

After a good party night at Lukla, you will fly to Kathmandu which takes around 30-35 minutes. Likewise, you can enjoy a scenic flight. Where you will see the beauty of the hills and their landscape. After landing in Kathmandu you will be transferred to a suitable 3-star hotel.

17Day

Leisure day & shopping in Kathmandu

Today is the leisure day of your journey. So, you can either go shopping or you can visit the famous markets in Kathmandu. After your visit to Kathmandu is finished then we will have a farewell celebration dinner with a culture program in the evening. Where you will get a perfect opportunity to explore the cultures of Nepal.

18Day

Transfer to the airport for final departure

Today, you will be transferred to the Tribhuvan International Airport for your departure back to your next destination.

Includes/Excludes

What is Included?

Airport Pick up and drop transfer.
Transportation as per above itinerary.
All accommodations (Twin Share) ( 3 star Hotel in kathmandu)
Meals : 3 times meals Breakfast, Lunch, dinner during the trekking and climbing section. Breakfast while in kathmandu
Well Trained Climbing guide for Climbing section
All Climbing equipment’s
Mera Peak Special Climbing Permit
Sagarmatha National park Permit
Local Permit
Flight ticket to/from Lukla
An experience guide and required number of porters (one porter in between two pax), their food, accommodation, transportation, salary, insurance, equipment and so on.
Warm sleeping bag, warm down jacket and walking stick, if necessary.
Trek bag.
All Government Taxes are included.
Mera peak climb Certificate from respective body from Nepal Government

Whats not Included

Tips to staff or any donations.
Single Supplement for single using rooms
Your travel insurance, Medical and emergency costs (Just in case).
All type of drinks (mineral water, any cold drinks, and alcoholic drinks).
Any personal expenses which is not mention into the price inclusion.

Clients Review

Helen & Mark Dwyer Australia

We had a dream to reach Mt Everest Base Camp since we heard about this. One of my friends recommended Trexmount so we have decided to use them for arranging our trek to Everest Base Camp. The treks were very well organized and the guides were extremely knowledgeable, and friendly and looked after us at all times.

Nothing was too much trouble for them and there was always a smile on their faces. We stayed...

Bridget and Ron New Zealand

Namaste Hari and all at Trexmount Ventures, We have just completed our third visit and a Fantastic trek in Nepal with a four-day trek in the Annapurna area and an 18-day trek to Everest base camp and Gokyo. Noelene joined us for the Everest trek and it was her 9th visit! We can highly recommend Trexmount Ventures as a great company. The guides we had, Ram and Tilak were very well informed and also both able to pace the trek to ensure we all reached our...

Departure Dates

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Trip Info

Best time to do Mera Peak Climbing

The best time to do Mera Peak Climbing is during the spring and autumn seasons. At this time of the year, you will have perfect weather and climate for the climb. Similarly, you will find suitable porters and guides as well. At this time of the year, you will get to travel to Mera Himal in clear visibility with a clear view of the surroundings. Mera Peak is a perfect holiday destination for you so you can enjoy your holiday with your friends and family. Similarly, if you come here at this time of the year then it can double your fun with your friends and family. If you want to fully explore and enjoy the beauty of Mera Peak then this time of the year is very suitable.

However, Mera Peak Climbing can also be done in the monsoon season. This time of the year also provides you with the perfect weather and climate. But, many trekkers and climbers prefer to do Mera Peak Climbing in the autumn and spring season because this time of the year is the festive season in Nepal. So, they will get to observe and explore the culture of Nepal at the same time as they climb Mera Peak.

The difficulty of Mera Peak Climbing

Mera Peak is not that difficult to climb; almost anyone over 18 years of age can do it. But, there are some things that you should consider before and while climbing Mera Peak. Similarly, you should book guides and accommodation before your journey. You should console your trekking and climbing company ahead of your journey. So that they can do the preparation accordingly and you will not have any problem booking guides and accommodation on your trip. The other difficulty that you are going to face when you are climbing at the Mera Peak is the lack of proper accommodation and porters facility if you travel here during the on seasons.

Similarly, if you travel here during the on seasons then the weather and temperature can also affect your visit to Mera Peak. But, the most common challenge you are going to face at Mera Peak is altitude sickness. Therefore, to not fall victim to altitude sickness you are required to drink enough water and you should acclimatize yourself properly.

Meals and accommodation at Mera Peak

While climbing to the high altitudes your meals must be at the point. Similarly, your accommodation is equally important as your meals because without proper accommodation you cannot complete your journey. So, we at Peak Climbing In Nepal try to provide the best facility to our visitors. We provide them with the proper hotels, lodges, and tea houses to rest. Similarly, when we reach our climbing period then we provide a suitable camping facility and environment to rest. Likewise, when it comes to meals we provide both Nepali and Western foods. However, western foods are slightly more expensive than Nepali foods. The reason for this is that Nepali foods are produced using local ingredients and spices. Whereas western foods are mostly imported from the cities. Similarly, the higher you go up in altitude the more expensive food and accommodation facilities get.

Climate and weather at Mera peak Climbing

The climate and weather of the Himalayas are very incalculable. It can change without a hint and sign. Therefore, climbers should be very careful during Mera Peak Climbing. So, climbers must be very careful in planning their trip to Mera Peak. Furthermore, this climb is a multi-day trip, so the chances for trekkers to face adverse weather at base camp are always high. Likewise, the temperature in the Himalayan region is mostly below 0. Therefore, make sure you carry warm clothes with you during the trip. Regarding the condition, the ideal season to do Mera Peak Climbing is during the autumn and spring seasons. During this time you will climb in a pleasant climate which can help you climb quickly and effectively.

Safety and security at Mera Peak Climbing

You should not worry about your safety and security when you are with us. We understand that climbing at the high altitudes of Nepal requires more caution due to the harsh climate from time to time and steep roads. Therefore the safety and security of our visitors are always a top priority for us. We fully take care of our consumers and their belongings when they are with us. Similarly, the accommodation facilities we provide are also safe and secure.

Fitness and experience requirements for Mera Peak Climbing

Mera Peak Climbing is one of the physically challenging climbs in Nepal. Even some of the most experienced trekkers and climbers find it hard sometimes to travel through these trials of Mera Peak. So, you have little knowledge of this climb successfully. Similarly, you have to be physically fit for this trek and climb. If you have some health issues, then it will be next to impossible for you to travel or complete this trek. Likewise, make sure that you do a full body checkup before heading toward the trek. In addition, walking and jogging, and running before Mera Peak Climbing are very beneficial.

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When is the best time for the Mera Peak Climbing?

Autumn (September, October, November) and spring (March, April, May) are suitable for Mera Peak Climbing. However, it is possible in monsoon seasons too.