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Mera Peak Climbing
16 Days $2300

US $  2500
US $ 2300
  Accomodation : Best Tea House
 Duration : 16  Days
 Grading : Difficult
 Max Altitude : 6461m
 Activity : Peak climbing
 Starts at : Kathmandu
 End at : kathmandu
 Best Season : April may / Oct- Nov

Overview

Mera peak is among the most gorgeous, famed peaks in the Everest region. The location of Mera peak is in the east of Nepal, which lies within the Everest and Makalu range. This Peak offers best opportunity to all the trekking lovers of the world. The route through the  Hinku Valley gives  incredibly striking view  and delivers for one of the best sights of Mera Peak.
The top of Mera peak is at an altitude of 6461m, which offers the most unbelievable views of the world’s 8000 meter Mountains like Mt Everest, Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Lhotse, Cho-Oyu. The view from top of Mera peak is a truly once in a lifetime experience. In your journey to Mera peak you will encounter people living in that region like Sherpa people .After meeting them you will know about get to know their culture, tradition, and their festivals.
The top of the Mera peak has very less oxygen. The hard thing in this trek peak is all about the stamina you have and how much endurance power you have. And the good thing for trekkers is not much technical skill is required. 
This trek will take you through the terraced and heavily farmed areas. And as you ascend you will pass through the jungle of bamboo and Rhododendron. In the early time of your trek, you will see rich biodiversity and while you are on the way to Mera peak, you will mostly find Snow-capped Mountains, Rocky Mountains and glaciers.
The most exciting thing about this trekking is with no experience of climbing, you can still climb this peak. Mountain climbing may be passion for lot of people while some of us have dreamed but live in fear that they can’t do. This peak is all about those people. If you have courage and will power then you can definitely try this climbing.  Trainers and experienced guide will be there to guide to through all the procedure like using the equipment’s, to the techniques while climbing. And most importantly most secured equipment’s are used while climbing providing maximum safety to the climbers.
This trek will offer you the time to capture all the beautiful moments as this trek is one of the picturesque trek.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive at the Kathmandu Airport and transfer to hotel


  

Day 2: Sightseeing of Kathmandu Valley


Next day, you will have a sightseeing of the famous sites of Kathmandu valley. Kathmandu is known as the city of temples. You will visit the sites which are listed in UNESCO world heritage sites.


Day 3: Fly to Lukla (2800m) and trek to Chutanga (3450m)


On third day, we will fly to Lukla. We will see beautiful mountains and rivers en route to Lukla. After landing in Lukla, we will have 4 hours trek to Chutanga. In this trail we will pass through beautiful rhododendron and pine trees.

Day 4: Trek to Thuli Kharka (4200m)


Today we will start our morning trek to Thuli kharka. We will climb up about two hours through the lush forest and reach Thuli Kharka. It will be a beautiful walk through the red Rhododendron forest to reach thuli kharka. After reaching there we will observe, we observe the wide range of Mera peaks. We will spend our overnight in Thuli Kharka .

Day 5: Trek to Khote (3800m)


We will start our morning walk passing through Majang Khola and continue our journey alongside the Hinku Khola. Our path moves straight ahead towards Tashing Ongma . We will continue our journey pass over the Sanu Khola Bridge before reaching Kothe. We will spend our overnight in Kothe.

Day 6: From Khote to Thaknak (4300m)


On this day, we will start our journey through the edge of the Hinku Khola . We trek to Hinku Drangka , pass Lungsumgba Gompa . After a short walk we will reach to Thaknak . Thaknak is a beautiful site with lodges and shops. We will spend our night in Thaknak.


Day 7: Trek to Khare (5045m)


After Leaving Thaknak, we will follow Dig Kharka. This site offers which offers remarkable view of Charpate Himal. We will ascend to Hinku Nup and Shar glaciers, and have steep climb to Khare. From here, we will see the northern side of Mera Peak. After having our lunch we will have a hike around Khare. We will spend our overnight at Khare.

Day 8: Acclimatize day in khare


Acclimatization and rest day. We will know the basic procedure to use the equipment’s and how to climb the using those equipment’s. We will be trained by our experts.

Day 9: Trek to Meera base camp (5300m)


We will start our morning trek to Meera base camp, where we will get some training before climbing

Day 10: Mera base camp to high camp (6461m)


We will ascend up until we reach Mera peak base camp. From there, we will continue our trail through Mera la pass and finally reach Mera high camp. The path is very rocky filled with snow. We will spend our night there in high camp setting a camp and enjoy the majestic view of the mountains.

Day 11: Return to khare (5045m)


 We will start our day early to get the sunrise view and descend all the way to Khare by afternoon. Our journey will be fast to avoid the day for acclimatization.

Day 12: Trek to Khote (3600m)


We will follow our beautiful path along the mountains and hills. Pass down the Hinku valley to reach Khote . In Khote we will celebrate our success of Mera peak climbing.

Day 13: Trek to Thuli Kharka


After having our early morning breakfast we will start our trek to Thuli kharka. It is a very beautiful journey through the Rhododendron forest. On the way we will get the overall view of Mera peak and spend our night in Thuli kharka.

Day 14: Thuli kharka to Lukla


From thuli kharka we will start our trail to Lukla. On the way, we will encounter Lukla valley and other famous places like Cho yu, Kongde peak, Numbur Himal, Kusum Khangru. We will continue our journey until we reach Lukla village.

Day 15: Fly back to Kathmandu


From Lukla we will have a flight to Kathmandu and go to our respective hotel. You will have a farewell dinner at night.  

Day 16: Departure to the airport


After having breakfast, our representatives will take you to the airport 3 hours before the actual flight.

Exclusions

  • International flight tickets
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Personal trekking Equipments.
  • Tips ,drinks and personal expenses
  • Trekking and Travels insurance

FAQ

What is the climbing time to Mera Peak?

At 6476m, it is a high mountain that requires little technical climbing on its regular route. We will spend 16 days trekking and climbing, including two summit days. We plan to take our guided trip for 16 days, starting on the first day of arrival in Kathmandu and ending on the earliest date of departure from home.

What is the difficulty level of climbing Mera Peak?

Technical skills are not required to climb Mera Peak, and the climb does not involve steep ascents, but the high altitude of 6461m makes this climb challenging. The climb to Mera peak is relatively straightforward compared to other trekking peaks in Nepal.

 

Do I need a guide to climb Mera Peak?

No matter how experienced you are in high-altitude trekking, you can climb Mera Peak. Because the climb to Mera Peak is not technically demanding, it is open to those with no previous peak-climbing experience.

How do you get to Mera Peak?

Mera Peak usually is reached directly from Zatra La Pass, but we follow a route that crosses South Hinku Valley first and then traverses Zatra La Pass later.

 

What is the cost of climbing Mera Peak?

How much does it cost to climb Mera Peak? A 16-day itinerary with Mera Peak Climbing costs $2300 per person with Himalayan Hero Adventure. Climbing Mera Peak is strenuous and only permitted by authorized trekking companies. Climbing Mera Peak alone is prohibited.

From Mera Peak, can you see Everest?

On a clear day when you are flying, you may be able to see Everest in the distance. However, the Mera peak is invisible from the plane and will not be visible until Day 6 or 7 into the trek when you reach Dingboche.

Which is the appropriate season to take Mera Peak Climbing?

Mera Peak can be climbed all year, but it's not recommended in the summer as it's also the monsoon season.As a result, climbing in the Himalayas is considered a good experience during the spring and fall seasons. The fall season, also known as autumn, extends from September through November and is moderately warm and characterized by clear weather. 

Nepal has its busiest climbing season from March through early June during the spring. It is possible to climb Mera Peak in the winter, but the extreme cold can be dangerous for climbers unfamiliar with the pace and strain of high altitudes.

 

What should you pack for Mera Peak Climbing?

Mera Peak is generally referred to as a 'tracking peak,' but during its final lap, it includes some climbing, so mountaineering skills are required. Choosing the right gear and equipment is crucial for a successful climb of Mera Peak.

You should be carrying the following stuff in your backpack:

  • 55 ltr backpack
  • Shirts and t-shirts
  • Gloves & Mittens
  • Hiking boots
  • Water bottles
  • Sun cream & lip balm
  • Personal toiletries
  • Set of thermals (tops & bottoms)
  • Fleece Jacket
  • Sun hat & sunglasses
What foods are available during the Mera Peak Climbing?

Three hearty meals will be provided to you every day. Dinner and breakfast will usually be served at the same lodge. During the trial, lunch will be enjoyed at tea houses and small restaurants. 

Although we will serve packed lunches and tea or coffee during the climb, we will stay in tented camps. We provide our climbing cooks with both breakfast and dinner. During the trek, fresh fruit and organic ingredients are used from local villages or Kathmandu. 

Where shall we reside at night during Mera Peak Climbing?

The trek includes accommodation in lodges, teahouses, or hotels. You'll spend about three to four nights in camping tents during your climb. A member of the climbing crew will set up separate tents for your guests, a dining tent, and a toilet tent during your trip.

 

Do I need any climbing or mountaineering experience for Mera Peak Climbing?

You will receive instructions and guidelines before arriving in Nepal to climb from Himalayan Hero Adventure. A day or two at the base camp will also be dedicated to pre-climb training, including climbing techniques and equipment.

Mountaineering experience is not required for climbing Mera Peak as long as you can walk for several hours each day on various terrains for several days. 

Climb Mera Peak if you're an enthusiastic beginner in climbing or an experienced trekker wanting to challenge themselves further than trekking in the Himalayas. Preparation is a must when dealing with heights since you will be dealing with high altitudes.  

You may need to use ice picks, harnesses, and ice boots during the climb. Mera Peak is more accessible to climb in many aspects than Island Peak, despite its challenging trekking section to the base camp.

 

 

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    Thanks to Chintan's experience in promoting tourism in Nepal, we managed to organize an excellent visit to the main places in Nepal. After our arrival in Kathmandu, we planned together the various visits and transports for Pokhara, Lumbini, Chitwan. Thanks to their deep knowledge of the various places we have been able to understand throughout the package, the various experiences, such as paragliding and jungle safari, unique and absolutely to be done. I thank Chintan, Madan and the whole Himalayan Hero Adventures Company.

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