Nepal

1N2D Mera Peak Climbing

$750

Destination

Nepal

Activity

Trekking/Climbing

Region

Everest Region

Duration

2

Altitude

6476m

Accomodation

3-star hotel in kathmandu / Tea house, Tented Camp

Meal

Full board on Climbing

Transportation

Private Car / Van or Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu flight.

Best Seasons

Sep-Dec and Mar-May

Group Size

1-20

Grade

Moderate

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Overview

Mera Peak located in the Everest region is regarded as one of the  "Highest Trekking Peaks'' in Nepal.  It has been measured as 6476 meters and is considered suitable for trekkers as it provides stunning vistas of numerous majestic mountains, including Cho Oyu (8201m), Lhotse (8516m), Everest (8848 m), Makalu (8463m) and other nearby mountains.

Mera Peak can be scaled with moderate climbing skills and needs basic climbing gear, such as an ice axe, climbing boot, ropes, crampon skills, and others. The classic mountains located nearby require exceptional mountaineering knowledge, training, and skills but it requires only your physical fitness, some basic knowledge, and desire. 

To reach Mera peak you will follow the same route to Everest for the first day, i.e the route from Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) to Lukla Airport, and then you will traverse anticlockwise until you reach Khare. The whole package to the route to Metra peak can be extended up to 18-20 days. It includes places like Lukla- Chutanga-Thuli Kharka-Gothey-Thagnag-Khare- Mera Base camp-Mera High Camp-Mera summit. You will be provided with ice climbing training by the local Sherpas at Khare before your ascent. This package follows the following itinerary. 

Best season for climbing Mera Peak

Mountain climbing is always made easier and possible by seasons. But an adventurous mountaineer tries to attempt the mountain in any of the seasons for the records. Moreover, the time you spend in the mountains will have an impact on you the difficulties of the highlands, and life in the mountains. You can ascend the mountain more easily when the weather is good. The ideal months for climbing Mera Peak are spring and autumn, March-May, and October-November. Despite the cold, the weather stays consistent and the views are typically clear at this time of the year.

Route difficulty for Mera Peak climbing

According to the alpine grading system, Mera Peak is classified as a moderate or slightly difficult climb and suggests there is some technical climbing and tough glacier terrain to negotiate. It is suggested to be slightly difficult because it is steep and glacier changes may occur. Furthermore, climbing Mera Peak requires excellent physical fitness, but it is not that you need to be completely technical. If you have prior climbing expertise it would be a big plus. On some parts of the trail, you must utilize a harness, ropes, and crampons.

Climbing permit for Mera Peak

There are multiple climbing mountains in the Everest region. Like other mountains in the region, Mera Peak requires a local area permit. Seasonal price variations can be applied. The permits can be acquired from  Kathmandu or local checkpoints on request to the authorities. The travel agent/agency will help you in getting your permits. All you need to submit is the necessary documents.

  • PP size photos

  • Photocopy of your passport


 

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Itinerary

Day 1: Trek to Mera High Camp from Mera Base camp (5750m), 4-5 hrs

Since mountain climbing is always a challenge, the climb to Mera peak will also be adventurous for the climbers. Remember, the accent is not as tough as climbing Everest or other peaks, but anyway it is a mountain climb. Numerous Crevasses, rocks, tricky cliff trails, and snowy paths make the climb difficult. After breakfast in the morning, we'll start our preparation for the high camp. Putting up a high camp allows you breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, including Cho Oyu, Makalu, Nuptse, Chamlang, and Everest. At Mera High Camp This Evening, We Stop. (Full Board overnight Tented Camp)

Day 2: Early Morning Mera Summit and return to high camp, Trek down to Khare.(7-8 hrs) 

On day 2nd We get up around 2.30 AM because this day is a summit day. The group will put on their climbing gear after breakfast and tie themselves to a rope before ascending. A well-acclimated group can travel from the high camp to the central summit of Mera Peak in three to four hours. This excursion, which extends by 1-2 hours, will be more challenging than the rest of the climb. The group's overall activities will be decided upon by the trip leader. As you ascend, stunning views will be seen from the summit of Mt. Everest, Cho-Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Kangchenjunga, Nuptse, Lobuche, and Chamlang. After the successful attempt at the mountain, you will descend to the high camp and stop for the food and hot soup. Further, the team will head back to Khare for the complete rest.  It is an Extended But Fruitful Day! (Full Board Is Offered While Having A Tented Camp Overnight)


 

Cost Details

Includes
  • Service for airport pickup and drop-off.
  • Every land route followed the itinerary
  •  a luxurious hotel in Kathmandu 
  • Guesthouse or tent lodging in accordance throughout the trek
  • Flights : (Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu)
  • Tax on domestic air travel
  • "farewell meal."
  • English-speaking trekking guide, an assistant trek leader, and porters.
  • Mountain Guide hikes and Expedition kit (down jacket and sleeping bag are to be returned after trip completion)
  • All required documents and authorizations (National park permit, TIMS )
  • A complete first aid kit.
Exclude
  • Visa Entry for Nepal: at Tribhuvan International Airport.
  • $40 or equivalent for a 30-days/$100 for a 90-day multiple-entry tourist visa. (Bring two duplicate passport-size pictures.)
  • Airfare for travel abroad
  • Kathmandu or Pokhara for lunch and dinner 
  • Extra night's lodging for whatever reason
  • Rescue and travel insurance
  • Personal costs (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, and others.
  • Personal trekking gear and attire.
  • Any donation and monuments entrance fee.
  • Tips for porters and guides.
  • any gift and/or entrance fee for monuments.

 

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