Mera Peak Climbing

On arrival received by our staff and guide with transfer to your respective hotels in the hub of Kathmandu. After checking into your lovely rooms, get refreshed from jet-leg join in with other members of Mera Peak Climbing.

Our guide will brief with information about the hotels-including detail of trek and climb with local lodge facilities, history and culture of local Sherpa. He/she also delivers more info including dos’ and don’ts while you are with us having enjoyable times.

Evening includes a nice dinner in a pleasant Nepalese restaurant with local cultural programs of the country. This helps you to enlighten the environment along with your dinner which includes traditional foods of Nepal.

A free day to prepare for the upcoming treks to high Khumbu. In the morning,we take an optional sightseeing tour by exploring around Kathmandu world heritage sites for few hours and back at hotel.

Afternoon, you’re free for individual activities and get ready with packing for next early morning flight to Lukla. It’s the place where our walk begins towards Mera Peak for the climb.

Early morning, we reach Kathmandu domestic airport terminal for short scenic flight of 35 minutes to reach Lukla. It’s a  gateway Sherpa town at the height of 2,820 m high facing views of Kongde peak and Naulekh Himal. After a refreshing stop at Lukla then follow our lead guide after adjusting baggage with porters to carry or on pack animals (Jopkyo a mix breed of normal cow and Yak).

As walk leads past Lukla town heading towards remote and isolated areas to reach at Chutanga. It is located within deep woodland of pines and rhododendron trees.

Walk begins with a steep climb to cross over high rocky ridges of Kalo and Naulekh Himal. Then, crossing Zatwar-la and Zatwar-Og passes of over 4,300 m high to reach into Inkhu valley. We stay overnight camp at Thuli-Kharka around grazing area.

Morning walk start on downhill with grand views of Peak 43 and Kusum Kanguru peaks within scenic Inkhu valley. And here you can view stunning South Face of Mera Peak. Then walk continues into dense rhododendron and pine tree forest to reach a nice meadow and an area at Mosum Kharka. Our journey continues towards north leaving the tree lines behind. After a good trek reaching a wide open valley with at Gondaishung close to Thangnak area.
Gondaishung, an interesting old and small Gompa (monastery or shrine) believed to be more than 200 years old. From here a short hour to reach Thangnak for overnight camp with some temporary huts serving as small lodge and tea house.

A wonderful spot for rest day, an important to stay one more overnight for proper acclimatization and getting used to the rough. It’s a beautiful terrain within high mountains, a short hike helps you to acclimatize and getting best views.

After a nice rest day our adventure continues on gradual path with few ups and downs overlooking fabulous scenery of the surrounding hills and dales that fills around Inkhu valley. As walk gets closer towards Charpatti Tal (four sided lake) dammed by ricks and moraine, and then climb for a short period. Then it leads to a descend within a large meadow at Khare our overnight camping site which is also a Mera Peak base camp.

Another rest day important for acclimatization as well to practice climb on glacier. You can rome around icy and rocky area, rest of the afternoon relax and preparation for the climb of Mera Peak.

From base camp at Khare, we set one more camp to make the climb more accessible. The morning walk follows across Mera-La to reach at Mera High Camp within scenic and tranquil environment.

At High Camp rest of the day free engage with preparation for next early morning climb on top Mera Peak. While our guides will scout the area for better routes and make the path much safer with necessary arrangement from incidental accidents.

Start early morning with strenuous climb and without any technical difficulty as the route leads straightforward towards summit of Mera Peak. However much precaution necessary with full safety measures equipped with crampons, ice axe, helmets. After a tough haul finally reach on top Mera Peak summit, facing panorama of Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Cho- Oyu all the way to Mt. Kanchenjunga.

After the climb, feeling high, you descend on same route and trek all the way to base camp at Khare. You might be feeling tired and exhausted but glad achieving a success on top Mera peak.

An extra day as required as contingency day in case of unfavorable bad weather conditions. If all goes well this spare can be used on the way to Lukla or on-route.

From Khare or Mera Peak base camp return journey without a problem of altitude gain. Although walks leads to few ups and downs and back into green vegetations and tree lines at Kothe. It’s the overnight stop after walking past Thangnak.

Morning walk continues and leads into dense woodland with steep climb on some hills. Then we continue to walk along grassy meadow with gradual walk to reach our last camp of the adventure at Thuli – Kharka.

Today is the last day of trek of this marvelous adventure. As morning walk leads to long hours with climb over high ridge of Naulekh or Kalo Himal crossing Zatrwa Og and Zatrwa-La. After strenuous climb, descend towards Chutanga within greenery and thick forest and then ending our walk at Lukla. Then, in Lukla enjoy last overnight with grand dinner. Finally waiting for a scenic flight back to Kathmandu.

Depending upon flight time for Kathmandu, we take last breakfast in Khumbu. And we transfer to air terminal named after Tenzing and Hillary, the first to conquer Mt. Everest in 1953.

As per flight, we take schedule board in a smaller aircraft. Then, we take a sweeping short air journey to reach Kathmandu airport and then transfer back to your respective hotels.

Finally all good things must come to an end. With grand glorious memories of Mera Peak Climbing, today is the last final day in Nepal, a country of best Himalayas trekking. On this day, our staff and guide transfer you to Kathmandu international airport for your flight home or to respective countries.