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Join Mera Peak for May 2024. Last Minute call
Mera Peak Climbing (20 Days)
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Please contact us to inquire about your desired Date.
We will make it happen for you.
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Strenuous
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6,461Mt/21,190ft
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Full board on trek
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Hotel/Tented camp
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By Bus/Car/flight
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October to December and March to May
- Customizable Itineraries
- Best Value Guaranteed
- We can help you make it fit your budget.
- "Snowball Discount" We offer you what we like to call snowball discounts. The more people you can bring with you in your trek, the better discounts you are entitled to.
Outlined Itinerary for Mera Peak Climbing 20 Days
- Airport-Hotel-Airport Pick up and drop off facility at your arrival and departure days.
- 3 nights accommodation in Kathmandu on twin sharing in BB plan.
- Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu flight with airport taxes.
- Accommodation during the trek (lodge/ tea house/tent).
- Standard meals during the trek (breakfast/lunch/dinner).
- All Necessary group climbing gears (Climbing rope, ice axe, ice crew and snow bar).
- Makalu Barun National Park Permit/ trekking & TIMS Card.
- Mera Peak Special Climbing Permit.
- One experienced & English speaking Climbing Guide for the climbing section.
- Well experience trekking guide for the trekking part and a porter (we assign one porter for every 2 clients).
- Duffel bag for the mountain, will be carried by the porter.
- Trekking route map.
- First Aid Kit box.
- All necessary Gov. Taxes and service charges.
- Personal climbing equipment
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
- Your travel insurance.
- International flight and visa fees.
- Any expense of personal nature Nepal entry Visa fee (USD 40 for 30 days and USD 25 for 15 days Visa, You will get a visa open your arrival.
- Any kinds of Bar bills
- Tips and Donation
Trek Description
Mera Peak (6654m.) which is situated in the Everest region is the most popular and highest official trekking peak in Nepal. This peak is linked with the remote Hinku and Hunku valley which offers the exceptional Himalayan panoramic view of the five world's 8000-meter peaks, Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyo, and Kanchenjunga. Mera peak climbing is challenging and adventurous which is technically straightforward and physically demanding. It requires strong physical fitness and a sense of adventure in the climbers. While climbing the summit of Mera Peak, you can have the most spectacular view of the entire Himalayan ranges of the Everest region. This climbing and trekking take you through the undamaged trail of the Everest region. The remote and untouched Hinku and Hunku valley provides you with a unique experience that will be a lifetime memory. On the way to the Mera peak, you enjoy the natural and cultural beauty of the Everest region.
The journey to the Mera peak climbing starts from Lukla after the 30 minutes scenic flight from Kathmandu. During the trek you walk through the undamaged hill with dense forest which provides you the wilderness experience of the Everest region. en route you traverse through the dense forest of Rhododendron and pine forest, remote ethnic settlement of Sherpa people and another group, terraced farming, valleys enjoying the beauty of nature, and amazing view of mountains. On the way to the base camp, you can explore various flora and fauna and encounter wild animals and birds like sloth bears and jungle cats if you are lucky. From the base camp, the peak can be climbed in one day but it is better to set high camp to enjoy the panoramic view of the mountains. The best seasons to go for Mera Peak climbing are spring and autumn.
After you arrive in Tribhuvan international airport in Kathmandu you meet our representative. They transfer you to your hotel. Overnight at hotel.
This day you will go for sightseeing in the Kathmandu valley. In the morning after having breakfast you go visit Buddhist and Hindu temples Boudhanath, Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath, which reflect the local culture and tradition of Nepalese society. Then in the afternoon, you visit Kathmandu Durbar square and Patan Durbar square. In the evening you will return to the Hotel.
In the morning you have a scenic flight to Lukla (2800m.) from Kathmandu. It takes 30-40 minutes to reach Lukla. Then you start your trek and head to Puiyan. We descend down and walk through the jungle to Surke. After having lunch there we continue our walk through the traditional villages, jungles, and hills, and finally we reach the Puiyan.
This day at first we walk little down for some time and cross the wooden bridge then head to Kari La Hill (pass). We walk up through the rhododendron and bamboo forests. We can see the outstanding views of Dudhkoshi River valley and Dudh Kund Himal before reaching the farming and trading village of Pangkongama.
From Pangkongma we descend down in the rocky path leading to the rhododendron forest. We pass through a lot of Mani walls as well as we cross hills, ridges, and teahouses. We see the thrilling views of the south face of Mera Peak (6064m./19890) and Naulekh Peak.
This day we start our trek ascending through a steep and narrow mountain trail. We pass through rhododendron and bamboo forests and then descend down. Then walk straight for some time and walk up through the rhododendron forests where we may encounter wild animals. Then we descend down to Chhatra Khola where we stay overnight.
Today we head to the vantage point of Hinku valley. Walking straight through the forest of bamboo and pine we enjoy the views of Mera and the Hinku Valley. We continue walking on the ridge of the river in the Hinku valley all the way up and reach Kothe.
This day also we walk along the ridge of the Hinku Khola enjoying the view of the Mera peak. We pass through the Gondishung, a summer herders' settlement on the west bank of the Hinku Drangka. From there we walk for some time and reach Thagnang, which is a summer grazing area with the primitive lodges and shops.
This day we take rest for the proper acclimatization.
This day we left Tangnang and follow the lateral moraine of Dig Glacier to Dig Kharka. We climb through the moraines and then climb more steeply to Khare where we stay overnight.
This day we head to the Base camp of the Mera peak which takes ¾ hours. We have to walk through the steep path.
This day we head to the Base camp of the Mera peak which takes ¾ hours. We have to walk through the steep path.
This day we head to the Base camp of the Mera peak which takes ¾ hours. We have to walk through the steep path.
We retrace our route to Tangnang.
From Tangnang we return back to mousum Kharka following the previous route.
This day also we retrace our previous route. On the way, we pass through the forest of rhododendron and pine and cross small Sherpa settlement.
This is the last day of our walking. We return to Lukla from where we started our trek.
Early in the morning, we take the flight back to Kathmandu.
It's also spare day in case of bad weather in Lukla.
It's also spare day in case of bad weather in Lukla.
What is trekking peak?
- Trekking peaks allow you to climb to your chosen summit and back in a day from each Base/High Camp. The routes we use are chosen for their objective safety and sometimes involve easy angled snow slopes, straightforward ridges and occasionally minor scrambling. Trekking peaks are generally between 5000m to below 7000m. The climbing permits for these peaks can be obtained from Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). These peaks are also called NMA Trekking Peaks.
Who can climb a peak?
- There are no restrictions to obtain climbing permit and anyone with appropriate fitness and skills can attempt a peak climbing. Non-technical climbs can be attempted by a fit trekker with little or no climbing experience. For technical climbs one needs to have an appropriate level of climbing experience.
I have never climbed before. Can I go for peak climbing?
- There is always first time for everything including peak climbing. There are non-technical peaks, which can be climbed safely by a fit trekker and even slightly technical peaks can be attempted by a novice climber with a professional climbing guide.
What are physical fitness criteria to climb a peak in Nepal?
- To climb high elevation peak the health and fitness is a paramount criteria. The level of fitness required is proportional to peak elevation and route difficulty and length.
What is climbing permit?
- Climbing Permit for trekking peaks is a legal document issued by the Nepal Mountaineering Association authorizing the climber to attempt the climb on designated peak or route. Attempting a climb without permit is illegal.
What if I need medical assistance at some point during the trip?
- Part of the cost of your trip includes medical and evacuation insurance (view Insurance Options). In case of emergency, our staff is well trained to facilitate medical treatment and emergency transport.
What does the cost of the trip cover?
- Every climbing peak includes comprehensive medical and evacuation insurance (view Insurance Options), all domestic travel, all housing accommodations on the trek, all scheduled meals, permits, entrance fees, guide/porter services, and a final farewell dinner at the conclusion of the trip
What risks are associated with the types of climbing that Imperial Nepal organizes?
- The adverse effects of altitude are the most common risk associated with trekking. In case of altitude sickness, guides will lead individuals down the mountain and seek medical care. Common injuries associated with walking or hiking of any kind (i.e. sprained ankles or strained muscles) may also pose a risk.
Mar 2024 • Couples

This is the third times we've trekked with Imperial Nepal Trek and definitely with the same super guide Hari and very strong porter Raju. We did Annapurna round with Tilicho lake in Apr 2022 and Everest base camp via Gokyo in Oct 2022. Now it's time to step up to Mera peak. With 6476m of the Mera peak and the extreme weather on the top, it's pretty tough for us but the trip was well prepared with contingency plan. Hari is very experienced guide with a lot of knowledge on trails. Everything went very smooth. We can success to summit the Mera peak with super view on the top. It's quite memorable for us indeed. A lot of good things happened on the trip, I have to special thank to Ram, Hari, and Raju to help us succeed on our goal.
Niwat Waropas
Ko Kret, Thailand
Mera peak . Amphu Lapcha, EBC

i had a good time with imperial nepal treks. everything worked out as planed and i had a good guide. the trek was awesome, you go thru beatifull valleys and see huge mountains all the time around you. i can just recomend this tour company!!!!
Lukas
Austria
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