Mera Peak Climbing

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Mera Peak is the iconic trekking peak of the Nepal Himalayas and the highest peak among other 6,000 peaks in Nepal. This stunning hidden gem in the Himalayas which has been gaining enormous popularity among climbers in recent years consists of three peaks, Mera south at 6,065 meters (19,898 feet), Mera North at 6,476 meters (21,246 feet), and Mera Central at 6,461 meters (21,197 feet).

The Mera Peak provides a thrilling adventure experience and it is suitable for either beginner and expert climbers or seasonal climbers. Known for its straightforward climbing route with magical surrounding mountains vista from the top of Mera peak. Mera Peak offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas including the five highest 8,000 meters above mountains in the world, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, and Everest from Mera Peak Summit.

Embark on an extraordinary Mera Peak climbing adventure with Sherpa Summits. Our expert guides cater to climbers of all levels, ensuring a safe and rewarding trekking peak climbing.

Highlights

  • Summit Mera Peak (6,664m) provides 360-degree panoramic views of five mountains over 8,000m Mount Everest (8,848m), Kanchenjunga (8,586m), Lhotse (8,516m), Makalu (8,485m) and Cho Oyu (8,201m) as well as many other peaks of Khumbu Region.
  • Experience the diverse people's lifestyles and breathtaking landscapes of the Himalayas in the Everest region.
  • Trek through the remote wilderness of Makalu Barun National Park along with crossing several rivers, and waterfalls.
  • Discover the diverse flora and fauna of the region.
  • Mera Peak is less technical and long glacial walk.
  • Get the opportunities to learn about the way of life, traditions, and village of Sherpa culture. 

Mera Trekking Peak Climbing

Mera Peak is one of the longest glacier walk peaks and the highest peak in Nepal 6000 meters above the peaks. It lies at an altitude of 6,676m/21,247ft above sea level. Which is located in the south side of Nepal in Solukhumbu district. Mera Peak is not a technical peak but it takes a long way in glacial with the help of the main rope. While climbing Mera Peak the person has to be physically fitness and well maintain the body to adapt to there environment. Mera Peak is the home of the world’s highest trekking peaks containing the world’s highest Mountain, Mount Everest 8,848.86m.

Make sure you acclimatize well before scaling the peak, altitude sickness easily can heat you hard. Although no technical skills are needed to climb Mera Peak the test is about stamina and endurance other dangers on this climb are the possibility of extreme weather conditions. To climb Mera Peak spring and fall seasons are considered to be the most appropriate time of the year for any climbing journey in the Himalayas. However, April- to May and Mid- Sept to Mid- Nov are the best times to climb Mera Peak in these months you will get stable, warm, and dry weather.

Mera Peak trails of base camp and high camp are steep up through the rocky terrains from the snow section upwards base camp and high camp. From Khare, to Crampon Point it takes 2 to 3 hours up, straight, and down through steep rocky parts and where you need climbing gears such as summit boots, crampons, harness, and helmet but the helmet is not compulsory, lock carabineers, and stick or ice axe to connect that in main rope with climber guide. After that you need to walk on the glacier, snow crossing some crevasses sections upwards the high camp for around 2 to 3 hours. Once you reach the high camp crews have already set up the tents and prepared hot food for you, the high camp provides spectacular views of the mighty Himalayas including Mt. Everest (8,848.86m), Mt. Cho Oyu (8,210m), Mt. Lhotse (8,516m), Mt. Makalu (8,463m), Mt. Kanchenjunga (8,586m), Mt. Nuptse (7,855m), and many other mountains.

While Mera Peak summit you have to walk long on snow, connecting your rope with the main rope of the climber guide. The trail of Mera Summit is up and straight like this through the snow line and in some sections you see crevasses. On the summit point, you see a fixed-line rope because to reach in summit you have to climb steep snow slopes which seem dangerous slopes on the left but fixed rope is not necessary climber will take you safely to the summit with the support of the main rope. Reaching the summit takes around 4 hours, but if you are a physically fit person and can adjust to the high-altitude environment. Then it just takes 3 and a half hours, this record can only be broken by the few climbers on Mera Peak summit in that harsh and cold weather conditions. Even up to now, professional climbers or strong people can complete the Mera Peak summit within 3 and a half hours which is rarely found. After reaching the Mera summit you will be fascinated by the majestic views of the surrounding Himalayas including, five mountains over 8,000m Mount Everest (8,848m), Kanchenjunga (8,586m), Lhotse (8,516m), Makalu (8,485m) and Cho Oyu (8,201m) as well as many other peaks of Khumbu Region.

Why do the Mera Trekking Peak Climbing?

Mera Peak is one of the highest trekking peaks among the other 6,000 meters peaks in Nepal it is not a technical peak but it is a long glacier walk as well a low risk of natural hazards such as avalanches and falls chance. Mera Peak climbing mainly climbers should have to carry a crampon and alpine boots for the glacier walk and harness, unlock, and lock carbineers with the help of connecting in main rope helmet but the helmet is not compulsory and an ice axe might be needed in some points so most of the people dream is to go mera peak for their experiences and get incredible achievement. We have designed 21 21-day itinerary according to your requirements within this 21-day itinerary first of all you will take a flight from Kathmandu to Lulka and you are trek will start from Lukla towards Mera Peak. Lukla is the gateway of the Everest region where you can see plenty of tourists for their treks, trekking peaks climbing, and expeditions seeing that crowd you will excited to trek.

During your trekking peak climbing you will trek doing acclimatize and hiking 1 or 2 days at a lower altitude to adjust your body to high altitude environment and you will exercise yourself and walk around for your trekking peak climbing, khare is the last lodge point of mera so after reaching here you will again acclimatize by hiking, take training of climbing gear and equipment uses then check again is there proper gear or not and wear alpine boots for practice in snow or ground so that it will be easy you while summit push day. While trekking you may see the Himalayan blue sheep, Himalayan monal also called impeyan monal in trekking of Everest region if you are lucky.

Mera Peak trail is the less crowded route and the trek will you through the sub-tropical forest region to the alpine, sub-alpine, tundra forests where you can find the different colors of rhododendrons flowers forests, bamboo trees, pine trees, alpine rhododendrons trees, varieties of colors alpine flowers and other bushes while walking/trekking on the way of Mera peak. Mera peak route is usually ups and downs/ascend and descend through the rocky pass and hills likewise crossing the rivers, waterfalls, glacial lakes, alpine meadows, local kharka, and so on. Trekkers have to trek through the remote wilderness Makalu Barun National Park areas for the Mera Peak summit. Mera Peak offers the majestic 360-degree panoramic views of five mountains over 8,000m Mount Everest (8,848m), Kanchenjunga (8,586m), Lhotse (8,516m), Makalu (8,485m) and Cho Oyu (8,201m) as well as many other peaks of Khumbu Region.

Are you ready for the Mera Trekking Peak Climbing? How to Prepare for the Journey?

Mera Peak is a moderately challenging peak due to the extremely windy but if you are physically well prepared and have good quality clothing such as gore-tax to protect from clod then it will help you to achieve you are dreams and experience the incredible surrounding mountains views from the top of Mera. So before climbing Mera Peak climbers have to take training like rock climbing, wall climbing, cycling, jogging, running, hiking, and trekking for their body fitness to acclimatize to high altitude environment as well as little knowledge about gear, equipment, and there uses. Mera peak climbing is also dangerous if the day is whiteout by the clouds there are chance of missing people so do not take it easy. Likewise, prepare you are climbing gears and equipment as per the climbers/mountaineers' guide suggestion. Purchase good quality warm trekking or climbing equipment for yourself that can be used for a long time so, invest money only for quality products to protect your body from the cold and harsh weather conditions in the high elevation.

Mental Preparation

The first thing that you need to know while Mera Peak climbing is mental preparation. Being a part of trekking and mountaineering person you have a mindset where you are going and what kind of preparation you need, such as researching about the Mera peak before you climb gathering ideas, and making a plan. Here are some tips for the Mera Peak climbing they are as follows:-

  • Positive Mindset: Cultivate a positive attitude and a strong mental outlook. The trek and climb can be physically demanding, so having a positive mindset will help you overcome challenges.
  • Research and Planning: Learn about the trekking and climbing, its route, and the weather conditions. This knowledge will help you feel more prepared and confident.

Physical Fitness

In the mountaineering and trekking field physical fitness is the most essential part for everyone. To adapt to a high altitude environment you have physically and mentally prepared at first then you won’t have difficulty or any kind of issues related to high altitude if you have a good level of physical fitness. Here are some useful physical fitness training you have to know and do before climbing Mera Peak they are as follows:-

  • Cardiovascular Endurance/Stamina: Cardiovascular and Stamina are the main important exercises for your body to climb Mera Peak, which builds your stamina with activities like hiking, running, swimming, jogging, dancing, rowing, jumping jack, stair climbing, or cycling. If you make good efforts for these exercises, you will able to find it much easier to take on the long and physically demanding trek without completely exhausting yourself. Furthermore, these exercises are also known to be helpful to help you with the acclimatization process. As stamina/ cardiovascular exercises improve your body’s oxygen-delivering and handling capabilities, you won’t find it that hard to adapt to the regions with low oxygen levels.
  • Strength Training: To climb Mera Peak you have the strength to balance with the overcome challenges and need the capacity to navigate the challenges. For Mera Peak strength training is truly necessary because you have to walk through the rocky terrains, glaciers, and snow. Although, focus on lower body exercises (squats, lunges, calf raises, steps up, wall sit, bicycle crunches, walking lunges, hammer curl, overhead press) to strengthen your legs, which will be crucial for trekking and climbing Mera Peak.
  • Endurance Building: Endurance-building exercises are generally known as exercises that improve your body’s ability to handle physical activities for long durations. Endurance building will help you to walk long hours in your trekking peak climbing. Here are some useful endurance-building exercises for you Mera trekking peak climbing are respectively HIIT (high-intensity interval training), calf raises, bodyweight squats, kickboxing, jumping rope, mountain climbing, bodyweight circuits, spring and active recovery, hill running with weights, cross fit workout, rock climbing, plyometric training etc.
  • Flexibility: Incorporate stretching exercises into your routine to improve your range of motion and prevent injuries.

Acclimatization

In trekking and mountaineering, acclimatization is an important aspect. Acclimatization is the process to adjust with the high altitude environment with taking time or spending time at lower altitude to adapt to altitude. The acclimatization process includes hiking up to certain places at elevation to recover or adjust to high, and day-to-day exercise while trekking as well as gaining the high elevation slowly without any rush or fast running. If you do not acclimatize at a lower altitude you will get acute mountain sickness symptoms easily so acclimatization and rest for your body are essential. Here are some tips for the Mera peak climbing acclimatization.

  • Gradual Ascent: While Mera trekking peak climbing you have to gradually ascent up day by day to adapt to the high elevation environment. In every trekking, peak climbing, and expedition there are days for rest or acclimatization to not suffer from the high altitude sickness and there are enough acclimatization days by our company for all. Plan your trekking and peak climbing with acclimatization days to allow your body to adjust to the high altitude.
  • Listen to Your Body: Pay attention to symptoms like headache, nausea, or fatigue. If you experience any of these, rest and consult a medical professional. Stay at a lower altitude to recover your health and hike up to a certain elevation such as if you are 3, 500 meters then hike up to 4, 000 meters altitude and retrace back to the same place where you are staying for the night. Take care of yourself eat proper meals on time do regular exercises for your health and stay hydrated.

Mera Trekking Peak Climbing Packing list

In every trekking and mountaineering gear and equipment are one of the very important things for all of you and there should be good quality clothing to protect from such harsh and cold weather conditions. So as part of trekking and mountaineering people invest money for quality trekking and climbing gear and equipment so that it will help you for a long time. Here is the useable gear and equipment list for the Mera trekking peak climbing they are mentioned below:-

  • Head wears: Woolen hats, buff masks, hand warmers, caps, 100% UV-protected sunglasses 2s, UV-protected sunglasses
  • Hand wears: Glove thick 3 pair, summit gloves, glove warm pair gore-tax 3 to 4 pairs
  • Upper Body wears: Thermal layers and fleece, quick dry T-shirt, gore-tax jacket, warm thick down jacket, soft shell jacket, and summit jackets
  • Lower body wear: Trekking pants, thermal trousers, gore-tax pants, trekking socks, comfortable trekking boots, alpine boots, down pants, slippers
  • Climbing gears and equipment: Helmet, harness, belly device/ATC guide, lock/unlock carbineers, crampons, jumars, auxiliary ropes, tip sling ropes, dynamic ropes, ice axe, alpine boots, sleeping bags, and down warm mats.
  • Miscellaneous: Headlamp, recommend noise canceling headphones (that you can wear in the bedrooms at night to help sleep), solar panels, batteries, reusable water bottles, water purification tablets, thermos, trekking pole, raincoats, trekking bag, backpack, personal first aid kit, Adapter, charger, power bank, dry fruits, nuts, and chocolates, etc.
  • Toiletries: Toilet paper, deodorant, shampoo, soap, wet tissue, toothbrush/toothpaste hand sanitizers, Sun lotion, moisturizer, sunscreen, lip balm, etc.

Get the Mera Trekking Peak Climbing Service with Sherpa Summits

We, Sherpa Summits, specialize in crafting unforgettable adventure mountaineering climbing experiences for both domestic and international climbers in Nepal. Our dedicated team is committed to providing exceptional support throughout your climbing trips. From acquiring essential permits and arranging transportation to handling every logistical detail, we ensure a seamless experience tailored to your preferences.

Enjoy the epitome of quality service at an affordable price with our Mera trekking peak climbing packages. Whether you’re embarking on a solo adventure or exploring the Himalayas with family, friends, or a partner, your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities. Our expert mountaineers or climbers guide, and assistant guides, are fluent in English and other languages, guaranteeing effective communication and cultural exchange.

Customize your Mera trekking peak climbing to align perfectly with your desires. Select your preferred departure date, group size, and daily itinerary. We always welcome persons who are eager to climb and experience mountaineering as long as they possess the necessary physical and mental fitness. Rest assured, there are no hidden costs involved and you will receive transparent pricing for your peaks climbing.

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Mera Peak Climbing Itinerary

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Max Altitude: 5,045m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Hotel/Lodge

Today you will stay and rest at Khare for the technical training activities. You will have your breakfast in your required time, then you will take a fixed ropes training from the expert climber guide using a helmet, harness, jumars, lock/unlock carabineers, ATC guide, and alpine boots on a fixed line. The training can be at any place, either on ground hills or snow sections, and training will be around 1 and a half hours. Then, after taking a rest, prepare all the climbing gear for the Mera Peak summit and pack whatever gear list is said by the climbing guide. Overnight stay at Khare.

Meals: Breakfast

Today is your last day in Kathmandu, Nepal, and after having breakfast, our team member will drop you at Tribhuvan International Airport in the official vehicle. Pack all the things inside your bags or duffle or handbags and get ready to depart from the hotel. Safely fly in your home country; have a safe flight. 

We hope that you have enjoyed your Mera trekking and peak climbing trip with us so far, and if you want to come next year or any other time, we heartily welcome you to Nepal. Stay safe and healthy and keep in touch with us (Sherpa Summits).

 

Max Altitude: 1,400m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Hotel

The day is for you to sightsee in Kathmandu Valley, so sightsee UNESCO world heritage sites such as Boudha Nath, Swyambhu Nath, Pashupati Temple, Bhaktapur Temple, Basantapur Durbar Square, and Patan Durbar Square. Purchase local handicrafts as gifts for your parents and friends as well as experience the different ethnic groups’ cultures and traditions. Celebrate the last night of your Nepal journey. Finally, if you want to stay more days in Nepal, please inform us; we would be glad to give you services any time. Overnight stay in Kathmandu.

Max Altitude: 1,400m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, DessertAccommodation: Hotel

Wake up early in the morning if you want to see the sunrise view of Mt. Kwangde Ri, and after having breakfast, catch the morning flight to Kathmandu. Enjoy your flight and aerial views, and if there is clear weather, you will see Mt. Everest, including several other peaks. The overall time it takes to reach Kathmandu is approximately 35 minutes. Once you reach Kathmandu, take a rest and have a shower. If you want to visit Kathmandu city, we recommend you visit Budhanatha Stupa, Bhaktapur, and Patan Durbar Square, and even if you want to buy souvenirs, it will be the best place for you. Explore the city, shopping, massage spas, and yoga retreats. Overnight stay in Kathmandu.

Max Altitude: 2,840m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Hotel/Lodge

Today you will trek from Chutanga to Lukla. Lukla is fascinated by the world-dangerous listed airport Tenzing Hillary Airport, the local markets, and the surrounding mountains, including Kwangde Ri. The trail from Chutanga to Lukla descends straight through some rocky sections towards the rhododendrons and bamboo forests. However, you are excited to see the rivers and cross the rivers from the wooden bridges as well as the suspension bridges downward at Lukla. Overall, the time it takes to reach Lukla is roughly 4 to 5 hours by walking. Tonight you will stay at Lukla, enjoying it with team members, sharing memories of Mera, and celebrating the successful Mera Peak climb. Overnight stay at Lukla. 

Max Altitude: 3,500m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Lodg/Teahouse

Today you will trek from Thuli Kharka to Chutanga, which is situated at an altitude of 3,500 meters. The trekking trail will usually be steep up and down from the rocky terrains and some stone stairs. While trekking from this route, you can see several peaks, including the mountain Kwangde Ri on the opposite side of Lukla. The trek will normally go through the pine trees and rhododendron forests. The total time it takes to reach Chutang is approximately 4 to 5 hours.Tonight you will spend at the beautiful village of Chutanga. Overnight stay in Chutanga.

Max Altitude: 4,200m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Lodge

This morning you will start your trek towards Thuli Kharka, which is situated at an elevation of 4,200 meters. Thuli Kharka is a small village settlement of the Sherpa community people. There are only 2 to 3 lodges and teahouses to stay in tonight. Trekking routes will usually be up and down through the Inku riverside, crossing the wooden bridges and rocky terrains upwards from the bamboo forest, pine, oaks, rhododendrons, and alpine rhododendrons. The time it takes to reach Thuli Kharka is around 5 to 6 hours. Overnight stay in Thuli Kharka.

Max Altitude: 3,600m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Hotel/Lodge

In the morning, you can take a leisurely stroll through the village, enjoying the fresh mountain air and the stunning views. Don’t forget to try some local delicacies at the nearby café before heading out on your next adventure. The trails will be normally decent through the rocky terrains, landscapes, valley of Thagnak, and riverside downward Kothe. Tonight you will spend at Kothe in a warm and cozy room. Overall, the time it takes is nearly 4 to 5 hours. Overnight stay in Kothe.

Max Altitude: 5,045m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Hotel/Lodge

Today is your summit day of Mera Peak, so get ready early morning at 2 am to push the summit and to have a look and see the sunrise views from the Kanchenjunga Himalayas range side. It will take 3 to 4 hours to reach the Mera Peak summit. First, get ready by wearing your climbing gear and equipment, such as a helmet (but it is not compulsory), harness, summit boot, crampon, lock/unlock carabiners, headlamp, thin gloves, Gore-Tex gloves, summit gloves, warm woolen hats, summit jackets, Gore-Tex pants, jackets, sunglasses, and an ice axe. It is not compulsory to use trekking poles.

Then, take your breakfast, carry your packed lunch, energy bars, and plenty of warm water in your bags, and get ready to climb Mera Peak. Here, from high camp, you will be on the main rope with the climber or mountaineer guides. At every point, there will be a 5- to 10-minute break, or the break will be as per your requirements. Enjoy the surrounding view from the top of Mera, from where you can see the world’s highest Mt. Everest (8,848 m), Kanchenjunga (8,586 m), Lhotse (8,516 m), Makalu (8,485 m), and Cho Oyu (8,201 m), as well as many other peaks of the Khumbu Region and several peaks of nearby Mera Peak, as well as experience the beautiful sunrise view from Mera Peak. Take photos and videos; then after return at high camp and have a rest, having some soup or hot drinks and the backpack, all the gear and equipment, and retrace back to Khare from high camp. Overnight stay at Khare.

Max Altitude: 5,900m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Tent

Safety is paramount in these conditions, and it's essential to remain vigilant while navigating the icy terrain. As you ascend, remember to communicate with your team and maintain a steady pace to ensure everyone can enjoy the breathtaking views ahead. It will be risky, so walk carefully on the glaciers. We recommend proper climbing gear and equipment and taking care of yourself while walking on glaciers. Overnight stay at Mera Peak High Camp.

Max Altitude: 5,350m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Tent

The trek will continue to lead you toward the Mera Peak base camp. It lies at a height of 5,350 m above sea level. After breakfast, you will start your trek for the base camp, where you will stay one night in tents. The route of the Mera Peak base camp is steep up through the rocky parts and in snow; you have to walk up and down to reach the base camp. On the way, lunch will be packed from Khare. Use summit boots for practice with your legs, which give you comfort and ease during the summit day. The time it takes to reach at base camp from Khare is nearly 3 to 4 hours. Overnight stay at Mera Peak Base Camp.

Max Altitude: 1,400m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Hotel

On arrival day, your airport representative will be waiting at Tribhuvan International Airport to pick you up and welcome you. Then you will transfer to the hotel in an official vehicle and accommodations are set as per your requirements. Take a shower, rest, and if you need short sightseeing after taking a short rest, then we recommend visiting the world heritage sites Boudhanath Stupa, Swayambhu (Monkey Temple), Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Basantapur Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, and so on, which might be perfect for peace and relaxation. In the evening there will be a welcome dinner and briefing about the trek. Overnight stay in Kathmandu. If you want to go hiking near the Kathmandu Valley, then here are the hiking places that are mentioned below:-

  1. Shivapuri Peak Hike. (Inside Shivapuri National Park)
  2. Pulchowki Hill Hike.
  3. Sundarijal Hike.
  4. Champadevi Hill Hike.
  5. Nagarjun Hill Hike.
  6. Nagarkot to Dhulikhel Hike.
  7. Chandragiri Hike.
  8. Namobuddha Hike.
Max Altitude: 5,045m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Hotel/Lodge

Today is your rest and hike day in Khare. After having breakfast, you will have to hike up to 5,500 meters in the hills of Khare. On the hike, Day wears trekking pants, boots, quick-dry T-shirts, warm woolen hats, thin gloves, a cap, a buff mask, and a day bag; carries water and some sweet chocolate; and carries a Gore-Tex jacket to protect from the wind.

The hike will take 2 hours up and down from Khare, and at lunchtime you will reach Khare after having lunch and having a rest. After an hour's rest, there will be training about fixed rope climbing. But for the Mera Peak climb, you do not need the fixed rope training, and it is not compulsory. In Mera, you will climb and connect the main rope with the help of crampons in the glacier. Additionally, check all the gear and equipment, and if you forgot to bring anything, there is a borrow shop available. Overnight stay at Khare.

Max Altitude: 5,045m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Hotel/Lodge

Today you will trek toward Khare for your Mera peak climb. The trek will start after having breakfast, and today’s trails ascend through the rocky path. On the way to Khare, you will see the glacial lake and beautiful valley landscapes with the alpine rhododendron. The valley is completely flat, and you cannot even see the forests now that you are in alpine meadow sections. On the way to Khare, you will see several snow-capped mountains, including Mera Peak. Overnight stay at Khare.

Max Altitude: 4,358m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Hotel/Lodge

The trek will continue to lead in the direction of Thagnak. Thagnak village is located at an elevation of 4,358 meters. The route to Thagnak is overly straight and ascends, crossing through the rocky areas and landslide areas. As the journey progresses, trekkers will need to navigate carefully, ensuring they remain alert to the changing terrain. Upon reaching Thagnak, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views and the opportunity to rest before the next leg of their adventure.The time it takes to reach today's last spot is nearly 4 to 5 hours. Explore the history of the monastery and gain knowledge about the Buddhist religion. Visit Thagnak village and learn something about Sherpa culture if you are interested. Overnight stay at Thagnak.

Max Altitude: 3,600m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Lodge

Your beautiful morning begins at Khola Kharka, and then, after having breakfast over here, you will leave this village and continue your trek upward to Kothe. Kothe is the main trading center of the Mera region, like Namche Bazar. Kothe is a small village inhabited by the Sherpa and Rai community people; here you can only find lodges and teahouses. The trek starts from straight trails and gives you a stunning view of Mera Peak.

Slowly descending the trails, you reach Majang Khola and cross over it into the oaks and juniper forest from the narrow routes. From there, you move further to pass Trashing Dingma and head upwards to Thakthor and later to Inkhu Khola, which leads you to the ridge of the river. The trail goes up and down from here to reach Kothe. The village is the entry point for the Mera trekking peak climbing that fascinates visitors with an attractive view of the Himalayas. The time it takes to reach here is nearly 5 to 7 hours. Overnight spend at Kothe.

 

Max Altitude: 3,930m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Lodge/Teahouse

After having breakfast you will trek toward Khola Kharka; so to reach Khola Kharka, you will follow the Pasang Lhamu Trail. In this lovely trail, forests are inhabited by red pandas and other animals, and then you take an uphill trail on the west side of the Hinku Valley through the lush forest of pines and oaks. From here you will get beautiful views of the surrounding areas.

Subsequently, you descend a bit and pass through the bank of plummeting rivers into the rhododendron forest. Again, pass from side to side of green meadows and cross a stream using a small wooden bridge as you continue to walk further. From this spot, you ascend the trails, entering the enchanting forest of bamboo and pine. After walking for an hour, you arrive at Khola Kharka, the tiny settlement of the Sherpa community people, the time it takes roughly 3 to 4 hours,  and the place offers an admirable view of hills with rhododendron forests. Overnight stay at Khola Kharka. 

Max Altitude: 3,550m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Lodge/Teahouse

Today's trek will lead you towards Cholem Kharka from Najindingma. The trails between these points are physically exhausting and demanding because mostly you will walk uphill on this day. The trails usually ascend and descend through the rocky terrains, and then, you will reach Ramailo Danda. Ramailo Danda offers a panoramic vista of the Mera Peak and other surrounding high hills, including one of the famous religious places of the Kirat religion; the name of that place hill is called Salpa Silichung.

The trails carry on toward the Cholem Kharak; walking up and down through the rhododendron forests after hours of trekking, you will reach or enter Makalu Barun National Park. After walking through the dense bamboo forests. You will reach Cholem Kharka; the time it takes is roughly 4 to 5 hours. It is the place where you will spend tonight enjoying yourself with people. Overnight stay at Cholem Kharka.

Max Altitude: 2,650m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Lodge/Teahouse

After breakfast, you will leave Panggom and head towards Najingdingma. The descending trails of Njimdingma will lead you through the mystical forest of bamboo and rhododendrons, and you will pass several Mani walls on these trails and cross over the Panggom La Pass. After crossing the pass, you will ascend the path through an exact trail and head north. Walking through the several hills, ridges, and teahouses and again descending, you will see a beautiful village that offers the majestic scenery of the Mera Peak (South Face) and Maulekh Peak, so spend your valuable time for a moment looking at the mountain.

As you move ahead, the paths zigzag through the forested area of pines and rhododendrons, then drop steeply to Peseng Kharka Kola. From this point, you cross over the river and climb uphill to Peseng Kharka Danda, and after crossing the Ningsow River and their wooden bridge, you will reach Nagindingma village. Nagindingma village is small and beautiful. The place is mainly inhabited by hill Mongols. The time it takes mostly 4 to 5 hours. Spend your time looking at surrounding breathtaking views and sunset views of the eastern Himalayas; today you will be staying the night here at the picturesque village of Nagindingma. Overnight stay at Nagindingma.

Max Altitude: 2,804m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Lodge/Teahouse

The beautiful morning starts at Paiya, and after breakfast, you will continue your trek down the hill, across a wooden bridge from this spot onwards until the time you overcome Kari La Pass, which is situated at an altitude of 3,145 meters. The trail is slippery, so be careful while hiking in this segment of the route.

After hours of trekking, you will walk through the woodland of rhododendrons and bamboo upward from the Dudh Koshi River to Pangkoma, which is located at an elevation of 2,804 meters. The time it takes is approximately 5 to 6 hours. Pangkoma is a small village whose inhabitants engage in farming and trading to sustain their daily lives. Enjoy your night at Pangoma. Overnight stay at Pangoma.

 

Max Altitude: 2,730m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and DessertAccommodation: Lodge

The beautiful morning starts in the Kathmandu Valley; after having breakfast, you will depart from the hotel for Mera peak climbing. First, you will drive by jeep from Kathmandu to Ramechhap. It takes you around 3 to 4 hours on the jeep. Then, on the same day, you will take a flight to Lukla, and in Lukla, you can feel actual trekking and mountaineering vibes. After reaching Lukla, take lunch and continue your trek towards Paiya (Chutok) for the overnight stay, which takes nearly 2 and a half hours to reach there. Overnight stay at Paiya (Chutok).

Mera Peak Climbing Cost Details

Includes

  • Arrival and departure transportation charges.
  • Drive from Kathmandu to Ramechhap and flight to Lukla Airport.
  • Makalu Barun National Park Entry Permit fee.
  • TIMS permit fee (Trekker’s Information Management System).
  • Teahouses, lodges & hotel accommodations during Mera trekking peak climbing.
  • Three time meals every day while on the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner, & tea or coffee including desserts).
  • Experienced English-speaking government license holder mountain/climbers Guide, and assistant guide.
  • Wages, food, transportation, equipment, insurance, and other facilities to guide/staff during the trek, Rescue arrangements, Local & government TAX-VAT, company service charges, etc.
  • Trip achievement certificate.
  • Mera Peak Climbing certificate from Nepal Mountianeering Association (NMA).
  • Seasonal fruit during the trekking and climbing such as apples.
  • Porters are hires from the Lukla.
  • First Aid Kit with an Oximeter (an oximeter measures the saturation of oxygen carried in your red blood cells).
  • Duffel bag sleeping bag for trekking and peak climbing (it should be returned after the trip).

Excludes

  • Meals ( Lunch & Dinner) and accommodation in Kathmandu.
  • Your Travel/ Trekking insurance, - International airfare.
  • All kinds of alcoholic drinks, desserts, foods, and fruits.
  • Personal shopping, laundry, trekking equipment, etc.
  • Nepal Entry Visa fee.
  • In case not bring climbing gear and equipment trekkers should have to issue gear and equipment in rent which is paid from the trekker's wallets.
  • Tips for climber/mountaineer guides, porters, and assistant guides (Tipping is expected).
  • A full sightseeing of Kathmandu with a city guide.
  • All types of personal expenses such as snacks, telephone, Wi-Fi, and hot shower during the trekking/climbing.
  • Rescue operation charge.
  • Any other things that are not mentioned in the included.
  • Excluded are all costs and expenses not listed under "cost includes".

Essential Information

Good to Know

  • Mera Peak (6,664m) is the highest trekking peak climbing in Nepal among the other 6,000-meter peaks.
  • Mera Peak takes a long walk in the glaciers using a crampon with the help of main ropes.
  • To enter the Mera region you have required Makalu Barun National Park permit and TIMS card.
  • The Tenzing-Hillary airport of Lukla is also listed among the world's most dangerous airports.
  • In the Mera region, some routes are narrow so while trekking there might be pack animals such as yak and donkey so, stay in a safe place and let them go first without causing any harm.
  • The trekking trail and climbing peaks are challenging so stay hydrated and maintain your walking pace take care of yourself.
  • Tips are common practice in Nepal's tourism industry. You are expected to tip climbers/mountaineer guides, assistant guides, and porters.
  • Mera peak trails are normally up and down through the steep rocky sections, jungle, riverside, and waterfalls.

Mera Trekking Peak Climbing Difficulty

trekking peak climbing is moderately challenging but less technical and you have to travel on bright snows, and glaciers and in some sections climb through steep rocky terrains up and down before reaching base camp and Crampon Point. On the other side because of the high altitude, some people might get the altitudinal sickness symptoms so do not panic take a rest and try again. However, to complete the Mera trekking peak climbing with it takes 3 weeks and it is suggested that the trekker should be determined and be physically fit. The trekking routes of the region are up and down hilly sometimes, trekkers should trek through steep and rocky paths crossing rivers and waterfalls. Trekking trails are not well-maintained and there are low chance of lost trekkers Likewise, if you have previous trekking and climbing experience then it will help you to successfully complete you are target peak.

Altitude Sickness

The Mera trekking peak climbing is not technical but challenging and is situated at an altitude of 6,664m/21,246ft so of course there is a high chance of getting altitude sickness symptoms to people. However, be prepared to keep your body healthy fit, and fine in every situation. Do regular exercise related to cardiovascular and stamina to increase your walking levels, and boost your strength as well as join in wall and rock climbing training, run every day carrying a 10 kg bag drink plenty of water energy bars, and eat meals and seasonal fruits on time to keep your body healthy, strong, and fresh. If you have done these all and have previous experience of trekking and climbing then it will help you to complete the Mera trekking peak climbing. As a trekker or climber, you need to know knowledge about altitude sickness symptoms and their prevention while trekking, traveling, peak climbing, and expeditions so, here we have mentioned the altitude sickness symptoms below they are as follows:-

  • AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) Symptoms: Vomiting, headache, fatigue/malaise, nausea, difficulty in breathing, dizziness, insomnia, loss of appetite, etc.

  • HACE (High Altitude Cerebral Edema) Symptoms: Several headaches, Weakness, loss of coordination, slurred speech, disorientation, memory loss, hallucinations (altered mental status) loss of consciousness, seizure, etc.
  • HAPE (High Altitude Pulmonary Edema) Symptoms: Dry cough, chest tightness or pain, cough, dyspnea at rest, decreased exercise tolerance, pink frothy, shortness of breath, etc.
  • Preventive Measures: Stay hydrated, ascend slowly, maintain your pace, listen to your body, get abundant rest, drink plenty of water using water purification tablets, eat carbohydrate-rich food, and do not drink alcohol or smoke while ascending and descent as soon as possible if the condition is worst.

Travel Insurance for Mera Trekking Peak Climbing

Travel insurance in Nepal is compulsory for all trekkers. It helps to cover the medical insurance of trekkers if he or she get injuries during their trekking and climbing Likewise, it ensures that you get quick helicopter evacuation and medical assistance services in case of an emergency. While purchasing a travel insurance plan, make sure it covers helicopter evacuation from the Himalayas and medical bills.

The Best Time to Climb Mountains and Trekking in the Nepal

Nepal trekking and peak climbing best time is during the spring and autumn seasons due to clear weather which offers spectacular mountain vistas of the surroundings. In winter and monsoon seasons the Lukla flights are canceled, so avoid trekking in this season because the weather will be cloudy, rainy, and snowy. The best months are March, April, May, September, October, and November, although these are good times for trekking and peak climbing in the Everest region and climb mountains. During these months you will get the majestic views of several mountains including Mt. Everest.

Permits for Mera Trekking Peak Climbing

To enter the Mera region you need a TIMS card (trekker’s information management system, Makalu Barun National Park permit fee are required. The cost of permits is 25 USD for a TIMS card and NRP 3000 Nepalese for the Makalu Barun National Park permit these are all for the trekker’s safety and security as well as to collect data on the inflow and outflow of tourists.

Accommodation & Food during the Trekking Peak Climbing

On this 21-day Mera trekking peak climbing you will spend the night at a teahouse, lodges, and hotel. Lodges, teahouses, and hotels are well maintained with proper meals as per the tourist's requirements. Rooms are available as per the need such as single rooms with attached bathrooms, twin beds with attached bathrooms, and couple beds with attached bathrooms. Overall the Western-style toilet facilities are available for trekkers even if you want to share bathrooms that are also available. In every lodge, you will get warm hospitality services which makes you feel like you are at home. Spend the night in lodges, teahouses, or hotels as per you’re choices. While trekking carry all toiletries with you including toilet paper for you are personal healthcare.

  • Service in the Lodge: Services like hot showers, Wi-Fi, and charging are available including extra charge in accommodation but it depends on the lodges someone may have or may not have Wi-Fi, showers, and charging facilities. No heating in the bedrooms, but additional blankets or duvets are available at no extra cost, hot water is not available to wash clothes or shower, and it the difficult to dry wet clothes around a communal stove.
  • Drinking Water: You can either purchase bottled water in lodges (but the price increases the further away from civilization you are) or you can buy boiled water that might not taste great and having flavored vitamins/electrolyte tablets is very helpful. Other options for drinking water such as personal filtration systems, use water purification tablets to filter water.
  • Snacks: Buy light snacks in Kathmandu for the trek. Pack nuts, energy bars, chocolates, and other things you love to eat during your trek journey.
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