Mera Peak Climbing
Mera Peak (6476m) is the highest of Nepal’s ‘trekking peaks’, suitable for anyone who has little or no experience using ice axe and crampons. It is a good introduction to Himalaya Expeditions with finest views of Mt Everest and Lhoste.
Mera Peak Climbing
Mera Peak is the highest of Nepal’s ‘trekking peaks’ with finest views of Mt Everest and Lhoste. Trekking through the remote Hinku Valley is a wonderful wilderness experience, with beautiful forest, banks of strawberries, huge mangolias and an enormous variety of rhododendron.
The itinerary
The expedition lasts 23 days. Day 1 is your arrival in Kathmandu. After expedition preparations we fly to Lukla on day 4. We trek to Mera Peak via Piuyan, Pangom, Niumso, the challenging Chetra Tenga forest, Khote, Tagnag (where we acclimitize on on Kusum Kanguru Ri), Khare, Dig Kharka, finally camping on Mera La on day 15. We climb the mountain on days 16-18 using a high camp. We then retrace our steps to Lukla and fly back to Kathmandu on day 22.
Is this trip suitable for you?
The route is well within the reach of regular mountain walkers with a good level of fitness. Our programme of acclimatisation is designed to maximise your chance of reaching the summit.
Mera Peak Climbing
In brief
Mera Peak Climbing
Altitude: 6476m
Duration: Autumn or spring, 23 days ex-Kathmandu
Level: easy non-technical climbing
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Included in price
All airport transfers in Nepal, all accommodation in Nepal, breakfast in Kathmandu, sightseeing tour in Kathmandu, trekking permits, peak fees and National Park entry, porter, Sherpas and guides, all meals on trek and climb, local staff insurance. Group climbing gear such as ropes, snow stakes, protection. Group equipment such as stoves, tents, mats, kitchen gear, medical kit, medical oxygen, Gamow bag, satellite phone.
Excluded in price
International airfares, visas, transfer fees, departure taxes, excess baggage, tips to trek staff, hotels etc., personal travel insurance, lunch and dinner in KTM, personal expenses such as gifts, phone calls, laundry and alcohol, personal equipment.
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