Yes, climbing always is a dangerous thing to do but if you follow the instructions properly & performed properly then it will be a piece of cake. Similarly, the death rate in Mera Peak is very low that it is noticed rarely.

What happens if we fall?

With advanced gear nowadays climbing is starting to be medium because even if you fall, the rope will catch you. You will get little injury only due to swinging into the wall during a fall.

How can people able to climb?Can anyone climb Mera Peak?

Climbing is more about finger strength, core strength, and technique. Even if you are fat, old, or weak you can climb if you follow the rules of climbing. But, mainly you should be physically and mentally fit before climbing peaks.

It can be for satisfaction, or to overcome something like fear; it can be done to have pride within yourself, or to capture the beautiful view from the top. It's not compulsory but its to fill the thirst you are seeking.

If you get sick in the middle of your trip then we will have a medkit for minor injuries but if it's serious then the helicopter will come and you will be rushed to the hospital.

What are the insurance for me?

Before coming to Nepal you always should do insurance. Similarly, there is insurance we a provide and for the details please send us an inquiry at info@pristinenepal.com

20 Days Mera Peak Climbing In Nepal With $2,250

The highest climbing peak in the world, Mera peak climbing takes you to the stunning summit of Mera Peak (6,461m/21,190ft). Mera peak is an ideal choice for those people who are not climbing expert yet wants to reach to the summit of the majestic Himalayas. The view from the summit of Mera Peak is genuinely stunning offering you the grand view of Cho Oyu (8,188m), Lhotse (8,516m), Makalu (8,485m), Kangchenjuga (8,586m), and Mount Everest (8,848m).

Mera peak climbing requires basic mountaineering skills with less technical difficulties as compared to Island Peak Climbing. However, you should be physically & mentally fit with proper gear & equipment. It requires a minimum of 16 days in general to finish the climbing expedition.

Pristine Nepal Treks & Expeditions offers you this wonderful adventure, Mera Peak Climbing in Nepal with proper planning & excellent logistic support. Mera peak climbing itinerary is carefully designed by our team of climbing experts with steady ascent & enough days for acclimatization.

How to reach Mera Peak?

First of all, this Peak is of PD grade which means ‘Per Difficult’ as used from the French and Swiss Alpine Climbing system. Similarly, it is a straightforward climb of the least technical difficulties. After flying from Kathmandu to Lukla, our trek starts into the remote and isolated areas towards Chutanga-3,430m. And after an overnight stay at Chutanga, we will cross over the Kalo Himal Ridge of Nau-Lekh mountain range on the day 4th. From there, crossing Zatrwaog, we will then reach to Thuli-Kharka for an overnight stop.

Only on the 8th day of this expedition, we will reach Khare which is the starting point for Mera Peak. We will have acclimatization day in Khare too. On the next day from Khare, we will head to Mera Base Camp 5,300m walking over Mera Glacier.

On the 12th day, you will climb to the high camp (5,780m) and do preparation for the main summit of Mera Peak. The expert guide will be responsible for fixing ropes for the next day. And finally, on the 13th day, you will climb to Mera Peak summit (6,461m) which is the main goal from starting.

After a successful climb to the summit of Mera Peak, we will head back to Lukla on the same route. Following the path from Khothey to Thuli-Kharka and Lukla, this awesome adventure Mera Peak Climbing will complete. After that, we will head back to Kathmandu on a short flight with a scenic view in the way.

What is the best time for Mera Peak Climbing in Nepal?

The best time for Mera Peak would be in the Autumn & Spring season. Both of these seasons has the best weather with stable temperature offering you the breath-taking scenic views of majestic Himalayan ranges.

Why do peak climbing/trekking in Nepal?

Only people who are adventure seekers, who have guts, and love traveling will only know the trophy/value of it. In my view, trekking & climbing is the way to cherish your heart, to get new experience and to be part of nature. This is the way to heal your spirit and to be free from your busy life once in a lifetime. It is the only way to achieve glory in your life.

As technology is updating day to day, more people are being stuck in the technology world, forgetting about the beauty of nature. They are unknown about the huge gap they are leaving in their life by not experiencing any adventure in their life. Therefore, to fill the gap in their heart adventure, traveling and trekking are most important. And, here are the best treks & expeditions like Mera peak climb, Pisang peak climb, Island peak climb, etc. So, just live your life to the fullest and enjoy it because you won’t know what the future will bring you.

Cost Details

Itinerary

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Cost inclusions

Airport pick up and drop by private vehicle
Two-night hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast
Flight tickets from Kathmandu to Lukla and to Kathmandu
Baggage allowances are 10kg checked-in and 5kg hand luggage
Lodge accommodation (tea houses) during the trekking
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner with tea/coffee per meal in a cup
Experienced trekking guide and a Sherpa porter (salary, insurance, equipment, flights, food, and lodging) one porter is provided for two people
Climbing Guide
Insurance for climbing guide and porter
All necessary climbing equipment
Climbing permit and necessary documents
Everest National Park permit fees and Trekking Information Management System (TIMS) card
4-season sleeping bag, feather-down jacket only for trekking
Comprehensive medical kit
Coordination of services for emergency and rescue operations
Government and related local taxes
Private vehicle for sightseeing in Kathmandu
Farewell dinner at reputable restaurants

Cost exclusions

Additional baggage charges on domestic flights
Monument entrance fee in Kathmandu sightseeing
Personal expenses such as laundry, bar bills, battery charge, extra porters, bottled or boiled water, hot shower on the lodge, heater, phone calls, etc
Soft and hard drink
Tips for guide and porter
Any additional night stay in hotels in case an early return from the trek or an extended stay in Nepal
Additional tours in Kathmandu
Personal trekking equipment
All your things or other necessaries which are not mentioned in included

Day 1 :

RECEIVED BY PRISTINE NEPAL GUIDE & TRANSFER TO HOTEL

On arrival in Kathmandu, you’ll be welcomed by Pristine Nepal staff and drive to your hotel at Thamel in the hub of Kathmandu city, where many hotels, restaurants, bars, cafes, departmental stores, trekking gear shops, travel agencies are located.

Day 2 :

EXPLORATION DAY IN KATHMANDU:

DAY 2 is a very important day because we need to make permits for your peak climbing. However, you can explore the markets of Kathmandu as well as historical places if you want. Kathmandu is a lively city where you can taste a variety of custom foods, enjoy live music in clubs and many more. At noon, our guide will give you a short brief about your destination.

Day 3 :

FLY TO LUKLA 2,886M & TREK TO CHUTANGA 3,430M - 04 HRS

Morning transfer to domestic airport for a sweeping scenic flight of 30 minutes to Lukla, Lukla airport named Tenzing – Hillary Airport. This is one of the world’s most unique airstrips with ups and downs short runway. After breakfast & short refreshment, your trek starts. From Lukla, our first-day walk begins on a gradual path heading past Lukla towards remote and isolated areas to camp overnight at Chutanga, a summer grazing pasture.

Day 4 :

TREK TO THULI-KHARKA 4,300 M - 06 HRS.

After Chutanga, the adventure continues with morning climb crossing over Kalo Himal Ridge of Nau-Lekh mountain range, separating Khumbu and Hinku Valley and towards the west of the Makalu region.
Trek over first pass with steep climb to reach a ridge festooned with Buddhist prayer flags at the height of 4,450meters, the pass called ZatrwaOg, from here walk over boulder slope, then around a corner and climb again to Zatrwa-La at 4,600meters, with stunning views of Dudh Kosi river valley and peaks of Karyolung and Lumding Himal, an hour downhill to Thuli-Kharka for overnight stop.

Day 5 :

TREK TO MOUSUM-KHARKA 3,430M - 04 HRS.

From Tuli-Kharka, a short morning walk with downhill and an excellent view of Peak 43 and Kusum Kanguru peaks, reaching a scenic Hinku valley, with South Face views of Mera Peak and back into rhododendron and pine forest, with a gradual walk through the forest to reach a summer pasture at Mosum-Kharka for an overnight stop.

Day 6 :

TREK TO TANGNAG 4,360M - 05 HRS.

After Mousum-Kharka morning walk follows north on leaving the forested area after a pleasant walk reaching a wide-open valley with pasture land, the walk continues to a small bridge to reach Gondishung near Tangnag area, this place with small wooden huts and shelters of stone wall enclosures. Gondishung with an interesting 200-year-old small Gompa (monastery/shrine), from here continues to walk for another hour to overnight stop at Tangnag, a small yak herder’s temporary settlement, at present there are few small lodges.

Day 7 :

REST DAY AT TANGNAG FOR ACCLIMATIZATION.

At this altitude of 4,360 meters a necessary rest day for acclimatization, before reaching higher elevation and climb of Mera Peak, a short hike to best views of Peak 43 at 6,769m.

Day 8 :

TREK TO KHARE 5,000M- 05 HRS.

From Tagnag with nice rest day, starting with moderate walk with scenery that surrounds this Hinku Valley, walk follows on moderate path over moraine dam of Charpatti Tal (lake), leading to a high area, lined with cairns with glacial lake, climbing for short while as the path leads downhill to a large pasture land at Dig Kharka, walking for an hour across boulder-strewn hillside to reach Khare for set overnight camp.

Day 9 :

REST DAY AT KHARE FOR ACCLIMATIZATION

You will rest today at an altitude of 5,000m. This day is very necessary to completely prepare & adjust your body for ascending to Mera Base Camp.

Day 10 :

TREK TO MERA BASE CAMP 5, 300M/17,384 FT - 04 HRS.

Today, the journey leads to our main destination for Mera peak climb, walk over Mera Glacier, leading straight on ice sections for short while, then gentle descent reaching at Mera Base Camp for the overnight camp, with time for relaxation and preparation for Mera peak climb.

Day 11 :

ACCLIMATIZATION & PREPRATION DAY AT MERA BASE CAMP

This day is a very important day. Also, today will be our last acclimatization day. This day we will also practice & prepare for climbing. Our guides will check all your health conditions, climbing gear & equipment.

Day 12 :

TREK AND CLIMB TO HIGH CAMP 5,780 M / 18,958 FT - 04 HRS

After a day at Mera base camp, walk further up to set High Camp to make approachable to the summit of Mera peak, normally climbers make it from the base camp to Mera peak, but it is always safe and best adding more camp before the summit bid.
Morning leaving Mera base camp, the trek heads across Mera La to reach Mera High Camp, after few hours of hard walk on high altitude with few stops in between. Afternoon our expert guide will scout the area of the route of a climb and fix ropes where necessary, rest of the day preparing for Mera Peak climb this high camp offers an outstanding view of Mt. Everest, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Lhotse, Nuptse, Chamlang, and Baruntse peaks.

Day 13 :

CLIMB MERA PEAK SUMMIT AT 6,461 M / 21, 1907 FT - 08 HRS & BACK TO KHARE 5,000m

Our final Big Day of the adventure, starting early morning before dawn for the summit, the route leads with a steep and hard strenuous climb. Finally reaching the top summit of Mera peak, you can spectate the panoramic view of Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Cho- Oyu all the way in the eastern horizon including series of other snowcapped peaks.
After a hard climb, descend with care to Khare.

Day 14 :

TREK TO KHOTHE 3,691 M -06 HRS.

After a grand moment and experience of a lifetime adventure, return back to Lukla a pleasant trek leads to Kothey through Tagnag for an overnight stop.

Day 15 :

TREK TO THULI -KHARKA 4,200 M- 06 HRS.

From Khothey morning walk leads back to the three lines of blue Himalayan pines and rhododendrons, passing grazing areas with a gentle climb with views of Mera Peak and other high mountains, at Thuli– Kharka for the last camp before Lukla.

Day 16 :

TREK TO LUKLA - 04 HRS.

After an exciting and fantastic Mera Peak climbing, our last day walk of this adventure leads on the same trail with a steep climb and downhill over high ridges and pass of Naulekh and Kalo Himal to reach at Lukla for an overnight stop with celebration among fellow staff-guides and members.

Day 17 :

FLY BACK TO KATHMANDU AND TRANSFER TO RESPECTIVE HOTELS.

From Lukla an early morning flight to Kathmandu, at Kathmandu domestic airport our guide and staff transfer you back to your hotels with the rest of the day free for individual activities.

Day 18 :

IN KATHMANDU: SIGHT SEEING (OPTIONAL)

Pristine Nepal reserve this day as a contingency in case of flight delay or cancellation, which occurs sometimes due to bad weather, as Himalayan weather can be unpredictable. If all goes well as per the itinerary one can join in our interesting tour around Kathmandu-Patan and Bhaktapur cities. If you haven’t done sightseeing on Day 2 then you will have a sightseeing tour around Kathmandu valley.

Day 19 :

INTERNATIONAL DEPARTURE FOR HOME WARD BOUND.

After a memorable adventure experience on Mera Peak Climbing with fabulous views of the world highest mountains, our staff transfers you to the airport for your final departure homeward bound.