MERA PEAK

One of the most exciting peaks in the Everest region. On the summit, ahead of you, a line-up of over 8000 m!

Mera Peak Climbing takes us to the summit of Mera Peak (6,461m/21,190ft) which is the highest trekking peak in Nepal. We ascend Mera Peak preferably during the spring and autumn seasons as it’s the best time to climb the mountain for its astonishing views of the Himalayan Vista. Five 8,000m peaks are visible from the summit including Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu and Kanchenjunga.
Mera Peak climbing is an excellent option for anyone with moderate mountaineering experience. It is a challenging trekking peak due to its elevation.

BESTS

  •  Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, and Cho Oyu. It offers one of the best panoramic Himalayan views in Nepal.
  • The route features incredible terrain—from lush forests in the Hinku Valley to high-altitude glaciers. The variety of ecosystems and natural beauty is a highlight.
  • Compared to the more popular routes, the Mera Peak trek is quieter and offers a peaceful experience in remote mountain settings, ideal for those who seek solitude.
  • A wonderful experience with crampons, ice axes and ropes
  • Possibility of customizing the itinerary with other activities or excursions

COST

0000 USD per person with 3 participants with local guide

Private trip possible every day. Contact us to receive a customized quote for 1 or 2 people. Contact us to receive a customized quote with European guide speaking English, French, Italian.

OUTLINE ITINERARY

  • Day 01. Arrival in Kathmandu
  • Day 02.Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla (2860m/9,385ft), to Chutanga (3450m/11,318ft)4-5 hours
  • Day 03.Trek from Chutanga to Thuli Kharka(4,300m/14,108ft), 7 hours
  • Day 04.Trek from Thuli kharka to Kothe (3580m/11,811ft)5-6 hours
  • Day 05.Trek from Kothe to Thangnak (4350m/14,272ft), 6 hours
  • Day 06.Acclimatization Day
  • Day 07.Trek from Thangnak (4350m/14,272ft) to Khare (5045m/16,552ft)6 hours
  • Day 08.Acclimatization Day
  • Day 09.Trek from Khare to High Camp (5780m/18,963ft)8 hours
  • Day 10.Summit to Mera Peak (6476m/21,246ft) and back to Khare (5045m/16,552ft)8-9 hours
  • Day 11.Reserve day for climbing in case of bad weather
  • Day 12.Trek from Khare (5045m/16,552ft) to Kothe (3580m/11,811ft),5-6 hours
  • Day 13.Trek from Kothe (3580m/11,811ft) to Chatrabuk (3450m/11,318ft),6-7 hours
  • Day 14.Trek from Chatrabuk (3450m/11,318ft) to Lukla (2860m/9,385ft),6-7 hours
  • Day 15. Fly from Lukla (2860m/9,385ft) to Kathmandu
  • Day 16. Kathmandou: sightseeing and free shopping day 
  • Day 17. Final Departure 

DETAILED ITINERARY

Day 01.Arrival in Kathmandu
After arriving in Kathmandu you will be picked up by Airport representative and transfer to hotel. We will serve authentic Nepalese cuisine with cultural show in the evening.

Meals included: dinner. Overnight: hotel.

Day 02.Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla (2860m/9,385ft), to Chutanga (3450m/11,318ft)4-5 hours
Recognized as one of the most dangerous airports in the world, the flight to Lukla is an adventure in itself. The small airstrip nestled high on a cliff has an uncharacteristically short runway. The flight to Lukla gives us unprecedented beautiful views of the mountains and the mountainous terrain of Nepal. However, there are chances of flight delays or cancellations and we have proper plans to accommodate such incidents in our journey. We leave Lukla and move forward. The walk is a nice one through the magnolia and rhododendron forests. We will be crossing some old bridges and farms to reach Nangbu. We continue ahead towards Chutanga along the pleasant trail with great scenic backdrops. Upon reaching Chutanga, we can observe the lifestyle of the people in the region. 

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 03.Trek from Chutanga to Thuli Kharka(4,300m/14,108ft), 7 hours
After breakfast, we will move from Chutanga. Today’s trek is mostly uphill and tiring. We will also be taking packed lunches with us today. We will be trekking on steep paths as we cross the Zatrwa La (4610m) which is the first pass of the ridge separating Hinku and Khumbu valley. We will be greeted with multiple colorful prayer flags as we reach the pass and continue walking for some more hours before we reach Thuli kharka.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 04.Trek from Thuli kharka(4,300m/14,108ft) to Kothe (3580m/11,811ft)5-6 hours
Today, after breakfast, we will move out and cross small passes after which we will get the first glimpse of Mera Peak (6,476m). Our trek will be mostly downhill today through the zigzagged trail of rhododendron trees. There aren’t many tea houses or settlements in this region, making it a quiet walk. We will have to tackle a few uphill sections and follow a river until we reach Kothe. 

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 05.Trek from Kothe to Thangnak (4350m/14,272ft), 6 hours
We make our way to Thangnak today, where we will spend two nights to acclimatise. The ascent isn’t steep making it an easy walk. We will be able to see the desolate upper Hinku valley which provides magnificent views of Kusum Kanguru (6,367m) and other peaks. We will pass a small Gompa also which seems to have camouflaged perfectly with the rocky setting. We will further climb up to reach Thangnak. 

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 06.Acclimatization Day
Acclimatization is the key to any successful trek. This allows you to adapt to low oxygen at high altitude and is often done by hiking around surrounding hills. Keeping oneself active and moving around is the best-recommended method for acclimatization. We can spend the day exploring the areas around Thangnak.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 07.Trek from Thangnak (4350m/14,272ft) to Khare (5045m/16,552ft)6 hours
With wonderful vires of Mera (6,476m), Kusum Kanguru (6,367m) and Kyashar (6,769m) mountains, we will trek on the easy path to Khare. We will be able to see many colorful tents from various expeditions and lodges while the cloudy atmosphere adds to the mysterious beauty of this place. The human settlement is the last one before the Base Camp of Mera peak. 

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 08.Acclimatization Day
As we are at a height of 5000m, it is crucial that we acclimatise. We will make short hikes around the area and adapt our bodies to the Himalayan atmosphere. If any discomfort is felt, be sure to immediately inform your trekking guide. He will take the necessary steps according to the progression of the symptoms.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 09.Trek from Khare to High Camp (5780m/18,963ft)8 hours
The climb today is going to be relatively easy. We will gradually ascend to Mera La pass (5415m) and continue on the trail ahead. As we move up, we reach the base camp we see many tents set up by many expeditions. You can explore the area and converse with people and share your experiences. We will gain altitude as we ascend the trail to High Camp. This trek will give us fantastic panoramic views of the Himalayas in Everest region namely being Cho Oyu (8188m), Kangtega (6782m), Ama Dablam (6856m), Nuptse (7861m), Lhotse (8414m), Makalu (8463m), Baruntse ( 7129m). We will also be briefed on about our expedition for tomorrow by the guides. We will sleep early as the climb begins pretty early in the following morning. 

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: Camp.

Day 10.Summit to Mera Peak (6476m/21,246ft) and back to Khare (5045m/16,552ft)8-9 hours
We will be making our move to ascend the peak at early hours of the morning, while it’s still dark. It is a slow walk to the top as the sun slowly rises and shines a light on the mountains. Everest (8,848.86m) can be seen along with peaks such as the Makalu (8,463m), Lhotse (8,414m), and Cho Oyu (8,188m) and even Kanchenjunga (8,586m) towards the far east of Nepal. On reaching the peak we will get an immense feeling of accomplishment and witness the highest mountains of the world which is an absolute delight. 

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 11.Reserve day for climbing in case of bad weather
If we are unable to make the summit on the proposed day, we will be attempting the climb today. This is a reserve day to keep us safe from unpredictable weather conditions, in Khare.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 12.Trek from Khare to Kothe (3580m/11,811ft),5-6 hours
We will make quite a descent today to Khare. Retracing our steps we will cross the small settlements and little monasteries on our way. We will descend along the trail that passes through Thangnak, Gondishung, and Mosom Kharka to reach Kothe. We can rest our weary legs or explore the surrounding areas. 

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 13.Trek from Kothe (3580m/11,811ft) to Chatrabuk (3450m/11,318ft), 6-7 hours
We follow the same paths as we did before. While previously we walked these steps we were filled with anticipation, now we are filled with a sense of accomplishment. We will walk through Thuli Kharka and also pass the Zatrwa La pass (4610m). Before reaching Chatrabuk, we will go through sparse rhododendron forests. Overnight at a lodge or guest house in Chatrabuk.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 14. Trek from Chatrabuk (3450m/11,318ft) to Lukla (2860m/9,385ft),6-7 hours
Our last day of walking, we move towards Lukla bidding farewell to the Himalayan ranges and exotic landscapes. This walk is a good time to reminisce and experiences of the trek and the climb. We can enjoy relaxing in small pubs and toast to our accomplishment as we reach Lukla. We can also observe the lifestyle of the people in the region. 

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Overnight: lodge.

Day 15. Fly from Lukla (2860m/9,385ft) to Kathmandu

Today, we will fly from Lukla to Kathmandu. The excitement of this time is bound to be different as we will have experienced the mountains and spent some quality time in the mystical region. This time as we look down, we will appreciate their hospitality and hard work. Upon arriving in Kathmandu, you will be transferred to your hotel and you can shop for gifts and souvenirs in the local marketplaces. 

Meals included: breakfast. Overnight: Hotel.

Day 16. Kathmandou: sightseeing and free shopping day 

We can go around Kathmandu valley, if some important places have been missed according to your choices. After the hectic schedules of trek, today you can either go for shopping or have a day rest before departing from Nepal.

Meals included: breakfast. Overnight: Hotel.

Day 17. Final departure

You will have breakfast and You will be free until your departure. A representative will take you airport for your final departure.

Meals included: breakfast.

INCLUDED 

  • All airport transfers from arrival to departure
  • Round-trip airfare between Kathmandu/Ramecchap and Lukla
  • 15 kg baggage allowance in flight and during trekking
  • Porter service
  • Airport transfers
  • English-speaking, government-licensed Trekking/Climbing Guide
  • All applicable trekking and climbing permits
  • nights’ accommodation in Kathmandu on B&B plan
  • Government taxes, entrance fee, equipment fee, and other applicable fees
  • Farewell dinner

NOT INCLUDED

  • Visa fee for Nepal
  • International flight to and from Nepal
  • Personal trekking and climbing equipment
  • Travel and medical insurance (if any rescue and evacuation needed)
  • Meals and extra night (more nights than stated in itinerary) accommodation in Kathmandu
  • Soft and hard drinks
  • Personal insurance and other personal expenses
  • Tips for trekking staff (tipping is expected)
  • Anything not specified under “INCLUDED”

ON REQUEST

  • Single room
  • Sleeping bag rental on site
  • Guide with knowledge of Italian or French
  • Travel insurance
  • Superior hotel accommodations in town
  • Tour extensions

 

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Itinerary changes ad adjustments. The program may vary depending on the safety conditions of the participants. The guide remains the sole judge of the program, which can change at any time for safety reasons based on weather, environmental conditions or in relation to the physical and technical level of the hikers.