6654m, Mera Peak
2 Days flight
1 Day Climb
10 Days Trekking
March - May
September - November
14 Breakfast
12 Lunch
12 Dinner
2 Nights at Hotel
1 Night at Tent
11 Nights at Lodge
Flight/Car/Jeep/Bus
Mera Peak Overview
Mera Peak 6476m is a mountain in the Mahalangur section, Barun sub-section of the Himalaya and administratively in Nepal’s Sagarmatha Zone, Solukhumbu District and claimed to be the highest trekking peak in Nepal. From the summit, five 8,000m peaks are visible: Mount Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kangchenjunga, as well as many other Himalayan peaks.
Mera Peak climbing Details
Mera Peak Climbing is acclaimed as a favored climbing adventure of Everest region in Solukhumbu district. In the Everest region of Nepal, there are more than 300 mountains out of a total of 600, creating a majestic and towering landscape. This region has been a paradise for mountaineers for over 70 years. It boasts four of the world's highest peaks, each exceeding 8000 meters in elevation: Mt. Everest (8849m), Mt. Cho Oyu (8201m), Mt. Makalu (8481m) and Mt. Lhotse (8516m). In addition to these colossal giants, there are also smaller peaks that surround charming Sherpa villages.
One such peak is Mera Peak, standing at an impressive 6476 meters in the vicinity of Everest. Climbing Mera Peak has become a highly sought-after adventure in Nepal. It is classified as the one highest trekking peak amongst 27 trekking peaks by the Nepal Mountaineering Association, making it accessible to beginner climbers. This peak has been beloved by mountaineers for many decades, with the first successful ascent achieved by a French expedition led by Jean Franco on May 20, 1953. Since then, it has remained a renowned destination for climbers.
Mera Peak Climbing in Nepal is considered a moderately challenging climb. Its slopes feature manageable trails, and the overall route is mostly non-technical, with a few sections requiring fixed ropes. The final stretch just before the summit involves a steep ascent across a snow dome, where you'll need an ascender or jumar on a fixed rope. However, the majority of the climbing sections are of moderate difficulty. Like other peak climbs in the Everest region, ascending Mera Peak rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views of the Everest landscape. The view from the summit is truly awe-inspiring.
Climbing Route of Mera Peak
Mera Peak Climbing Route begins with a classic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and involves several days of trekking through high mountain passes before reaching the high camp. The actual climb to Mera Peak starts from the High Camp and culminates at the summit. Unlike the Everest Base Camp Trek, the journey to the Mera Peak base camp involves a relatively rapid ascent. Along the way, you'll pass through small hamlets scattered along the trail.
The Mera Peak Trekking starts southeast from Lukla, gradually ascending to Chutang, situated at an elevation of 3020 meters. From Chutang, you'll continue through dense alpine forests and take a sharp turn southward. After this, the trail leads to Zartwa La Pass at 4610 meters, marking the border of Makalu Barun National Park. Descending steeply from the pass for about two hours, you'll reach Thuli Kharka, a small shepherd's settlement with only a few houses.
The stretch from Thuli Kharka follows rocky terrain as you ascend toward Tashing Dingma at 4010 meters, which is enclosed by rocks. The trail then meets the Inkhu River at Tashing Ognma, with the Inkhu River originating from Mera Peak and later merging with the Dudh Koshi River. Continuing on, you'll make your way to Mosom Kharka, Gondhishung, and eventually reach Kothe at an elevation of 4182 meters. Along this traverse, you'll occasionally catch glimpses of Mera Peak. The journey to Mera Peak continues along this river, passing through villages such as Tagna, Dig Kharka, Khare Camp, and Mera La before commencing the actual climb to the summit.
Mera Peak Climbing Duration
The roundtrip distance of Mera Peak Climbing is about 75 kilometers which starts and ends at Lukla. Aside from this, the aerial distance from Kathmandu to Lukla is about 135 kilometers. You will take a flight to get to Lukla and back to Kathmandu. The flight duration is 35 minutes one way. The standard Mera Peak Climbing itinerary is 15 days.
Within this timeframe, you will walk for an average distance of about 7-8 kilometers each day. Also, you will climb for 2 days from Khare to High Camp and High Camp to Mera Summit. The duration of trekking each day will differ based on prior experience, elevation gain and the terrain of the area. Below provided table provides deep insight into time and distance of Mera Peak Climb.
| Day | Source/ Destination | Distance | Duration |
| 3 | Lukla to Chutanga | 4.3 kilometers | 4 Hrs. |
| 4 | Chutanga to Chhutrabu | 4.5 kilometers | 7 Hrs |
| 5 | Chhetrabu to Kothe | 6.5 kilometers | 5-6 Hrs |
| 6 | Kothe to Tagna | 9 kilometers | 4-5 Hrs |
| 7 | Tagna to Khare | 5 kilometers | 4-5 Hrs |
| 8 | Khare rest Day | - | - |
| 9 | Khare to High Camp | 4.5 kilometers | 6-7 Hrs |
| 10 | High Camp to Summit to Khare | 9 kilometers | 10-12 Hrs |
| 11 | Khare to Kothe | 14 kilometers | 5-6 Hrs |
| 12 | Kothe to Chhutrabu | 6.5 kilometers | 5-6 Hrs |
| 13 | Chhutrabu to Lukla | 8.8 kilometers | 7-8 Hrs |
| 14 | Fly back to Kathmandu | 135 kilometers | 30 min |
Important Note: The altitude level of Zartwa La Pass makes it prone to heavy snowfall in the winter (Nov-March). If the trek is inaccessible via this route, we shall take another route to Mera Peak base camp from Paiya and Pangom village. Taking the route via these villages will lengthen the trekking duration by a few more days.
Equipments for Mera Peak Climb
Himalaya Trip will supply all the necessary technical equipment for Mera Peak Climbing. Our guides will provide you with essential instructions on how to use this equipment before your climbing expedition commences. In terms of personal gear, you will need to bring basic clothing items such as jackets, caps, waterproof footwear, gloves, sunglasses sleeping bag, backpack, flashlight, warm hat, warm sucks, wind prove Gore-tex jacket and Touser and other personal climbing gears (Ice axe, Harness, Helmet, Climbing or Plastic Boots, Wind prove gloves, Jumar, flashlight, Carabiner, Snow glass, Safety ropes etc from Khare ) to summit this peak. We will provide fixed rope, main ropes, tents, mats and all the kitchen gears. If you have, you can bring your own gears. If you do not have, you can rent in Kathmandu or Khare.
Mera Peak Outline Itinerary
Day 01: Arriving in Kathmandu (1340m).
Day 02: Fly to Tenzing Hillary Airport , Lukla (2840m by flight or drive and fly)
Day 03: Trek Lukla - Chhutanga (3020m, 4.3km or 3-4 hours walk )
Day 04: Trek Chhutanga - Zatra Wala Pass (4610m) -Chhetrabu (4300m, 4.5km or 7 hours walk).
Day 05: Trek Chhetrabu -Kothe (3691m, 6.5km or 5-6 hours walk)
Day 06: Trek Kothe- Tagna (4356m, 9km or 4-5 hours walk)
Day 07: Trek Tagna - Khare (5045m,5km or 4-5 hours walk)
Day 08: Acclimatization day
Day 09: Trek to High Camp (5780m, 4.38km or 6-7 hours walk)
Day 10: High Camp - Summit Mera Peak (6476m- Khare (5045m, 9km or 11-12 hours walk)
Day 11: Trek Khare- Kothe (3691m, 14km, 5-6 hours walk)
Day 12: Trek Kothe - Chhetrabu (3020m, 6.5km or 5-6 hours walk)
Day 13: Trek Chhetrabu - Lukla (2840m, 8.8km or 7 hours walk)
Day 14: Lukla - Fly to Kathmandu (1340m, by fly or fly and drive)
Day 15: Departure from Kathmandu (1340m).
Mera Peak Climbing Details Itinerary
Arriving in Kathmandu
1350m Hotel
Please provide us with your flight details ahead of time, and our representative will be waiting for you at the arrival gate of the airport. You will be accompanied to your hotel in Kathmandu, where you can either explore the surroundings or relax until the evening, depending on the time of your arrival. Your overnight accommodation will be at the hotel in Kathmandu.
Kathmandu - Lukla
2840m, Lukla 35 minutes flight B,L,D Lodge
Your day commences with an early morning drive to the domestic terminal of Tribhuwan International Airport. From there, we board a flight to Lukla, which takes us over the eastern highlands of Nepal, navigating through narrow gorges in hilly areas. During the flight, you'll have the opportunity to admire rural villages and dense forests of eastern Nepal. Upon landing in Lukla, we meet our porters, organize the luggage, and settle down at a teahouse in Lukla.
Note: April, May, October and November, Lukla from operate from Ramechhap because of the air traffic at Kathmandu Airport. You will drive to Ramechhap from Kathmandu and fly to Lukla from there.
Lukla - Chhutanga
3500m, Chhutanga 3-4 hours walk, 4.3km B,L,D Lodge
Our first day of trekking begins from Lukla. After your breakfast at the hotel we take the trail headed eastbound from Lukla. The trail heads on steeply towards steeply elevated landmass. You will encounter several yak trails in this stretch of the trek and follow on continuously. The trail pierces through the pine forest making small ascents along the journey. In between you will have several small hamlets that will pave the trail forward. You will reach Chhutang after 3-5 hours of walking. Overnight at Chuttanga.
Chhutanga - Chhetrabu
4170m, Chhetrabu / Thuli Kharka 7 hours walk,4.5km B,L,D Lodge
The ascent from Chhutanga to Chetarwa is steep and almost switchback. You will trek 7 hours which will be uphill trekking for the most part. As there is gradual elevation ascent, you will notice the vegetation changing from green lush to a bit arid and dry. Chetarwa sits at the top of the hill and is a picturesque village nestled right below Zatr Teng La Pass (4943 meters). You will traverse through this pass and descend for another 2 hours to finally reach the Chetarwa village for your overnight stop.
Chhetrabu - Kothe
3600m, Kothe 5-6 hours walk, 6.5km B,L,D Lodge
After breakfast at the hotel, you will begin your trekking adventure making gradual descent from Chetarwa. Today’s traverse is downhill and fairly easy going for the most part. You will now have entered the Makalu Barun National Park and the scenery during the traverse is worth dying for. After 2 hours of descent you will reach Inku Khola at Mosom Kharka village, which is the primary river that originates from neighboring peaks of Mt.Mera. Your trail then takes on the river basin of the Inku river and we head northbound towards Kothe. From Mosom Kharka, the trail elevates for another 2 hours before reaching the riverside settlement of Gondishung. As you approach Gondishung you will have the first glimpse of Mt.Mera located on the eastern reach across the river. From this point another 1 hour of trekking takes you to Kote, your overnight stop.
Kothe -Tagna
4350m, Tagna 4-5 hours walk, 9km B,L,D Lodge
As you embark on the trail from Kote onwards, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of Mera Peak's western face, with all four of its distinct pinnacles clearly visible today. The glistening white summit of Mera will captivate you throughout the journey. The trek from Kote to Tangnag is relatively short, spanning approximately 4-5 hours. As the ascent in altitude commences from this point, it is recommended to proceed at a gradual pace.
Tagna -Khare
4900m, Khare 4-5 hours walk, 5km B,L,D Lodge
Today's journey involves navigating through small glacial moraines, rocky stretches, switchback ascents, and the dry, arid landscapes of Mera Base. The trail then continues by the side of Dig glacier reaching Dig Kharka, a small hamlet established by Yak herders for shade. Dig Kharka overlooks Charpate Himal or Mt.Kyashar(6770m) with its rocky ridges in sight. The trail gets confusing in this stretch as you will further travel through the lateral moraines Hinku Nup and Shar glaciers. After 5-6 hours of strenuous traverse through glacier outbursts, you will reach Khare, your training and acclimatization camp before embarking for the climb of Mera Peak. Continuing on, the trail gradually ascends, culminating in the picturesque village of Khare, nestled in a valley surrounded by mountains on all sides.
Full day rest in khare.
B,L,D Lodge
On your acclimatization day, you will have a rest day for you to cope up with the gained elevation. It is paramount to adapt to the extreme changing environment so as to smoothly complete the climbing activity of the following days. Khare is a popular rest point that provides for a great sunshine space throughout the day. Your mountain guide will lead you to the nearby glacier to brief on the technicalities of the peak and how you should operate your climbing equipment. You will have a rehearsal of your climb and will spend the day preparing yourself for the final push to the summit of Mera peak.
Khare - High Camp
5800m, High Camp 6-7 hours walk,4.38km B,L,D Tent Camp
Trekking to the base camp of Mera from Khare is technical and a cumbersome traverse. You will trek through vast glacial moraines as the trail is not really permanent in this space. The moving glacier erases the once built foot trail and every time the guides will create a new trail which seems appropriate. There are a series of deep crevasse and icy sections which you will cross. The total duration of trekking to reach the base camp is 4 hours but depends upon your pace. Further ahead, you will take a steep ascent from the base camp towards the High camp by using a harness. You will first traverse via Mera Glacier which is as vast as you can gaze upon. Your crampons training will come in handy during this section of the trail. Thereon after, you will climb through the flat icy section of the glacier which is flat topped. After 3-4 hours of traversing, you will reach Mera high camp. During the night you will get to gaze at the series of celestial and constellation bodies blooming in the night sky. Overnight camping at High Camp.
High Camp - Summit - Khare
6467m, Mera Peak 10-12 hours climb, 9km B,L,D Lodge
Your final stretch of the Mera peak climbing begins with a midnight wakeup call. After ensuring that your gears are in perfect shape and conditions you will be served with a light breakfast before your traverse begins. The initial stretch of the Mera Peak climbing is tough with inclined climb of about 30°. You will climb for another 2 hours making this ascent. The total climbing duration from High camp to the summit is about 5-6 hours and the section right below the summit is the toughest one requiring fixed rope. Upon reaching the summit, you will be bestowed with 360° views of Mt,Cho Oyu, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse Shar, Mt. Baruntse and Mt. Makalu. After your success celebration at the top, we begin our descent journey which is fairly easy. It takes another 5-6 hours to descend down to Khare for your night stopover.
Khare - Kothe
3691m, Kothe 5-6 hours walk, 14km B,L,D Lodge
We backtrack along the same path from Khare to Kothe, embarking on a 6-hour trek for the return journey. Our route parallels the Hinku River basin, and our goal is to reach Kothe by evening.
Kothe - Chhutrabu
4170m, Chhatrabu 5-6 hours walk,6.5km B,L,D Lodge
We proceed with our descent through the river valley, reaching Chhetarwa in the evening for a planned stopover. The first stretch of the trek is fairly easy with a walk alongside Hinku river. The trail diverges from Mosom Kharka village and you will start trekking uphill. Right below the Zatr Teng La Pass (4943 meters) is Chhetarwa village where you will stop for the night.
Chhatrabu - Lukla
2840m, Lukla 7 hours walk, 9km B,L,D Lodge
The first leg of this section of the trek requires you to pass through Zatr Teng La Pass (4943 meters) which is arduous. Upon crossing the pass, your trial will begin the descent headed northbound. 4 more hours into the trek and you will reach the vibrant village of Lukla.
Lukla - Kathmandu
1342m, Kathmandu 35 minutes flight B Hotel
Take an early morning flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, our representative will guide you to your hotel. Spend the night in Kathmandu.
Note: April, May, October and November, Lukla from operate from Ramechhap because of the air traffic at Kathmandu Airport. Fly from Lukla to Ramechhap and drive back to Kathmandu.
Departure to international airport.
B
Our representative will escort you to Tribhuvan International Airport at the time of your flight schedule and we bid farewell until your next adventure in Nepal.
Whats Included?
- Pick-up and drop-off service at Trivuwan International Airport in Kathmandu by private Car/Van/Bus.
- 2 Nights Hotel in Kathmandu.
- Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu flight ticket.
- Mera Peak Climbing Permit.
- National park fee.
- All meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) with Tea house and Tent Camp accommodation during the trek.
- One English speaking experience Climbing Sherpa and required porters.
- Equipment such as Climbing guide equipment, Tent, Fixed Rope, Main rope, Ices crow, Snow bar, kitchen gears etc.
- Garbage Deposit.
- First Aids Kit.
- Duffel Bag.
- Fingertip Pulse Oximeter (we use every day to check your oxygen level and pulse in your body to avoid high risk ).
- Himalaya Trip T-shirt.
- Trekking /Climbing guide/porters/other staffs: Salary, Insurance, Equipment, Meals and Accommodation etc.
- 13% Government VAT and official charge.
Whats not Included?
- International airfare and visa fee (15 days for USD$30 and 30 days for USD$5O).
- Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu.
- Personal climbing gears & clothing (also available on hire).
- All the drinks such as tea, coffee, coke, beer, mineral water.
- Your travel insurance which should include the emergency rescue.
- Tips for staffs.
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Mera Peak Info
Training for Mera Peak Climbing
Unlike a trekking adventure, peak climbing demands for adequate physical and mental strength for successful ascent and descent. There are multiple technicalities to climbing any Himalayan peaks and you must consider the scientific ways to carry out your climbing program. Even if you have properly toned physical conditions and are adequately fit, you must have detailed information about what to expect and how to make the traverse. Since Mera Peak altitude scales beyond 6000 meters, it is paramount that you have knowledge about proper climbing know-how and Acute Mountain sickness. We suggest the following activities be embedded into your fitness regimen so as to comfortably complete the climbing.
Climbing Trainings: Stair Climbing, Altitude Gain with packed backpack
Strength training: Weight Lifting
Cardiovascular Training: Cycling, Jogging, Hiking
Flexibility Training: Stretching and others.
Our experts recommend that you begin your fitness training at least 3-4 months before the climbing period. This time frame provides much needed endurance and flexibility for climbers during their ascent. Also, cardiovascular health must be closely observed and trained upon before your climb commences.
Mera Peak with Himalaya Trip
Himalaya trip takes pride in its team of exceptionally experienced mountain guides and staff. With over two decades of experience in organizing climbing trips in the Himalayas, we have established a vast and reliable network of professional experts that sets us apart from other companies. Above all, Himalaya trip places the utmost importance on client safety, a value that is reflected in our meticulous itinerary planning and execution.
Our on-the-ground staff members are well-prepared with medical supplies and are proficiently trained in first aid. Additionally, we have a dependable helicopter rescue operation in place, crucial for evacuations and emergencies.
Himalaya Trip is your on stop Mera Peak Climbing Company. We focus on organizing small group climbs to avoid congestion on the peak. Our groups consist of a maximum of 15 climbers, ensuring an efficient guide-to-client ratio and individualized attention for everyone involved. We are dedicated to the principles of responsible tourism, and our guides actively practice Leave No Trace principles in the mountains while also contributing to the local economy wherever possible.Mera Peak Climbing Guide and Ground Crew
Himalaya Trip has been organizing all inclusive Mera Peak climbing trips in Nepal since a long period of time. Mera Peak Climbing Package as offered by our company provides all the assistance that is required during the climbing expeditions. Our ground staff and mountain guides are professionally trained for high altitude traverse. Our all inclusive package includes your accommodation, meals, equipment for climbing, airfare, ground transportation, guides and permits.
Upon your arrival in Kathmandu, you will meet with your guide for Mera Peak Climbing who will lead your trip. You will be accommodated and guided throughout the trip by our licensed guide. Our company believes in sustainable practices and we hire local mountain guides who are native to the region. They have thorough knowledge of the area and can provide vital assistance in every step of your journey. Do inquire with us for detailed information on our guides and ground crew for Mera Peak climbing. Also, you will be led in this journey till Khare(Day 7 & 8) by our experienced trekking guide. From thereafter, we will rent climbing equipment and a mountain guide will lead the next leg of your climbing journey.
Cost of Mera Peak Climbing
The cost of Mera peak climbing can vary based on several factors, including differences in rates offered by various trekking agencies. This variability is especially noticeable when it comes to the Price of Mera Peak Climb . Numerous factors contribute to the overall cost of the Mera Peak Climbing. Well-established companies with a lengthy history in the industry may charge higher prices in comparison to newer companies. The cost of a climbing package is also influenced by the duration of the itinerary and the inclusions provided within the package.
Mera Peak Climbing Permit
Permits for Mera Peak are all inclusive in the 15 Days Mera Peak Climbing package offered by Himalaya Trip. You will require several permits for Mera Peak. Below given are the mandatory permits for your climbing:
1) Makalu Barun National Park Permit
Another essential permit for Mera Peak climbing is the Makalu Barun National Park Entry Permit. This permit is required as you enter the Makalu Barun National Park, which is home to a diverse range of exotic wildlife and biodiversity, all of which are protected under this national park. Entrance without this permit is not allowed. The permit is free for locals, but the cost varies for foreigners.The cost breakdown is as follows:
For SAARC nationals: Approximately USD 15, which includes Nrs. 1500 along with a Nrs. 165 vat charge.
For other nationals: Approximately USD 30, which includes Nrs. 3000 along with a Nrs. 390 vat charge.
2) NMA Mera Peak Climbing Permit
According to the Nepal Mountaineering Association, the cost of the NMA Mera Peak Climbing Permit varies depending on the season and the trek's popularity.During the spring season, characterized by clear skies and favorable temperatures for climbing, the Mera Peak Climbing Permit costs USD 250. In autumn, which is another peak season for Mera Peak Climbing, the permit cost is USD 125. The winter and summer seasons are considered off-seasons, and during these times, the cost of the Mera Peak Climbing Permit is more affordable at just USD 70.
Difficulty of Mera Peak/ How Difficult is Mera Peak Climbing?
Amongst the various peak climbing in Nepal, Mera Peak stands as the highest climbing peak at an altitude of 6476 meters. Among others, this peak is moderately difficult to climb and is one of the beginner peaks that you can climb. While it all depends upon your experience, adaptability to harsh environments and altitude, Mera peak is for the most part non-technical.
The climb to Mera Peak requires fixed rope in a few stretches of the climb and is mostly crawling through a snow dome. The duration of climbing Mera Peak is about 10-12 hours for a round journey. This duration is for the climb from the High Camp to the summit of the peak. This part of the journey on Day 10 is the most treacherous one with technical traverse.
The total duration of Mera Peak Climbing from start to finish is 15 days. Mera Peak Climbing Itinerary can be modified based on your preference and we can custom make your itinerary that best suits your need. Difficulty level of Mera Peak is not an issue if you are in optimum fitness.
Mera Peak Climbing Season
Nepal boasts 4 distinct seasonal patterns in a year, namely: Autumn, Spring, Winter and Summer. The location of Nepal geographically makes it suitable for climbing and other adventure related activities. For any type of climbing including climbing Mera Peak best time Autumn and Spring months are regarded as the best ones. Owing to stable weather conditions and feasible climbing window, these months are the best time for Mera Peak Climbing.
The Nepalese Himalayan mountains are most suitable for climbing during the spring, early summer, and autumn months. These nine months offer a favorable weather window for climbing in Nepal. In contrast to trekking, climbing necessitates that the mountain ice becomes solid and firm. Soft ice can create slippery surfaces and make climbing more challenging. The spring season, from March to the end of July, is particularly popular among climbers due to its clear weather and ideal conditions. Another excellent time for Mera Peak Climbing is during the autumn season, which runs from late September to early December.
Mera Peak Climbing FAQs
If you have trekking experience above 5000m, but beginners in climbing. You can climb Mera Peak because this peak is not technical climbing peak and easier than other trekking peak.
The height of Mera Peak Base Camp is 5350m and Height of Mera Peak high is 5780m. Normally, you will stay 2 Nights in Khare 5045m. From Khare, we trek and climb to high camp. we summit the Mera Peak from high camp.
Mera Peak is one of the popular climbing in Nepal. In the Peak season like March, April, May, September, October and November are busy bot not like way to Everest Base Camp Trek.
Mera Peak and Everest Base Camp are location in Everest region. Some climbers combine these two treks.
Everest Base Camp Trek is just to see Mount Everest and other peaks. You will only walk or trek here with a trekking guide.
Mera Peak is trekking up to Mera Peak Base Camp. From the bese camp, you will climb to the top of the Peak with special climbing gears , climbing sherpa and permit.
Preparations always important if you are planning for Mera Peak or other Peak which is above 6000m. You can do some trekking, rock and ice climbing training which help you to familiar with climbing gears.
The elevation of the Mera Peak is 6476m which the most popular trekking peak in Nepal.
The success rate of the Mera Peak summit will depending on the climbers. If the climbers are experience and physically and mentally prepare and trained. There is high chance to summit the Mera Peak. If not, it will be difficult summit.
The best month to climb Mera Peak is March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October and November. December, January and February is to cold to climb Mera Peak.
From the Mera Peak summit, you will see 5 highest peak including Mount Everest 8848.86m, Kanchenjunga 8586m, Lhotse 8516m, Makalu 8481m ,and Cho Oyu 8201m and other peaks.
Mera Peak 6476m is highest trekking peak in Nepal. To climb Mera Peak is relatively easier than other peak climbing.
Important Note
Available of the trip
We organise small group private trip. If you are 2 or more people in your group, you may book any dates.
Travel Insurance
The travel insurance is need in case of any emergency. It is recommend to have. If you are doing short and low elevation trek, you can do normal insurance. But if you are doing high altitude or adventure trek, you should have emergency rescue.
Last Minute booking
Normally, trekkers plan the trip before 3-9 months. Some trekkers decide the trip in last minutes. It is also possible to book your trek at last minutes. For the Last minutes booking, you need to make a full payment.
Tipping
Tipping is highly expected. Our staffs try their best during the trip. After the trip, Tipping is expected. It is not fixed amount or percentage. We recommend the tipping according to their services.
Safety
When you are travelling, the safety is most important. For the safety of our clients, we trained our guide and porters. They are all register trekking / Tour / Climbing guide and experience porters.
Extra personal expenses
For the extra expenses, it is good to bring USD / Euro / Pound Sterling or ther currency. You may change to Nepali Rupees (NPR) at Tribhuwan International Airport or near your Hotel in Kathmandu. You will use only Nepali rupees during the trip.
Nepal visa
Accept few countries , you will get on arrival Nepal’s Visa at the Tribhuwan International Airport or Nepal board. I recommend to fill up Nepal Visa online form and bring it with you. It will be faster and easy for you and visa fee is recommended to bring cash US dollar. You can’t pay by using credit card.
Trip extension or Itinerary Disclaimer
We organize small group private trip. The trip extension is possible but you have to figure out when you booking the trip.
Group joing and Fixed departure
Most of the time, we have small group private trip. Group joining or fixed departure will be available only at the clients request.
Luggage store
You are not taking all the lugguage on the trek. You will take only necessary gears on the trek and rest of the gears, you will store at your Hotel in Kathmandu or Pokhara or in our office in Kathmandu. All the Hotels have free luggage store services. It is more convenient to store at your Hotel.
Responsible travel
- Ask permission to photograph people.
- Do not remove or purchase antiques, it is illegal.
- Avoid wearing revealing clothes and avoid outward displays of physical affection.
- Do not anything to disturb environment or wild animals.
Domestic flight
Normally, domestic flight is not on time. If you have international flight with domestic connection flight. It is always better to keep some gaps.
Trek Booking
For the Booking, we need passport copy, passport size photo by email or What's App and 20% deposit.
Why Himalaya Trip ?
- Fast response
- Small group private trek
- Safety is top priority
- Recommended on TripAdvisor
- Tailor made itinerary
- Seasonal package
- 200 plus trekkers take service every year
- 30-40% repeated customer
