Mere
Peak Climbing is
one of Nepal's most beautiful and impressive emotions. It is a memorable
adventure trip that will take through the Hinku Valley of the Khumbu area. Mera
Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal at 6476 m. A daring climbing
adventure, the Mera peak takes you to Nepal's highest peak. It's a great way to
enjoy the Nepalese Himalayan lifestyle and natural beauty of Khumbu. Besides,
it is also one of the most beautiful achievements. The panorama of the
Himalayas from the summit of Mera Peak is indescribable.
Main Highlights
·Excellent
trekking experience in the Himalayas
·You will
climb Mera Peak at 6,476m. elevation
·You will
have a Cultural sightseeing tour of Kathmandu valley
·You will
have a breathtaking view of the peaks of the Himalayas
·You will
have an exciting and picturesque flight from Kathmandu to Lukla
·You will
have an adventure hike in the Hinku valley of the Khumbu region
·You will
have a chance to see the breathtaking view of the mountains of 8000 meters
Itinerary Highlights
Mera Peak
Climbing itinerary can be customized according to your choice. Please
write to us for the individual travel Itinerary. The price varies depending on
hotel category, transportation, private vehicle, and flight service.
Day 01: Welcome to Kathmandu international
airport: 1400m
Day 02: Full day guided city tour around
Kathmandu valley.
Day 03: Kathmandu to Lukla by flight and
trek to Paiya: 2700m.
Day 04: Trekking from Paiya to Panggom:
2846m
Day 05: Trekking from Panggom to Ningsow:
2855m
Day 06: Trekking to Chhatra Khola from
Ningsow: 2800m
Day 07: Trek from Chhatra Khola to Kothe:
3690m
Day 08: Trekking from Kothe to Thangnak:
4350m
Day 09: Trekking from Thangnak to Khare:
5000m
Day 10: Acclimatization and climbing
training in Khare: 5000 m
Day 11: Trek to Mera High Camp: 5780m
Day 12: Summit day to Mera Peak and return
to Khare: 5000m
Day 13: Trek Khare to Kothe: 3600m
Day 14: Trek from Kothe to Thuli Kharka:
4300m
Day 15: Trekking from Thuli Kharka to Lukla
via the Zatrwa La pass: 2860m
Day 16: Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu
Day 17: Drop to Kathmandu international
airport
Overview of Mera Peak Climbing
Mera Peak is considered the highest
trekking peak in Nepal, Himalaya, as the elevation of Mera Peak is at an
altitude of 6,654 meters above sea level. Although it is the most elevated trekking
peak in Nepal, which can be climbed without any oxygen support, the summit is a
straightforward climb. Anyone can reach with basic climbing skills and excellent
physical condition. It is a fantastic climbing package in Nepal for those
looking to climb a trekking peak in the Great Himalayas as the trail is filled
with an alluring of mountains, glaciers, and ice waterfalls. An expedition team
comprising of experienced and highly trained guides and Sherpa guides will be
at the service during the Mera Peak climbing in Nepal.
Another major attraction on ascends Mera
Peak is that you can see 5 of the 6 highest peaks in the world during the trip,
namely Mount Everest, Mount Makalu, Mount Lhotse, Mount Cho Oyu, and Mount
Kanchenjunga, and many others. The panoramic views of these mountain peaks of
Nepal are indeed something to behold, which you can only experience from the
summit of Mera Peak.
This trip can organize as a trip with
accommodation in tents, as well as teahouses. The climate in the Himalayas can
be very unpredictable and can change within hours. Due to the complexity of
this situation, we add a day to the itinerary, as it can run the next day in
bad weather. However, Mera Peak climbing is not limited to mountains and
glaciers. The trip is full of different natural and cultural aspects of the
Everest region. You will pass through many Sherpa villages along the way to
discover and witness the unique lifestyle and heritage. You will also pass by
many monasteries and gumba, which are essential spiritual aspects for many
people residing in these regions. The richness of flora and fauna is also the
main attraction of this trekking in Nepal.
Important note:
As this adventure trip enters the remote
mountain region, you are always at the mercy of nature. During the journey,
factors such as the weather, a natural disaster, or a variety of other factors
that are beyond our control can later lead to changes in the travel route. Although
all the roads we offer are guided and standardized, please note that for
security reasons, your team leader authorized to change or even reject a
party's planned itinerary. The leader makes any changes or additions to the
standard route, taking into account the interests of the entire group. We
strive to adhere to the travel route mentioned above. However, in the event of
an unforeseen circumstance beyond our control, you must be flexible and follow
the guidelines instructed by your leader.
Welcome to the capital of Nepal. Upon your arrival at Kathmandu airport, our airport representative will welcome and pick you up from the airport and drive you to the hotel. There will be a brief briefing today. After that, you will be free. You can rest at the hotel or walk around the market area
Today, after having breakfast, we will take you for a full day excursion to Kathmandu Valley. You will visit the pilgrimage center of the temple of Pashupatinath and Swyambhunath, ancient and listed on the UNESCO World Heritage sites. The largest Buddhist stupa in Boudhnath and the fine arts and historic architecture of Durbar Square in Kathmandu take you into the ancient culture of Nepal. Upon returning to the hotel, you can explore the local areas, ravines, and the way of life.
Our office representative will come to your hotel and take you to the domestic airport to take an early flight to Lukla. After 25 minutes, you will land in Lukla. After landing at Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla, you will start your trek to Paiya. You will hike a jungle trail, crossing a bridge over the Handi Khola, and arrived at Surke Village. From Surke village, you will continue to the south and cross the Chutok La pass before reaching the small community of Paiyan. Your night stay will be at the tea house.
After breakfast, you will descend for a while and arrive at a small bridge. From there, the path is slippery until you cross the Kari La pass. Your today walk will be through the bamboo and rhododendrons forests on a narrow mountain trail. During today's trip, you will enjoy the wonders of the Dudhkoshi Valley. You continue your trek to the village of Panggom. You will stay at the tea house here.
Today, you will start your walk after having breakfast. After leaving Panggom, you cross the Panggom La Pass. Then you go up, walk a stable trail, and turn north. First, you cross Peseng Kharka Khola, and then after walking, you arrive at Peeng Kharka. You cross Ningsow Khola before reaching Ningsow village. Your night stay will be in the tea house.
After enjoying breakfast at the teahouse, you will start the trek to Chhatra Khola. You will go up first and then down again for a while, and you go up a little more to reach Ramailo Danda. From there, you have an extraordinary view of Mera Peak and Salpa. After going up and down your trail, you enter Makalu Barun National Park. Your trail from here to Chhatra Khola is known as Pasang Lhamu Trail. Along the way, if you are lucky, you might meet the rare red panda. You will spend the night at a tea house in Chhatra Khola.
After breakfast at Chhatra Khola, you will hike north on the main trail that leads to Mera Peak. After walking on a trail next to the Majang Khola, you will combine with another trail that runs along the Hinku Khola. Your path continues straight towards Tashing Gongma, which has seasonal tea shops. You continue your walk and cross the bridge over Sanu Khola before reaching Kothe. You will spend the night at a tea house in Kothe.
Today, after breakfast, you will hike along the Hinku Khola ridge in the shadow of Mera Peak. You have lunch at Gondishung, the summer ranch colony on the west bank of Hinku Drangka. Beyond Gondishung, you pass a 200-year-old Lungsumgba Gung Lompa where you can find Mera's peak written on the rock, as well as its route to Mera. A short walk takes you to Thangnak, which is a summer grazing area with cabins and primitive tents.
After breakfast, you leave Thaknak and follow the side moraine from Dig Glacier to Dig Kharka, which offers spectacular views of Charpate Himal. The path goes through the scar of the Shar and Hinku Nup Glaciers and then climb to Khare. From here, you can see the north face of the Mera peak, which will be an incredible experience. After lunch, you can walk in and around Khare. Night at tea house.
Today is all about acclimatization and basic training to prepare for the Mera Peak ascent. Our climbing leader will help you learn basic climbing techniques and demonstrate the best ways to use your climbing gear, such as ice axes, harness, climbing boots, and crampons. The training will also include learning the best rope climbing technique. You will spend the night at Khare Teahouse.
After breakfast, you will walk on a rocky route on a steep path to reach Mera Peak base camp. From here, you continue through Mera La Pass to reach Mera High Camp. Your way is along a rocky road, which can be dangerous if it has recently snowed as there are several crevices here. You head to the top of the rock group, which is marked by a large cairn. Then, you set up a camp in height while enjoying superb views of the bush: Everest, Cho Oyu, Makalu, the south face of Lhotse, Nuptse, Baruntse, Chamlang.
Today is a big day for all on a mission to reach the top of Mera Peak. It's going to be very cold at first, but soon you will warm up as you continue to climb the glacier to a particular ridge. The first rays of the sun hit the high peaks in a beautiful red glow. The route is not yet technical, because you are slowly climbing higher in the thin air. The slope tilts for a section behind the ridge, and the summit returns to view. At the foot of the last steep summit cone, a fixed rope can be used if the leader of the climb deems it necessary. The top is only a few meters. From the top, you enjoy a spectacular view of the mighty Himalayas, including Mt. Everest, Cho-Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Kangchenjunga, Nuptse, Chamlang, Baruntse, and others. Later, you retrace your steps to the altitude camp where you rest for a while before descending to Khare. You will spend a night in Khare in tea house Lodge.
After breakfast, you will start the trek from Khare to Kothe following the same path as before. After arriving at Kothe, you will celebrate your success by finishing the summit of Mera Peak by tasting local beers and wines with an expedition team.
After breakfast, you start your trek to Thuli Kharka. You go up and down, cross several streams of Inkhu Khola before reaching a forked path near Taktho. You chose the way to your right and continue to walk. Your path goes through a Chorten then you descend a steep trail. Then you will go up to Thuli Kharka and pass another Stupa on the way. You will spend the night at Thuli Kharka in the tea house.
After breakfast, you will cross the Zatrwa La pass at 4,600 m. As soon as you cross the pass, the magnificent Lukla valley will greet you, which is surrounded by Cho Oyu, Number Himal, Kongde Peak, Kusum Khangru, and other Himalayan peaks. From the Zatrwa La pass, you walk to Chutang then continue to the village of Lukla. In the evening, you will enjoy a dinner in Lukla with your climbing team. You will spend the night in Lukla at the hotel.
After breakfast, take an early morning flight to Kathmandu. Once you get to Kathmandu, you can rest or spend the day buying souvenirs. If you want to explore other areas of Patan Bhaktapur, we can guide you.
Your adventure trip to Mera peak comes to an end today. A representative from our agency will drive you to the airport approximately 3 hours before your scheduled flight.
International flight fare and Nepal entry visa fees
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
Additional baggage fees
Extra night hotel in Kathmandu in case of early arrival or late
departure
Personal expenses such as Wi-Fi, phone calls, laundry, hot shower, etc.
Health and rescue insurance
Tips for guides, driver, and porters
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Mera Peak Climbing Accommodation
On the climbing trip to Mera Peak, we
offer you the standard 3-star hotel while in Kathmandu. During your trip to the
Mera base camp, we provide simple tea houses for your accommodation. The room
in these tea houses is less stylish with just a bed, a pillow, and a blanket.
Accommodations on the way to Mera peak are always full, and in some cases, you
may need to share a room with other hikers or sleep in the dining room. We
strive to make your trek as comfortable as possible.
In some cases, however, it must be kept
flexible. We will accommodate groups at the local hostel every day. We
dispatched the porters in front of us to reserve the room in advance for the
next day.
In Kathmandu, in addition to the 3-star
hotel, there are also some 4-5 star luxury accommodations. If you want to
change the luxury accommodation plan, let us know so we can organize and
reserve the hotel for your stay in Kathmandu.
All Food and drinks included in the Mera
Peak Climbing package. We provide Food at tea houses or cabins along the way.
You will have dinner and breakfast at the hostel where you will spend the
night. During the daily walk, our guide decides the space available and takes a
lunch break. We highly recommend that you bring water treatment pills to clean
the water and drink during the walk. During the step, there are options to buy
bottled water and boiled water.
Mera Peak Climbing Route Map
Mera Peak Climbing Video
Essential Information
Guide and porter for the trek:
We provide you well a trained and
experienced trekking guide and porter for your trek. Our guide will help you in
every possible way to make your trips remarkable and unforgettable. When we
talk about the porter, we provide a porter for two hikers each. Carriers carry
20 kg of total luggage (10 kg for each hiker). We offer a guide for smaller
groups, and if the group size exceeds ten people, we will provide you with the
additional guide for your trip.
Trekking guide and another staff arrangement:
Climbing and staff management are some
of the essential parts of the expedition that determine success. Enjoy the
skill and memorable of the trip. A very experienced and courteous climbing
guide will make the expedition trip smooth and easy. All members of the
expedition team and the climbing director are carefully selected based on their
leadership skills and personal talent. To preserve local communities, we only
employ local people who have sufficient knowledge of the culture, ecosystem,
flora, fauna, geography, and history of your local region.
Acclimatization
The Mera peak climbing itinerary is planned
with a high profile of Acute Mountain Sickness. Increasing too rapidly at
higher altitudes leads to disease that is severe enough to cause death. As much higher altitude, the oxygen
levels less in the air. For example, at
an altitude of more than 5000 m, there is 50% less oxygen than at sea level.
Therefore, our bodies need many days to adapt to an environment with less
oxygen. During this trip, a separate day is provided for acclimatization.
Visiting Everest base camp and Kalapathar will also help you get used to the
altitude before heading out to Mera peak Climb.
Physical condition and experience requirements
The Mera Peak is not technical, but you
still need excellent resistance to reach it. Previous knowledge of climbing is
not required. However, some experience of using climbing equipment is always an
asset. There will also be pre-ascent training at Island Peak Base Camp
participants. The practice focuses mainly on the use of climbing equipment such
as ropes, ice axes, belts, and crampons.
On the summit day, you have to hike
10-12 hours. Therefore, we recommend that you prepare yourself by jogging or
walking daily for about three months before you travel. Understand that when
choosing the Island Peak trip, consider hiking many days at high altitude and
in remote areas. For your Mera peak climb to be successful, you need to have a
lot of willpower, the ability to tolerate adverse weather conditions, and
adequate fitness and endurance. Participants with existing diseases such as
heart, lung, and blood diseases must consult their doctor before starting their
trip. Also, let us know your conditions at the time of booking.
Travel insurance
Travel insurance for every itinerary of
our company is a prerequisite for booking a vacation. You must have at least
emergency and repatriation insurance, which must include the cost of mountain
rescue. Please read the general terms and conditions of your insurers
carefully. In particular, you should make sure that the following is covered:
1) Activity (i.e., tourism, trekking or mountaineering) 2) Maximum altitude
that can be reached on the trek 3) Helicopter evacuation in an emergency. You
should understand that you are ultimately responsible for all costs associated
with an eviction and return procedures and that it is your responsibility to
bear the costs of evacuations or medical treatment. You should be fully aware
of the effects of organizing your travel insurance and understand the
limitations and exclusions of your policy. Please note that in certain
circumstances, our company guide may initiate helicopter rescue in medical
emergencies without first asking your insurance company for approval.
Mera Peak is
the highest trekking peak in Nepal with a height of 6476 meters. The ascent to
Peak Mera is not a technically demanding summit. However, many things cause
difficulties and obstacles during the walk and the climb. Having some
mountaineering experience is a big bonus. During the final push of the ascent
of Mera Peak, you will have to use technical mountaineering equipment. You will
need to use crampons, harnesses, and ice axes. Many hikers first conquer these
peaks before climbing the mountains above 8,000 meters.
Mera Peak Climbing Reviews
Total Reviews: 1
2020-10-21
by Guerrino Dellucci, Italy
One Of Best Trip : Mera Peak Climbing
This was my
second trip to the Himalayas with Nepal Tour & Trekking Service P. Ltd.
after a successful trip to Island Peak. There are incredible views of the
entrance and exit and it was much less crowded than the way to the EBC. A bit
further up, although I thought that Mera was generally considered less
technical and therefore easier than Island Peak. Now I know better. Mera is a
much tougher undertaking than Island Peak on summit days and should not be
underestimated.
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