21 Days Mera Peak Climb

"Mera Peak Climb with glacier trekking, snowy mountain routes, and panoramic views of Everest and the Himalayas."

Nepal’s highest trekking peak, which is known as Mera Peak Climb. This peak is high above over 6, 600 m, stunning views, less technical, on the isolated region.

Start/End Kathmandu/Kathmandu
Trip Difficulty Moderate/Difficult
Maximum Elevation 6,584 m
Activities Mera Peak Summit
Best Season Mar-Jun and Sep-Nov
Meals Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
Accommodation Hotel, Lodge, Tent Camp
Transportation Car, Aeroplane, Bus

Overview of 21 Days Mera Peak Climbing

21 Days Mera Peak climb is one of the easiest climbs for people who are interested for climb high mountains. If your interest is climbing mountains, you can begin with the Island Peak climb of Mera peak Climb. Climbing Mera Peak is quite challenging as well, because it is already risky and difficult.

Firstly, climbing Mera Peak is at 6,654 meters, is one of the highest trekking peaks of Nepal. It is situated in one of the remote, isolated areas of Khumbu. The trek starts from the village of Lukla, the gateway to Everest Base Camp. The trek from here leads to the adjoining high mountain hills of Naulekh. As we leave the last settlement behind, heading east for a steep climb of three hours to the top of the ridge. From here, it’s a steep descent to the hidden valley of Hinku. As the bottom is reached, the valley still pleasant walk takes you through the serene forest of pines and rhododendron with grazing pastures and meadows.

Mera Peak Climb

Then, a Mera Peak high camp is at 5,800 meter foot walk in the mountains. The climb to the summit is technically straightforward on a long glacier. From high camp, we should use climbing gear to go to the summit. It will be one of the dream achieving reach the top of Mera Peak.

At the summit, we will have time to immerse ourselves with surrounding beauty and panorama of the mountains. It include the top five 8000 meter Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga and Mt.Cho-Oyu. After the great and challenging trek, we retrace our remaining journey back to Lukla. Next morning the sweeping flight back to Kathmandu.

Outline For Mera Peak Climbing 21 Days

Day 01: Arrive at Kathmandu. 1,300m meet and transfer to Hotel.
Day 02: A day in Kathmandu. Optional guided tour on request.
Day 03: Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla. Approx: 45 minutes flight to Lukla 2,800m.
Day 04: Trek to Chutanga 3,430m 3-4 hrs walks.
Day 05: Rest day at Chutanga.
Day 06: Trek to Tuli Kharka 4,300m. 6-7 hrs.
Day 07: Trek to Mousum Kharka. 3,430m. 3-4 hrs.
Day 08: Trek to Thagnag. 4,360m. approx. 5hrs.
Day 09: Rest day for acclimatisation.
Day 10: Trek to Kharka. Mera Base Camp. 5,000m 4-5 hrs.
Day 11: At Kharka. Mera Base Camp.
Day 12: Trek to Mera High Camp. 5,800m 6 hrs.
Day 13: At Mera Peak High Camp.
Day 14: Climb of Mera 6, 471m and return to lower Base Camp at 5,000m.
Day 15: Spare day in case of delay and bad weather.
Day 16: Trek back to Thagnag.
Day 17: Trek to Mousum Kharka.
Day 18: Trek to Lukla.
Day 19: Fly Lukla to Kathmandu.
Day 20: In Kathmandu.
Day 21: Transfer to Airport for the International departure.

Whats Included?

  • Transportation to and from the starting and ending points of the trek as per itinerary.
  • Domestic Flight ticket to Lukla.
  • All Meals and hot drinks in each meal with a cup of tea or coffee during.
  • Trekking and climbing days (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) as indicated by the itinerary.
  • All trekking and camping equipment like camp furniture, kitchenware, dining tents, guest tents for 2 nights 3 days.
  • Appropriate food for high altitude and all climbing crew at base camp and above as required.
  • All Accommodation from day 1 to day 16 on a twin-sharing basis.
  • All trekking and climbing-related permits & fees (Entry Permit of respective region and TIMS Card and climbing permits for Peak). Rabin as a trekking guide till Kahre and for the climbing there will be experienced, trained, and Government Licensed Climbing Guide(s) during the climbing period: 1 guide for 2climbers.
  • Required fixed and dynamic rope during the climbing period.
  • Group climbing equipment such as rope, Ice axe, Ice tool, Ice screws, Carabineers, Locking carabineers, Short-5- millimetre accessory cords, Slings, etc.
  • 1 guide, 2:1 porter required; climbing guide (who will join us in the Khare) and their wages.
  • A comprehensive medical kit.
  • All government and local taxes for Trekking and climbing.
  • Climbing leaders, Sherpa & porter’s insurance.
  • Climbing certificate from the tourism department
  • Nepal Entry Visa fees, Travel Insurance, Personal climbing Equipment, Hot and cold Drinks.
  • Any extra expenses arising out of various/unforeseen situations like natural calamities, landslides, political disturbances, strikes, changes in Government regulations.
  • Any packed food/snacks, aerated drinks, energy drinks, mineral water, alcohol, cigarettes, chocolates, nutria-bars, battery charging, Hot water/shower, Wi-Fi charge during the trekking period, and laundry.
  • Helicopter flight from Khare to Lukla and Lukla to Kathmandu.
  • Tips for guide and porters.

Departure Dates & Avability

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Travellers Reviews

5 - Excellent

Andres Villalobos
Chile

My first 6000m peak, chose a good one

Did some smaller climbs back home but nothing above 5000m before this. mera base camp felt manageable, high camp the night before summit push was rough, though, barely slept from cold and nerves combined. crampon and rope training our guide gave us at base camp made the actual summit day less intimidating than i thought it would be. Worth doing before attempting anything harder.

Naledi Mokoena
South Africa

Two acclimatization days weren’t enough for me, glad the spare day existed

Struggled more with the altitude than i expected between thagnag and base camp, headaches that just wouldn’t fully go away even with the rest days built in. ended up needing that spare day after the summit attempt window, weather had closed in on our first planned try. second attempt worked out, standing on top of mera with that whole wall of 8000m peaks in view made the delay feel worth it in hindsight. Chutanga at the very start already felt higher and colder than I was prepared for; I wish i’d trained harder beforehand.

Petr Vaclavik
Czech Republic

Summit morning at 6471m, hands still cold thinking about it

Left high camp around 2am for the summit push, minus twenty-something, and my water froze in the bottle within an hour. Mera Peak isn’t technically hard compared to some climbs but the altitude alone at 6471m made every step slow. Worth every bit of it once the sun came up and we could see everest, lhotse, makalu all lined up from the top.

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