Mera Peak Climbing is one of the most popular trekking peak adventures in Nepal. It offers an unforgettable Himalayan experience of combined a trekking and mountaineering in high altitude. Standing at the elevation of 6,476m next to the Everest Base Camp Trek, Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal among many others. It provides spectacular panoramic views of five of the world’s highest mountains which include the highest peak- Mt. Everest (8,848 M), Mt. Lhotse (8,516M), Mt. Makalu (8,485M), Mt. Cho Oyu (8188M) and the third highest mountain in the world– Mt. Kanchenjunga (8,586M).
Mera Peak (6,474 M) is located in the remote corner of Hinku Valley of the Everest Region. Climbing Mera Peak is an ideal for adventure seekers who want to experience a true Himalayan expedition without requiring advanced technical climbing skills. It means, if you want to climb this peak, you need basic mountaineering skills but not too advanced skill is required. But, we would like to suggest you all climbers to have better mountaineering skill and knowledge. To get to this destination, we have to pass through some beautiful forests, some of traditional Sherpa villages, alpine meadows, glacial terrain and pristine mountain landscapes.
Of course, the Mero Peak Climbing is physically demanding and challenging due to its’s altitude and long trekking days, but it is considered as technically less difficulty peak in Nepal which is suitable for all trekkers with good fitness and determination. With proper acclimatization and guidance from experienced climbing guides, Mera Peak offers a rewarding and achievable Himalayan summit experience.
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,350m)
Day 02: Kathmandu/Ramechhap to Lukla Flight (2,840m)
Day 03: Trek starts from Lukla to Chutanga (3,050m)
Day 04: Trek from Chutanga to Chhatra (4,100m)
Day 05: Trek from Chhatra to Kothe (3,500m)
Day 06: Trek from Kothe to Thagnak (4,300m)
Day 07: Acclimatization Day in Thagnak (4,300m)
Day 08: Trek from Thagnak to Khare (5,000m)
Day 09: Acclimatization and Climbing Training at Khare (5,000m)
Day 10: Trek from Khare to Mera La (5,400m)
Day 11: Trek from Mera La to High Camp (5,800m)
Day 12: Summit Mera Peak (6,476m) and Return to Khare (5,000m)
Day 13: Trek from Khare to Kothe (3,500m)
Day 14: Trek from Kothe to Chhatra (3,800m)
Day 15: Trek from Chhatra to Lukla (2,840m)
Day 16: Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu (1,400m)
Day 17: Final Departure from Kathmandu to your homeland.
As Mera Peak is the highest peak for the trekkers, it costs for different elements. First, Mera Peak Climbing Permit cost, cost for climbing guide, his daily salary, foods with accommodation and his full remuneration. A part of it, there are many other factors to pay like the entrance fee of Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality, Entrance for Sagarmatha National Park, Entrance of Makalu Barun National Park, insurance coverage for local staffs- Climbing guide, kitchen staffs, assistants etc.
For the accommodation in Kathmandu, you can book by yourselves if you find it more comfortable to look for. Like this, we can arrange the flight ticket for Kathmandu to Lukla and back to Kathmandu. After the Mera Peak Climbing, if you wish to visit in the UNESCO heritage sites in Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur, it will cost you as well. Anyway, this cost goes up according to you demanded services and activities.
As everybody know that Mera Peak is the highest peak in Nepal in the elevation of 6,476 meters, people obviously think that it is the most difficult to climb! But, it’s not the reality of it. Of course, it is very high by the altitude level. But technically, it is not as difficult as you people think. So, this Mera Peak is easier to climb technically. By the means of physical fitness, everyone should has to have good physical condition, enough good technical sound and positive determination.
A single person or a group of multiple persons, Mera Peak Climbing requires several kinds of permits. They all kinds of permits will be issued by the Department of National Park and Wildlife Conservation on be-half of Government of Nepal. Tourists can buy those certain permits by themselves and tourists are obligated to pass through local trekking companies to obtain some of the those permits. For example- Peak Climbing Permits, Upper Mustang Trek Permit, Lower Dolpo Trek Permit, Upper Dolpo Trek Permit, Kanchenjunga Trek Permit, Manaslu and Tsum Valley Trek Permit.
Mera Peak Climbing Permit Cost is distributed as per this table- its distributed according to season-
Spring season (March-April-May) : USD 350 Per person.
Autumn season (Sept-Oct-Nov) : USD 175 Per person.
Winter Season (Dec-Jan-Feb) : USD 175 Per person.
Summer Season (June-July-August) : USD 175 Per person.
Mera Peak is one of the besSept-Oct-Novt trekking peaks for all category of climbers. Specially, for those people who are seeking a combination of adventurous trekking and mountaineering experience in the Himalayas. The Mera Peak offers less technical difficulty compared to other Himalayan climbing but true expedition atmosphere and extraordinary summit views from the top.
The remote trekking trails, traditional Sherpa culture, glaciers and amazing mountain panoramas make the Mera Peak Climbing an exceptional adventure.
| SNo.0 | Date | From | To | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 08/10/2023 | Lukla | Kathmandu | Enquiry This |
| 2 | 10/03/2023 | Kathmandu | Lukla | Enquiry This |
When you are up in the mountains in Nepal, we would suggest you to be ready for anything. Weather forecasts for Lukla are never correct and different sources will give you different information. If it is a really bad day in terms of weather, the airlines will themselves cancel the flight and you might have to wait till the weather clears. Yes, flying in high altitude is never easy, even on a clear sunny day, the plane might face turbulence because of the wind blowing from the mountains. But overall the flight to Lukla is very exciting and it’s an experience that you will never forget.