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Mera Peak Climbing | Mera Peak Expedition

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Mera Peak Climbing | Mera Peak Expedition

Duration

18.0 days

Best Season

Sep-Nov, Mar-May,

Transportation

Domestic Flight & Tourist Vehicles

Accommodation

4* Hotel in Kathmandu, Trekking Lodge & Tented Camp in High Camp

Difficulty

challenging

Max-Altitude

6476.0m

Meal

Full Board Meals

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Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal elevating 6,467m/21,247ft above sea level. It is the elegant peak located in the Mahalangur range and Barun sub-section of the Himalayas. Mera Peak lies in Sagarmatha National Park and contains three main summits: Mera North, (6,476m / 21,247 ft) Mera Central,(6,461m / 21,198 ft), and Mera South (6,065m/19,898 ft).

Mera is an attractive peak that rises to the south of Mount Everest. And dominates the uninhabited valleys of Hongu and Hinku. And this peak provides astounding views no. of the highest mountains on Earth. Though the true summit is North, it is hardly ever climbed. As the north has a glacier in the route and the south side demands more technique. We prefer Mera Peak Central for climbing.

Highlights of Mera Peak Climbing Thrilling scenic flight from and to Lukla Walking through beautiful rhododendron forest Venture onto the ice of the Mera glacier Alluring views of surrounding landscapes The mesmerizing view of high mountains Highest trekking peak in Nepal- Mera Peak Surprising views of mighty mountains from the summit of Mera Mt. Everest, Cho-Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Baruntse, Kanchenjunga, Chamlang and many others Landscape changes- Woodland to scrub and moraine Attractive farming and trading village in High Himalaya

Highlights of Mera Peak Climbing

Thrilling scenic flight from and to Lukla

Walking through beautiful rhododendron forest

Venture onto the ice of the Mera glacier

Alluring views of surrounding landscapes

The mesmerizing view of the high mountains

The highest trekking peak in Nepal- Mera Peak

Surprising views of mighty mountains from the summit of Mera

Mt. Everest, Cho-Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Baruntse, Kanchenjunga, Chamlang and many others

Landscape changes- Woodland to scrub and moraine

Attractive farming and trading village in the High Himalayas

Mera Peak climbing is more adventurous and less difficult than other peaks. It is may difficult just because of the thin air, the steep ridge the cold temperature. But the views while trekking are breathtaking. You will cross all the challenges enjoying the alluring surrounding.

Mera Peak climbing follows the river and frozen stream and Passes making the trip more adventurous. And the top of the peak is a serene point offering perceived scenic landscapes. Moreover, then the major attraction of Mera Peak is its panoramic view of the highest peaks.

You can see five of sixth-highest mountains in the world- Mt. Everest (8,848m/ 29,029ft), Kanchenjunga(8,586m/28,169ft), Lhotse (8,586m/28,169ft), Makalu (8,485m/27,838ft), Cho Oyu(8,188m/26,864ft).

While trekking, you can witness the amazing sight of antique villages. Mera peak climbing is also popular as a Mera peak expedition. And like all treks in the Everest region, Mera peak climbing also starts in the same way. You have the exhilarating Kathmandu to Lukla flight. The flight provides great views all the way and lands on Lukla's adventurous runway. The trek starts from there. And the trail passes through exciting villages like Paiya, and Panggom, and moves on up the Arun Valley to Kothe.

Besides that, Mera Peak towers over the route on your right all the way. Moving ahead you reach Khare and pass several villages. At Khare, you stop for acclimatization and have pre-climbing training. Reaching the base camp of Mera Peak you put in your crampons, harness, and ice axes. And make your way over the glacier to Mera La Camp and High Camp. You will have a short sharp scramble up an ice- wall using crampons and ice axes and reach Mera Peak.

The happiness of reaching the summit of the highest trekking peak is out of the world. As the main highlight of this trek is the Mera Peak itself. And viewing the highest mountains so closest to taking eyes out. and making it to the summit you retrace the trail to Lukla. On the way back you pass the Zatrwa La pass. Likewise, this trek not only lets you pass through the beautiful Nepalese wilderness. But also through quaint villages which will give us a glimpse into the rich culture of the locals.

You will enjoy the journey walking through rhododendron, pine, and bamboo forest. Moreover, the diversity in flora and fauna will amaze you. This trek also gives you the sight of the rare wild animal if you are lucky. As you also enter the Makalu Barun National Park. You may have a glimpse of a Red panda, jungle cat, sloth bear, etc. on the way. The beautiful chirping sound of the bird while trekking will make you more relaxed.

Mera peak climbing is an excellent option for challenging trekking peaks. There are several routes to the top. But technical mountaineering skills rule is very basic for this trek. And you need at least one-day day of acclimation and pre-climbing training. So, Bold Himalayan provides the best itinerary for your memorable climbing/expedition.

Mera peak climbing itinerary

DAY-1 Arrival in Kathmandu (1,350m)

DAY-2 Trip Preparation

DAY-3 Fly to Lukla, trek to Paiya (Chutok) (2,730m/8,956ft) 30 mins flight

DAY-4 Paiya to Panggom (2,846m/9,337ft)

DAY-5 Panggom to Ningsow (2,863m/9,393ft)

DAY-6 Ningsow to Chhatra Khola (2,800m/9,186ft)m

DAY-7 Chhatra Khola to Kothe (3,691m/12,109ft)

DAY-8 Kothe to Thaknak (4,358m/14,297ft)

DAY-9 Thaknak to Khare (5,045m/16,486ft)

DAY-10 Acclimatization and pre-climb training

DAY-11 Khare to Mera High Camp (5,780m/18,958ft)

DAY-12 Mera High Camp to Summit (6,461m/21,197ft) and back to Khare (5045m/16,547ft)

DAY-13 Reserve Day for Contingency

DAY-14 Khare to Kothe (3,600m/11,808ft)

DAY-15 Kothe to Thuli Kharka (4,300 m/14,107ft)

DAY-16 Thuli Kharla to Lukla via Zatrwa La pass

DAY-15 Kothe to Thuli Kharka (4,300 m/14,107ft)

DAY-16 Thuli Kharla to Lukla via Zatrwa La pass

DAY-17 Fly to Kathmandu

DAY-18 Final departure

Itinerary

Welcome to our beautiful country, Nepal. Nepal is one of the best places to visit and explore. You will have an exciting flight from your home town to Tribhuvan International Airport, Nepal. Upon your arrival, you can see our representative waiting for you. After a warm welcome, we will transfer you to your desired hotel. After check-in, you can have rest or wander around the Thamel area. Overnight at Kathmandu.

With a beautiful morning in Kathmandu, you will have a delicious breakfast in your hotel room. Later, our guide will give brief information about your trip. We will also help you in preparation. And you can ask anything you want to know today. We will also check the required material for your trip. After that, you can visit the Pashupatinath temple for evening Arati. Overnight at Kathmandu

Today, you will have an early morning breakfast. After breakfast, our guide will pick you up and transfer you to the domestic airport. And you will have a morning flight to Lukla. Lukla flight is an adventurous 40 mins flight. You will have amazing breathtaking green and mountain scenery. With the beautiful flight, you land on Tenzing-Hillary Airport at Lukla. It is one of the most beautiful air routes in the world also the same air route for Everest Base Camp. After reaching Lukla, we will meet our other crew members.

From Lukla, we start our trek down to Paiya. Our trek goes through the jungle. We first reach to Surkhe then head toward Pakhapani. And in Pakhapani we will have lunch. After that, we continue toward Paiya. On the way, we pass through many traditional villages, jungles, and hills and reach the vicinity of Paiya. It is also known as Chutok. Overnight at Paiya.

After breakfast in Paiya, we head toward Panggom. We first trek down until we reach a wooden bridge. We cross the wooden bridge and continue to the slippery trail. Continuing the trek, we cross the Kari La pass. On the way, we pass through rhododendron and bamboo forest on a narrow mountain trail. Moreover, we also get to be in awe of the Dudh Koshi valley. And also we get the outstanding views of Dudh Kund Himal. We continue our trek and reach to Panggom Village. It is a farming and trading village as their settlers depend on farming and trading. Overnight at Panggom.

Leaving Panggom, we follow the trail to Ningsow. We descend the rock-strewn path leading to the rhododendron forest. On the way, you come across a lot of Mani walls. Likewise, we again pass through hills, ridges, and teahouse. Then we start trekking downwards. We have the astounding views of the south face of Mera Peak and Naulekh Peak on the way. We follow the zigzag through forested areas and have a steep descend. Now, you walk through a forest of pine and rhododendron having the most interesting and charming feeling. And continuing the trek you reach Ningsow. Overnight at Ningsow

Today, we first climb from Ningsow and then descend for a while. We again climb some more and reach Ramailo Danda. From this Danda, you get extraordinary views of Mera Peak and Salpa. Then, we head straight and up through the rhododendron forest. Here, you may encounter wild animals if you are lucky. Likewise, the view across the Dudh Khoshi towards Karyolung and the Lumding Himal is amazing. And the scenery across the rolling foothills of the Hinku valley is impressive too. Now we enter the Makalu Barun National Park. Following the Pasang Lhamu Trail from here, we reach Chhatra Khola. Moreover, you might even come across the elusive Red Panda on the way, if you are lucky. Overnight at Chhatra Khola.

From Chhatra Khola, we walk toward the north of the main trail to Mera Peak. First, our walk continues through the trail next to the Majang Khola. Then, our trail that merges with another trail that moves alongside the Hinku Khola. Continuing our trek, we head toward Tashing Ongma. And we cross the bridge over the Sanu Khola before reaching Kothe. On the way, you can enjoy the views of Mera and Hinku Valley. You might encounter wild animals like a jungle cat, sloth bear, etc. with the tall pine trees. Overnight at Kothe

Moving ahead from Kothe, we walk along the ridge of the Hinku Khola. It will be a beautiful trek in the shadow of Mera Peak. Our trek then stops at Gondishing, it’s a summer herder’s settlement in the west bank of the Hinku Drangka. After having lunch, we trek beyond Gondishing, we pass a 200-year-old Lungsumba Gompa. Here, you can find Mera Peak scripted in rock along with its route. Then a short walk takes us to Thaknak. Thaknak is a summer grazing area with primitive lodges and shops. Overnight at Thaknak.

From Thaknak, we continue our trek to Khare after breakfast. We follow the lateral moraine of Dig Glacier to Dig Kharka. It offers spectacular views of Charpate Himal. The trail then climbs through moraines to the snout of the Hinku Nup and Shar glaciers. We descend through a sandy path. And the continuous steep up climb takes us to Khare. You can see the northern face of Mera peak from here. It will be an amazing experience here. Overnight at Khare

We will spend another day in Khare. It’s a separated day for acclimatization and pre-climbing training. Today, you just have to prepare ourselves better for the Mera Peak climb. And for polishing your basic climbing techniques, our climbing leader will show the best way to use the climbing gear. Climbing gears include Ice axes, harness, ascender climbing boots, and crampons. Moreover, it includes the best climbing technique with the rope. You can also consult any confusion with the expert guides. After all the preparation you can have some rest. Overnight at Khare.

After a wonderful acclimatization day in Khare, today we head toward Mera High Camp. It will be an exciting day, as we are going to climb Mera Glacier. We follow the trail with a climb over Mera Glacier. It leads straight to an ice section for a short while. We then have a gentle descend while reaching Mera Base Camp. After enjoying the alluring surrounding view from the Base Camp, we walk up to the High Camp. The trek heads across Mera La and we will have a hard walk after this. As our path is along a rocky trail with no. of crevasses. We then make our way to the top of the rock band, marked by a large cairn

From the High Camp, Makalu, Cho-Oyu, Baruntse, Kanchenjunga, Kusum Kanguru including mighty Mt. Everest appear surprising and tempting at a near distance. And after reaching High Camp, you will prepare gears for most waited destination. Today, you will have a final tip for climbing. After preparing everything to have a sound sleep. Overnight at High Camp.

It’s a big day. As it is probably the most-awaited and toughest day. Our trek starts very early before the break of down. We will have early breakfast and continue up the glacier and onto a peculiar ridge. You make feel very cold in the beginning but soon your body warm-ups. On the way, you can see the first rays of the sun hitting the big peaks. And you will have the view of an amazing red glow over the mountains. And with the proper use of the climbing gear we to the peak. From the Mera peak, you will have mesmerizing views of the mighty Himalayas including Mt. Everest, Cho-Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Baruntse, Kanchenjunga, Chamlang and many others. The feeling of making to the summit of Mera Peak is expressible. After enjoying the astounding views, we drop back before noon. We retrace the same trail and we first reach the high camp, then base Camp and finally to Khare. Overnight at Khare

As we are trekking in the Himalayas, the weather condition is unpredictable. And it’s a spare day which enables us to complete the climbing depending upon the weather condition. We can use this day for any other problems too. So in case, we are unable to summit the Mera on the previous day due to weather or anything, we can do it on this day.

After a wonderful success to the Mera Peak, we are retracing the same from Khare to Kothe. We descend first to Thaknak and continue to Kothe. On the way, we pass through dense fir, juniper, and rhododendron forest. Retracing trail is going to be easier. Overnight at Kothe

After breakfast in Kothe, we head toward Thuli Kharka. We first climb up then descend the trail. On the way, we cross several tributaries of the Inkhu Khola. And continuing the trek we reach a forked trail nearby Taktho. Then we choose the trail on our right and continue to walk. You can see the trail the Chortens. We walk downhill on a steep trail after that. And again passing by the another Chorten on the way we ascend to Thuli Kharla. You have an amazing view of the Mera Peak North, Central, and South from the Thuli Kharla. Overnight at Thuli Kharla.

With the beautiful view of Mera, you will have a delicious breakfast in Thuli Kharla. We leave Thuli Kharla and head toward Lukla today. Our trek from Thuli Kharla starts with ascending taking us to Zatrwa La Pass. From here, you can see the sterile landscape with alluring views of Cho-Oyu, Kongde Ri, Numbur Himal, Lumding Himal, etc. We then cross the pass tracing to Khumbu valley. We have a steep ascend uphill to Chutanga. From Chutanga, we walk straight to Lukla through tiny hamlets, pasture land. Likewise, we pass dense rhododendron forests under Kalo Khola Ridge. Overnight at Lukla.

From Lukla, we will fly back to Kathmandu after breakfast. The fight from and to Lukla is always in the morning, so you will have morning thrilling flight from Lukla. It gives spectacular views of the hillside landscape. After 30 mins flight, we will land at Kathmandu airport. After landing will drop you to your hotel by a private vehicle. You can have rest in the afternoon after a beautiful mountain journey. In the evening you will have a cultural/farewell dinner with the members of the Bold Himalaya. Overnight at Kathmandu.

After a wonderful journey in Nepal, today you are returning to your home town. Our representative will drop you to the airport 3 hours before your scheduled flight. Hope to see you again for another trip to the Himalayas. We can arrange the best trip whenever you want

Included & Excluded Items in the Trip Package

Included

All ground transportation (including airport pick up/drop) by private tourist vehicles
Four-star category hotel in the city( Kathmandu) in twin sharing bed with breakfast basis & standard trekking lodge in trekking route & tented camp in High Camp
Both way domestic flight tickets from Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu
Whole accommodations during trips
All necessary equipment for the expedition
Full meals during trekking as mentioned in the itinerary (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner with tea or coffee )
Essential First aid medicine items
All necessary camping and climbing gears Items
Climbing permit, national park permit, garbage deposit fee, & TIMS card (Trekking Information Management System) and necessary paperwork
Necessary experienced, trained mountain leader climbing guide, as per group staff, cook & porters their salary, accommodation, meals and their insurance, professional, friendly guide
Two special cultural show and farewell dinner program
Duffle Bag, T-shirt, Trekking/Climbing map, and Trip certificate
Our government/Local taxes and official expenses

Excluded

Extra Lunch & Dinner in Kathmandu
Dessert & Bar bills
Your international air ticket & travel insurance
Tips for the trekking/climbing crew members

Gear and Clothing List for Mera Peak Climbing

Crampons, Ascender (Jumar), Climbing Harness, Descender (Figure of Eight Lock), Trekking Poles, Infinity Dry Rope/Prusik Rope, Snow Bar, Ice Screw, Slings, belay device, Helmet, Altimeter, Oxygen, Socks(Liner, Wolen), Expedition Gaiter, Base Layer/Thermal Set, Worn Hat, Cap, Glacier Glass, Ski Goggles, Hardshell Pant, Trekking Boot, Climbing Boot, Softshell Jacket, Hard Shell Jacket, Mid Layer Jacket, Insulated Down Jacket, -20 to-30 Sleeping Bag, Fleece sleeping bag liner, Sleeping Pad, Day Pack 40-50L, Duffle Bag, Insulated Synthetic, Pants (Fleece, Insulation, Lightweight, Soft Shell), Expedition Mitten, Base Layer Gloves, Headlight 200+ lumens with extra batteries, Camera, Sun Cream, Lip Care, Hand Sanitizer, Carabiners, insulated water bottle with a mug, Insulated Syntethic gloves, First Aid items, and Toe Warmers

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Best Time to Climb Mera Peak

If you're thinking about tackling Mera Peak it's crucial to nail down the timing assemble a team and gather the gear. So make sure to plan your expedition before embarking on your adventure. The ideal seasons, for climbing Mera Peak are autumn (September to November) or spring (March, to May). We provide organized Mera Peak Climbing trips led by Sherpa guides and supported by an expert crew equipped with top of the line gear. For details feel free to reach out to us.

Mera peak climbing in Autumn

Autumn marks the peak trekking season in Nepal spanning from September, to November. This period is ideal for ascending Mera Peak due to its rivers cascading waterfalls, greenery, mild rainfall, verdant landscapes, comfortable climate and unobstructed views. Its considered the time for pursuits and offers breathtaking vistas of the majestic Himalayas.

As September unfolds on your calendar autumn descends upon Mera Peak. Early, in the month remnants of rain may linger, cleansing the surroundings and offering a breath of air amidst views. October emerges as the month for scaling Mera Peak with its skies, stunning sunrise and sunset panoramas and stable temperatures. Remember to pack attire as temperatures begin to dip come mid November.

Benefits if you climb Mera Peak in Autumn

a comfortable temperature

dry and stable conditions

Possibilities for forming new friendships on the busy paths

Minimal likelihood of snowfall and rain

Mountains clearly visible

Mera Peak Climbing Difficulty

Mera Peak stands out as a known destination, for trekking and climbing in the Khumbu region of Nepal. The level of challenge involved in scaling Mera Peak is influenced by factors such as weather patterns, chosen route, individual fitness levels and past climbing experiences.

The ascent of Mera Peak is often described as a climb ideally suited for climbers with prior trekking exposure and fundamental mountaineering abilities. While it does not demand technical mountaineering expertise like using ropes for steep rock or ice climbing, a good physical condition and stamina are essential due to the high altitude and the rigorous nature of high altitude trekking (comprising long and arduous days of trekking with steep inclines and declines frequently in challenging weather conditions). Therefore we recommend that our guests possess experience with high altitude trekking and feel at ease, with multi day treks and camping. It is advisable to engage in preparation before embarking on the climb incorporating cardiovascular workouts, strength training exercises and endurance enhancement activities.

Preparation for Mera Peak Climbing

Preparing for a climb up Mera Peak is a challenging endeavor. It requires planning and readiness to tackle the ascent and prioritize safety during the journey to conquer Mera Peak.

Physical Preparation

Climbing Mera Peak requires a level of fitness. To prepare engage in exercises such, as running, hiking, cycling or swimming to boost endurance. Incorporate strength training to strengthen leg muscles, core and upper body.

Acclimatization is crucial. Our itinerary includes rest days and gradual altitude increases to help your body adjust to the altitude. While climbing Mera Peak is relatively straightforward it involves mountaineering skills and the use of equipment, like crampons, ice axes and ropes. Taking a mountaineering course to learn these skills can be beneficial if you're new to alpine climbing.

Mental Preparation

Getting yourself mentally ready is key, to reaching your goal like conquering the Mera Peak summit. Climbers need to be mentally prepared to tackle situations at altitudes and give their all to make it to High Camp (summit night) in top physical shape. To prepare mentally do some research on the route obstacles and risks involved. Cultivate flexibility, an attitude and belief, in your capabilities. Connecting with climbers or joining a climbing community for insights and support can also be beneficial.

The keys to successful Mera Peak Climbing

Prepare with the right physical exercise and build up your strength

Choose the best season Spring (March, April, May) and autumn (September October, and November)
Follow the itinerary with proper acclimatization

Avoid smoke and alcohol while ascending

Walk at your pace

Trek high and sleep low

Stay hydrated and eat high energy diet

Follow the guide rules and do the training properly

What happens in Emergency situation while climbing Mera Peak?

Mera Peak is situated close, to Lukla, where you can find a equipped hospital and an airport that facilitates the evacuation of injured individuals. While its possible to arrange for a helicopter transport to parts of the journey to Mera this option heavily relies on weather conditions and good visibility. In case of an emergency the primary responsibility falls on the team members, including the guide, porters and anyone else present, to assist in moving the injured person to a location before organizing an evacuation. Given that weather conditions often hinder helicopter services it's crucial to acknowledge the need, for self reliance and effective management while navigating through terrains.

We can arrange for a helicopter rescue, through your insurance provider. You'll need to contact them to initiate a claim and provide details of the situation. You'll need to have your policy number, name, address and the date of purchase of the insurance policy on hand, for this process.

Mera Peak Climbing Permits

Embarking on the Mera Peak expedition famous, for its charm and stunning vistas necessitates climbers to secure climbing permits and trekking licenses beforehand.

TIMS Card

Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit

Mera Peak Climbing Permit

Travel Insurance for Mera Peak Climbing

Travel insurance is a must when engaging in thrilling adventures such, as scaling Mera Peak, which stands at an altitude of 6,476 meters above sea level. Your insurance policy needs to include provisions for emergency evacuation injuries, lost luggage liability issues and medical expenses. It's important that the insurance covers all the activities you plan to participate in during your stay, in Nepal.

Water Availability

It's crucial to prioritize your health and stay hydrated while climbing Mera Peak. Make sure you have access, to drinking water throughout your journey. From Day 3 to Khare village (the stop) at 5,045 meters above sea level you can find drinking water in the teahouses where you'll be staying. Either from taps boiled water or bottled water. We recommend being careful about using water from sources and taps as they may contain harmful microorganisms that can lead to waterborne illnesses. It's best to drink boiled or bottled water after using purification tablets, portable filters.

When camping, during the climb our support team will. Deliver drinking water all the way to the tents. We provide treated drinking water (boiled, sterilized, or both) exclusively for our climbing team members to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Mera Peak Climbing Guides

Guides and porters are essential, for offering help, expertise and aid during the ascent. The quantity of guides and porters necessary, for your Mera Peak expedition depends on the size of your group. Successfully conquering Mera Peak demands a team of guides and porters to ensure an prosperous journey.

Keep in mind that to book a porter you will require to pay some extra charge. The weight limit for the porter is about 20 kgs. So we recommend you pack lightweight and book a single porter for two climbers. You can leave your extra luggage at hotel in Kathmandu.

Group Size for Mera Peak Climbing

We operate any group size of people for Mera Peak Climbing. If groups are bigger, we split the group and manage the climbing leader, porter, cook, etc) to your needs.

Physical Fitness and Experience

Mera Peak is the highest challenging trekking peak in Nepal, you need to have good physical fitness and stamina.

Guide for the Mera Peak Climbing

You will have highly experienced guides who have successfully summited Mera and other high peaks many times. The guide will play a big role in your successful summit. On acclimatization day, training day, and summit day guide will teach you all techniques, training, and uses of equipment that will be used during the summit.

Ski-in Mera Peak

A few years ago a feasibility study of Ski at Mera Peak showed that Ski can be done in Mera Peak. In the last few years, some groups have been Sking from Mera Peak every year. if you are perfect at skiing any climbers can ski while back from the summit which might be the highest place to ski in your life.

Tipping in Nepal

Tipping is a custom, in the hospitality sector in trekking and climbing. It serves as a gesture of gratitude for the guidance and support provided by guides and porters. Recognizing their efforts, commitment and aid during your Mera Peak journey is crucial. While tipping is not obligatory it is a practice that holds value. For in depth details you can check out our guide, on Tipping Etiquette.

Mera peak climbing cost

This package will cost you 1990 USD. The list of services included and excluded in the package is mentioned in include/exclude section of this page. Check it out for more comprehensive information.

No of Person	Price Per Person
No. of Person 1 - 1 person	Price Per Person 2375.0
No. of Person 2 - 2 person	Price Per Person 2050.0
No. of Person 3 - 3 person	Price Per Person 1975.0
No. of Person 4 - 4 person	Price Per Person 1875.0
No. of Person 5 - 5 person	Price Per Person 1750.0

Accommodation

Throughout our journey we plan to stay in three star hotels, in Kathmandu teahouses while trekking and tents when climbing. The trip cost covers all these accommodations. Most teahouse lodgings will have shared restroom facilities and foam mattresses will be provided for tent stays. Restroom provisions with care will be available, during the climbing phase.

Accommodations, at teahouses are arranged based on sharing. If you'd like a room you can ask for one by paying a fee. It's important to know that some teahouses along the trekking route may not offer rooms. While paying the fee ensures a room in Kathmandu it might not always be possible, at higher elevation trekking areas.

About Meal

During the Mera Peak expedition we mostly enjoy meals, in carbohydrates to fuel our bodies at higher altitudes. These meals are carefully planned to meet the increased caloric requirements of climbing at elevations. The goal is to offer a variety of satisfying options, for both breakfast and dinner at the lodge while lunch is provided at tea houses or small lodges along the trail. Common dishes include dal Bhat, rice, noodles, pasta, hash browns and potatoes prepared in styles.

As you climb to elevations the food options may become more limited. Remain fresh and nutritious. Our dedicated climbing cook at base camp and higher camps will whip up healthy breakfasts, lunches and dinners for all team members along with a cup of tea or coffee. If you let us know in advance we can accommodate diets like vegetarian, vegan, gluten free and more, for those who prefer them.

From a technical view, it is not difficult because it doesn't need any technical; steep ups and downs to climb, however, reaching the summit (6,467m/21,247ft) can be difficult because of the high altitude, and low air pressure. Trekkers with good physical fitness, and stamina with enough acclimatization and pre-training with high experience guide help to successfully summit the peak in the best season.

The average days for Mera peak climbing take 15-20 days starting and ending from Kathmandu. which includes trekking days, preparation, acclimatization, and climbing days however trekking days vary in preparation acclimatization, and trekking days.

The standard cost for Mera peak climbing is around USD $2200 including 4-star Hotel in Kathmandu but we are offering this trip with a discount of USD $1990 with a 4-star Hotel in Kathmandu

The best season for Mera Peak Climbing is Spring (March, April, May) and autumn (September October, and November) with the warm temperature and clear sky likewise, some experts climb in winter (December January, and February) however you need to be ready for extreme cold and snowfall.

Sometimes climbing at such a high altitude might be risky such as altitude sickness, frostbites, slipping can get injured, or accidents, therefore, to minimize the risk of unpredictable emergencies we highly recommended to have travel insurance with covers up to maximum altitude.

The cost for Mera Peak climbing is USD1990 with full board support staff and meals including guide, accommodation, flight, permit, and many more which is the best price compared to other company's service.

In Nepal, travelers cannot climb mountains themselves. Only the Nepalese registered company under the ministry of culture, tourism, and civil aviation can offer any peak climbing or expedition in Nepal.

Ama Lapcha Pass Trek with Island Peak Climbing, Everest Base Camp Trek, and Everest Three Pass Tre Can join Mera Peak Climbing

For the Mera Peak climbing, you will have one-day acclimatization at Khare with final preparation and pre-climb training, and at the high, you can acclimatize by hiking up and sleeping low at high camp.

Early morning we start climbing from the high camp for the summit it takes approximately six-hour and three hours to get back to base camp so the total hours for the Mera Peak climb takes seven hours.

The first summit of Mera central (6,461m/21,198 ft) was on 20 May 1953 by Lieutenant Colonel James Owen Merion Roberts and Sen Tenzing.

The simple short answer is "Yes" however we start our trek from Lukla slowly climbing up to Khare. while you reach Khare you will have one day to acclimatize your body to fit in the high-altitude climate together and we provide pre-climbing training which helps for the successful Mera summit even for beginners.

Mera Peak (6,461m /21,198 ft) highest trekking peak in Nepal there is no need for oxygen support for Mera Peak climbing however our guide will have oxygen support in case of emergency.

Thousands of people have climbed Mera Peak successfully so far hundred of people have climbed the peak every year.

Yes, you can ski in Mera Peak a while back from the top. In the last few years, Ski at Mera Peak is getting popular.

If you are very known for Ski you can do skin in Nepal's highest trekking peak.

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