Mera Peak Climbing

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Trip Difficulty Challenging

Max. Altitude 6,476m./21,247ft.

Meal Kathmandu - BB plan & Trekking - BLD

Accommodation 4* hotel in Kathmandu & Teahouse/Tent on Trekking

Trip Duration 18 Days

Group Size 1-12 People

Price Starts From US$ 2700

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Trip Highlights

Summit Pisang Peak, at an altitude of 6,091 metres, promises one to experience dazzling scenery along with an exhilarating sense of achievement.
An up-close viewing of Annapurna II, III, IV, and of Tilicho Peak and Manaslu provides a firsthand look against all forms of worldly glories in the Himalayas.
Treks through glaciers, rocky ridges, high-altitude walks, and alpine meadows leave one soaking in all the rugged beauty strewn around high-elevated sceneries.
Pisang to Manang to Chame along the Annapurna Circuit is another way to bring up some cultural twist into the journey by walking along villages.
They are lively with their rich culture of Sherpa &Gurung, which can be best for people to experience in their remote high-altitude settlements. Explore what the place has for people to share when it comes to lifestyle.
Instead, one walks by ancient monasteries and fluttering prayer flags over sacred chortens and old, quiet mountains.
These zones are meant for exercising your mountaineering skills as you climb them using crampons, ropes, and ice axes; committed and precise.
Most nights, there are teahouses and high-altitude camps that provide shelter; these would combine comfort with raw wilderness of the Himalayas.
Concentrate on resting and acclimatization drills in Manang-now that we’ve quite a bit to prepare for that steep climb, for safety’s sake, and of course, for success.
The climb features exciting wildlife moments, possibly viewing Himalayan tahr, blue sheep, and elusive snow leopards.
And from the high-altitude camps, enjoy the starry skies, where the crystalline clear atmosphere affords an unobstructed view of the universe in all its grandeur.
With will and skill, negotiate icy moraines, steep rock faces, and snow-covered ridges: the ultimate alpine challenge.
Such as Mera Peak too at 6476 m; it’s thus a cold trek where one can get view of breathtaking mountaineering to give any Indian Himalayan adventure a unique charm.

Introduction of Mera Peak Climbing

Mera peak Climbing is one of the most spectacular peaks in the Khumbu region which is also renowned for the highest trekking peak. It lies at an altitude of 6461 from sea level. This beautiful and panoramic peak lies in the eastern part of Khumbu region in the Hinku valley which is exactly at the south east of the world’s highest peak Mt. Everest.

Mera peak lies in the absolute wilderness and harsh nature of the environment. It is free from any natural habitat and shows the epic scenario of the absolute untouched gem of the nature. One can witness the very five world’s highest mountain above 8000 m from the summit of this peak.
This trail to the peak is all ice, snow, glacier and moraine. This zone lies above the tree line zone of the Nepal which is known for the alpine zone. This peak lies in the hidden touch of the modern segregated part of Hinku valley. Trekking from Lukla to this valley, people can witness the green lushly hills with panoramic mountain ranges while you walk through the dense pristine forest of pine, birch, rhododendron and magnolia.

Mera peak climbing requires a high level of physical fitness though it is one of the easiest trekking peaks. This peak can be ascended via ropes and ladders so the one must have a great determination to succeed the ascent. The peak at the segregated place makes this journey arduous so well managed logistics, communication medium , well experienced and trained staffs is a must while you attempt for your very best.

Graceful Adventure Travel has ensured that the climbing experience at Mera Peak is both safe and well-organized, and the whole process is facilitated to the smoothest extent with expert guidance and service. Our meticulously planned itinerary incorporates professional climbing guides, acclimatization schedules, high-altitude camping support, and every logistics planned to ensure that your summit is yet another unforgettable and gratifying experience. Whether you are an expert mountaineer or a first-time high-altitude climber, we guarantee that adventure-beckoning comfort and treasured memories of the highest Meghalyan region await you.

Mera Peak Climbing Temperature

Season	Day Time Temperature	Night Time Temperature
Spring (March-May)	10°C to 20°C	-5°C to 0°C
Summer (June-August)	15°C to 25°C	5°C to 10°C
Autumn (September-November)	10°C to 20°C	-5°C to 0°C
Winter (December-February)	-5°C to 5°C	-15°C to -10°C

Mera Peak Climbing Facts

Tour Name	Mera Peak Climbing
Elevation	6,461 meters (Mera Peak Summit)
Duration	18-22 days (including acclimatization and trekking)
Maximum Group Size	01-12 people (recommended for guided climbing)
Difficulty Level	Moderate to Challenging
Best Months to Visit	March-May, September-November

Outline Itinerary

Day	Activity
1	Arrival Day
2	Kathmandu City tour and preparation day of Mera Peak Climbing
3	fly to Lukla from Kathmandu and trek to Paiya
4	trek from Paiya to Panguam
5	trek from Pangaum to Nagindingma
6	trek from Nagindingma to Cholem Kharka
7	trek from cholem Kharka to Khola Kharka
8	trek from Khola Kharka to Kothe
9	trek from Kothe to Thaknak
10	trek from Thaknak to Khare
11	acclimatization day at Khare
12	trek from Khare to Mera High Camp
13	Mera High Camp to Mera Peak Summit and back to Khare
14	trek from Khare to Kothe
15	trek from Kothe to Chetwarwa
16	trek from Chetwara to Lukla
17	fly from Lukla to Kathmandu
18	departure day

Mera Peak Climbing Detail Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival Day

We are glad to notify you that an authorized person from our firm will be anxiously anticipating your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport upon your arrival. The salesperson will be easily seen since they will be holding a large sign with our company’s name on it.

Rest assured that the representative’s primary goal is to greet you warmly and give smooth help during your travel. They will be in charge of picking you up at the airport and guaranteeing your safe transfer to your chosen hotel.

Activity: Arrive Kathmandu
Meal: Welcome Meal
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 2: Kathmandu City tour and preparation day of Mera Peak Climbing

After a delicious breakfast at 7 a.m., you will begin on an exciting journey of Kathmandu’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This enthralling trip includes stops at the renowned Pashupatinath Temple, Swyambhunath, Bouddha, and Kathmandu Durbar Square.

Our professional guide will accompany you throughout the trip, providing intriguing insights into the historical and cultural significance of each monument. The exploration will provide you with a better grasp of Nepal’s rich history.

You will be taken back to your hotel at the end of the sightseeing trip. Take advantage of this opportunity to enjoy a wonderful meal and a few hours of well-deserved rest. During this time, our knowledgeable guide will devote their time to providing you with important information concerning Mera Peak Climbing.

The informative seminar will provide you with the knowledge and preparations you need for your forthcoming peak climbing experience. You will also have the option to acquire any necessary tools or equipment for the peak climbing adventure.

Activity: Explore Kathmandu
Meal: BB
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 3: fly to Lukla from Kathmandu and trek to Paiya

Having breakfast in Kathmandu, start the trek with breath taking adventurous flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. You will fly over green hills about 32 minutes with the picturesque view of Everest region below your eyes.

Today it will be first day of foot trek. From Lukla you will trek to Paiya. Begin your beautiful trek from Lukla, meandering down a gorgeous downhill path. As you go north, you are enveloped in the stunning splendor of the Juniper and Rhododendron forests, which provide a bright backdrop for your journey to Surke.

As you continue on your journey, the trail opens up before of you, leading you past charming communities and breathtaking scenery. You come upon the awe-inspiring Chutok La pass as you travel the country, a natural wonder that calls you to cross its magnificent heights. The route continues on, displaying a patchwork of historic villages that bear witness to the region’s rich cultural past.

You arrive in Paiya, a picturesque village set among the rough landscape, after a few hours of exhilarating adventure. You will be rewarded with stunning sights of towering peaks that color the horizon. Enjoy the splendor of Khatang, Tang Ragi Tu, Kongde Ri, and several more spectacular summits that rise beyond the skies, producing a stunning vista. Stay in homestay at Paiya.

Allow yourself to be charmed by the quiet beauty that surrounds you, and embrace the moments of tranquility in this ideal location.

Activity: Arrive Kathmandu
Meal: Welcome Meal
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 4: trek from Paiya to Panguam

Leaving Paiya after breakfast, you descend and cross a quaint wooden bridge. The path becomes slippery as you approach Kari La Pass, so proceed cautiously. Once you cross the pass, you trek through a dense forest of rhododendron and bamboo.

After a delicious lunch in a village, you continue along narrow mountain trails, treated to breathtaking views of Dudh Kund Himal, the Dudhkoshi river, and the valley. Capture these awe-inspiring moments with your camera.

Feeling inspired, you reach the charming village of Panguam, where locals engage in farming and trading. Explore the village, immerse yourself in the local lifestyle, and listen to their captivating adventure stories.

Activity: Trek to Panguam
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 5: trek from Pangaum to Nagindingma

After breakfast, you bid farewell to Panguam and descend through a mystical forest of bamboo and rhododendron. Crossing the Panguam La Pass, you ascend on a well-defined trail, passing hills and teahouses before descending once again.

Pausing in a nearby village for lunch, you feast your eyes on the awe-inspiring views of Mera Peak and Maulekh Peak. The trail winds through pine and rhododendron forests, leading to a steep descent to Peseng Kharka Kola.

Crossing the river, you ascend to Peseng Kharka Danda, savoring the surrounding beauty. Continuing your journey, you descend towards the Ningsow river, crossing it via a sturdy wooden bridge. A short walk brings you to the charming village of Nagindingma.

Immerse yourself in the tranquility of this hill Mongol inhabited village, take time to rest, explore, and witness the captivating sunset over the eastern Himalayas.

Activity: Trek to Nagindingma
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 6: trek from Nagindingma to Cholem Kharka

Embarking from Nagindingma, you trek towards Cholem Kharka, facing a challenging uphill journey.

Starting with a climb, followed by a descent and another rocky ascent, you reach Ramailo Danda. From here, savor the panoramic views of Mera Peak, Salpa, and other majestic mountains while enjoying a lunch break.

Continuing on, the trail presents various ups and downs until you ascend over Surke La. Descending through a scenic rhododendron forest, you enter Makalu Barun National Park. Traversing a dense bamboo forest, you eventually arrive at the welcoming village of Cholem Kharka.

Rest and rejuvenate in this small settlement, offering cozy accommodations and tasty local cuisine. Don’t miss the chance to explore the village and interact with its friendly inhabitants.

Activity: Trek to Cholem Kharka
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 7: trek from cholem Kharka to Khola Kharka

After breakfast, embark on the Pasang Lhamu trail through lush forests inhabited by red pandas. Take the uphill path along the Hinku valley, enjoying picturesque views during a scenic lunch break.

Descend near rushing rivers, entering a captivating rhododendron forest. Cross a small wooden bridge and continue through green meadows.

Ascend again into an enchanting forest of bamboo and pine. After an hour’s walk, reach Khola Kharka, a Sherpa settlement with stunning views of rhododendron-covered hills.

Activity: Trek to Khola Kharka
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 8: trek from Khola Kharka to Kothe

Begin your journey from the village towards Kothe after breakfast. As you descend, catch vistas of the beautiful Mera Peak.

After crossing Majang Khola, follow a small trail through a fascinating grove of oak and juniper. After crossing Trashing Dingman, take a break for a wonderful meal.

Continue along the river’s crest towards Thakthor and Inkhu Khola. The trek brings you to Kothe, a lovely settlement recognized as an access point for Mera Peak Climbing, where you may take in the stunning Himalayan vistas.

Activity: Trek to Kothe
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 9: trek from Kothe to Thaknak

Embark on a short trek from Kothe to Thaknak along the Hinku Khola ridge. Enjoy breathtaking views of Mera Peak on the way to Gondishung, where you have a scenic riverside lunch. Pass by an ancient gompa and encounter a rock engraved with the route of Mera Peak. Ascend through rocky trails, witnessing close-up views of Mera Peak and Kusum Kanguru. Finally, reach Thaknak, a charming village with antique shops and lodges, offering a picturesque backdrop of snowy peaks.

Activity: Trek to Thaknak
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 10: trek from Thaknak to Khare

Embark on a short trek from Thaknak, following the scenic moraine of Dig Glacier. Reach Dig Kharka, a vast pasture offering panoramic views of the north Hinku Glacier and Charpate Himal.

Continue uphill through stunning Shar Glaciers and Hinku Nup region. Admire the steep climb and breathtaking vistas before arriving at Khare, a picturesque camping spot with the majestic north face of Mera Peak as the backdrop.

Rest, savor a delicious lunch, and prepare your climbing gear. Explore the village surroundings with a short climb, immersing yourself in the captivating landscape.

Activity: Trek to Thare
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 11: acclimatization day at Khare

On your rest day in Khare, take the opportunity to acclimatize and prepare for the Mera Peak Climb. Receive expert training from guide and porter team, honing your skills in using crampons, ice axes, ascender jammers, rope techniques, and carabiners.

After the training, embark on a refreshing hike to a nearby village or hill to gain elevation and revel in the panoramic views of the valleys and majestic peaks. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Khare settlement, interacting with the warm and welcoming locals, and immersing yourself in the Himalayan way of life.

Allow yourself to be captivated by the awe-inspiring beauty of Mera Peak and the surrounding landscape.

Activity: Rest day at khare
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 12: trek from Khare to Mera High Camp

As you progress on your journey, the time has come to move towards Mera Peak. Departing from Khare early in the morning, you’ll make your way to Mera High Camp, passing through Mera Base Camp. This part of the trek is more challenging and requires technical skills. The trail will lead you up the steep terrain of Mera Glacier.

Be prepared for the difficulty of walking on glacier trails, which can be more demanding than regular paths. Your ultimate goal is to reach the top of the glacier and arrive at Mera Peak High Camp. Once you reach the camp, your Sherpa team will set up the camping site and prepare delicious meals for you.

Spending a night under the vast, starry sky at the campsite is truly enchanting. Take this opportunity to rest and rejuvenate, as tomorrow marks another important day in your expedition.

Activity: Trek to Mera High Camp
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

Day 13: Mera High Camp to Mera Peak Summit and back to Khare

Today, you embark on the summit of Mera Peak. The climb begins early in the morning, equipped with ropes and crampons. As you ascend, the terrain becomes steeper, leading you to the central summit flanked by two ridges.

Carefully navigating snowfields and avoiding crevasses, you reach the main summit ridge. The final stretch involves a challenging climb up a snowy slope. At the summit, embrace the awe-inspiring views of majestic peaks, including Mt. Everest and Makalu. Capture some picturesque view and make some memorable moments.

After relishing the scenery, you descend to High Camp, where you enjoy a well-deserved lunch and rest. Bid farewell to High Camp and make your way back to Khare, rejuvenating your body with a refreshing bath.

Activity: Trek to Mera peak & back to khare
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 14: trek from Khare to Kothe

Begin your day with an early breakfast, preparing for the return trek from Khare to Kothe. Despite the long and exhausting duration, the breathtaking scenery makes it worthwhile. Descend along the familiar rugged and rocky paths, passing by glaciers, moraines, traditional villages, and lush pastures.

As you retrace your steps to Thaknak, enjoy the beauty of nature and stay present in the moment. The downhill journey takes approximately 3 to 4 hours to reach Thaknak.

Upon arriving in Kothe, you may feel tired from the day’s trek. Find solace in your comfortable rooms and take this opportunity to rest, knowing that there is more walking ahead.

Activity: Trek to Kothe
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 15: trek from Kothe to Chetwarwa

You take a new route, starting with breakfast and heading towards Chetwarwa for the shortest path to Lukla. The uphill trek through a rhododendron forest and over ridges offers breathtaking scenery. Following the tranquil riverside trails, you enjoy lunch at a lodge. Descending gracefully, you encounter slight ascents and reach Chetwarwa, where you admire the stunning views of Everest, Ama Dablam, and Nuptse. Filled with gratitude, you continue towards Lukla, eager to discover more treasures. Stay an overnight in Chetwarwa.

Activity: Trek to Chetwarwa
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 16: trek from Chetwara to Lukla

On 16^th day of the trek, begin your long hike from Chetwarwa to Lukla, descending trails while passing villages, streams, and forests. Today is the last day of foot trek. After hours of walking, you reach Lukla, savoring the mountainous view. This marks the end of your journey in the Everest region. Reflect on the memories, cherish the beauty, and carry the lessons with you as you bid farewell to this remarkable adventure.

Activity: Trek to Lukla
Meal:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse/lodge

Day 17: fly from Lukla to Kathmandu

Fly over the green hills with picturesque view of mountains about 32 minutes. Have rest and stay night in hotel in Thamel Kathmandu. And prepare for departure.

Activity: Fly back to Kathmandu
Meal: BB
Accomodation: 4* hotel

Day 18: departure day

On your departure day, which happens to be the 17th day, you are free to do some shopping in Thamel or any other location of your choice in Kathmandu, depending on your flight schedule. One of our company representatives will then provide transportation to the airport in accordance with your scheduled departure time. Please feel free to make any necessary changes to your itinerary or inquire about any additional information you may require.

Activity: Fly back

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Includes and Excludes

What’s Included?

There will be an arrangement of teahouse accommodations on trekking.
During trekking, three meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are provided.
The professional and expert guides, experienced porters, and climbing Sherpas
Permits, entry fees to national parks, and other local government taxes.
Includes first aid kit for the group with important medical supplies.
All the camping gear: tents, sleeping mats, and cooking supplies for the climb.
Emergency and altitude sickness equipment, such as oxygen cylinders.
Airport pickup and drop-off services.
Pre-trekking and trip briefing preparations have been done with safety guidelines in mind.
The rental includes down jackets and sleeping bags for use during the trek and return afterward.
Cultural sight-seeing tours in Kathmandu if included in the Itinerary.

What is not Included?

Meals in Kathmandu except for a farewell dinner after the trek.
Juices, energy drinks, bottled water, snacks, etc for trekking.
Personal expenditures, such as laundry charges, tips, and so forth.
Extra expenses due to unforeseen circumstances incurred from natural disasters and flight delays.
Expenses related to medical checkups, hospitalizations, and rescue missions.
Travel insurance against the costs of emergency evacuations,
Communication costs such as satellite phone calls, internet usage, and walkie-talkie costs.
First-aid supplies, personal trekking climbing gear, and items such as clothing as well as footwear.
Import duties for climbing gear as per Nepalese government regulation.
Each mountaineering regulation includes summit awards by a Sherpa guide (around $1000 per guide).
Local air transport charges within Nepal.
Visa fees for Nepal, which vary from $30 for 15 days, $50 for 30 days, and $125 for 90 days.
Any extra service that is not mentioned in the itinerary.

Trip Map of Mera Peak Climbing

Mera Peak Climbing - Trip Information

Mera Peak Climbing (6,476 m) – Major Attractions

This mountaineering adventure creates the most beautiful memories during the ascent of Mera Peak. It has beautiful landscapes, cultural encounters, and the challenges of high altitudes. Reach the grade of 7676 m, and one sees a panorama of five giant peaks of the world: Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kanchenjunga, to lose one’s heart. Breaking landscapes on the trek give adventurers the opportunity to experience lush rhododendron forests and alpine meadows into icy glaciers and travel over steep, snow-covered ridges-turning each step into a visual delight. Through the almost uninhabited Hinku Valley, climbers get first-hand experience of unblemished Himalayan wilderness dotted with traditional stone houses and yak pastures, and burdened by beautiful natural riches.

Panoramic Views of Five 8,000-Meter Peaks

Mera Peak is one of the highest trekking peaks in Nepal. From this peak, one can see a 360-degree view of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kanchenjunga. The sense of achievement at the summit is unmatched-despite being surrounded by these towering, iconic Himalayan giants. It is an incredibly breathtaking and emotional moment, standing at 6,476 meters while watching the first light strike these towering peaks, leaving climbers in awe of nature’s grandeur.

Diverse and Changing Landscapes

Mera Peak climbs from different landscapes, enclosing lush rhododendron forests at first, followed by a terrain of alpine meadows, glaciers, and steep ice slopes. From dense greenness, it becomes a projection into the icy heights as one continues to travel forward, with impressive visual scenery and physical challenge to trek. As the trekkers climb to a higher altitude, ruggedness and drama in the environment increase, giving a great sense of adventure while showcasing Nepal’s diverse beauty.

Remote Wilderness of the Hinku Valley

The trek moves through this secluded Hinku Valley, an untouched paradise with pristine rivers, towering cliffs, and remote villages-more of this serene route will offer peaceful and authentic Himalayan experience beyond crowded trekking routes. Valley has beautiful yak pasture, rustic stone houses, and local cha-pasalas allowing climbers to meet with friendly villagers and see how they live their high-altitude life.

High-Altitude Mountaineering Experience

This is one of the best challenges for climbing enthusiasts wishing to refine their skills in high-altitude mountaineering. Climbing requires basic technical skills with the use of ice axes, crampons, and rope, making it an excellent prelude or stepping stone toward the more advanced climbs ahead. Though the ascent is not highly technical, altitude, crevasses, and icy terrain prove to be quite a thrilling test for endurance, determination, and mountaineering skill.

Acclimatization for Safe Ascents

Proper acclimatization is enforced for a successful summit. Climbers must stay at Khare and other high-altitude points for their bodies to adjust. These breaks also allow a good chance to take in the truly breathtaking surroundings and even prepare for the final leg of climbing. Thus, acclimatization days often feature short hikes to ridges, allowing climbers to condition their bodies while seeing panoramic views of the Himalayas before the final push to the summit.

Unforgettable Sunrise from the Summit

At the peak of Mera at dawn, it is more than magic. The golden glow over the Himalayas fills the crisp mountain air, leaving nothing to remind the climber of personal sacrifice, as it is pure reward and satisfaction from challenges overcoming them. The feeling of accomplishment grows when the sun illuminates the snow-covered peaks, casting long shadows over vast glaciers below, creating a once-in-a-lifetime experience that climbers will cherish forever.

Route to the Mera Peak

There are various routes to the mera peak. The most preffered short and best route include via the Khare village.
Your summit to this peak starts from Kathmandu from where you will fly in to Lukla from there you will pass the villages such as Paiya; a village in solukhumbu to reach Hinku valley then you will move pass the Pangaun, Nagindingma, Kothe, Tangnag and finally to the Khare. From khare you will move to base camp where you will move forward by camping,then to the high camp and finally to the summit. Mera peak is the average 19 day peak climbing but the duration can be shortened by passing via Zatra la pass. This is however a risk taking scenario as one cannot endure the harsh natural phenomenon so easily at that highest altitude. The highly preferred route to the summit is via Khare village only.

Best climate for Mera peak climbing

The climate in Nepal can sometime become notorious. The best valued of time and season must be taken care while visiting the harsh and wildest nature of Nepal. There are mainly two season famous for operating expedition in Nepal.

Spring Season

Spring is the best season for Mera peak climbing in Nepal. This includes the month from late February to May month. The climate will be most vivid at this time with the lushly view of the massive mountain terrain. The wind is not harsh and the trail will be less difficult than other season where it is mostly covered with snows. This season has the highest record of Mera peak in Nepal. The region will be more crowded with people thus the cost efficient travel is most.

Autumn Season

Autumn is another season for the best time to summit the peaks. This season include from the month of late September to early December. The nature is with lushly hills with the vivid sky. The weather will be with less heat haze which includes best spectacular views of the massive peak ranges around the world. this is the second most crowded season of the year. There will be less crowd as compared to the spring season.

Necessary Equipments

There are many necessary equipment that trekkers have to carry during the treks. During the Mera Peak Climbing trekkers can stay at stars to local level hotels at Kathmandu and Pokhara. On the way they have to stay at local community house or tea house enjoying local cuisine but some places they have to stay on tent doing camping because at upper altitude we can’t find any permanent residence house so that trekkers have to carry necessary equipment and materials according to their stay .The necessary materials needed during the treks are as follows.

Physical fitness required for Mera Peak climbing

Mera peak climbing needs strenuous level of physical fitness. This is a grade 5 level of peak climbing thus one must be supposed to be physically fit free from any disability. The climber is supposed to have a well knowledge to use the tools and equipment’s. The climbers must be in healthiest shape and must endure the harsh wilderness and nature so as to successfully complete this very peak climbing.

Food and Accommodation

Food and accommodation is all provided through the Mera peak climbing package. The stay in the Kathmandu will be of two days where you will stay at hotel based on your level of preference. From then after reaching the Khumbu region you will stay at the tea houses and lodges till to khare village. From there you will stay on the tent and camp so we will prepare our own food by guide or Sherpa till the final level of ascend and descend till to the khare village. The days on the camp will normally be 3 to 5 days decided on the basis of your level of fitness and health.

Permit cost for Mera Peak climbing

The Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA), which supervises trekking, mountaineering, and climbing activities in the entire country, grants climbing licenses for an array of peaks in Nepal. The NMA is in charge of emergency rescue coordination, environmental protection, rare flora and animal protection, and conservation initiatives.

Nepal has put in place a permission system to control climbing dangers and safeguard the country’s natural and cultural assets. The climbing peaks are divided into Group A and Group B using this approach.

15 summits in Group A, including Mera Peak and Island Peak, call for Higher Peak Climbing permits. There are 18 summits in Group B, including Yala Peak, Pisang Peak, Chulu East Peak, and Chulu West Peak, which call for permits for lower peak climbing.

Individuals who are interested must apply through recognized authorities in order to receive these permissions. The permits are issued by the NMA, who also decides their costs. The cost of climbing licenses varies according on the mountain and the time of year. Let’s choose Mera Peak as an illustration:

The price of a Mera Peak Climbing Permit varies throughout the year. The permit cost is $250 USD during the spring season. The price is USD 125 in autumn, and USD 70 in the summer and winter.

The permit system protects cultural assets, minimizes hazards to endangered flora and animals, and guarantees mountaineers’ safety. Additionally, it aids in regulating climbing and mountaineering operations in Nepal, which frequently cross protected areas like national parks and restricted zones.

Travel insurance

Engaging in adventurous activities carries inherent risks that add to their thrill and excitement. Peak climbing, a widely renowned and exhilarating pursuit, offers a challenging and potentially perilous experience while providing a sense of refreshment and entertainment. Scaling the summit of a mountain allows individuals to immerse themselves in nature and embrace diverse traditions and cultures, offering a temporary escape from daily routines and associated stresses. The breathtaking landscapes and serene ambiance of the mountains provide a rejuvenating environment for climbers.

However, it is essential to acknowledge the risks associated with peak climbing. Rough path, snow-covered terrain, and high altitudes increase the chances of altitude sickness and avalanches, posing potential threats to climbers’ safety and well-being. Therefore, it is of utmost importance for individuals embarking on peak climbing or mountaineering adventures to acquire suitable travel insurance.

Obtaining comprehensive travel insurance is mandatory for obtaining climbing permits. As part of the permit application process, climbers are required to submit a copy of their travel insurance as an essential document. The insurance coverage should include provisions for emergency helicopter rescue, medical treatment and evacuation, as well as rescue expenses. These measures help ensure climbers’ safety and provide necessary support in case of unforeseen circumstances.

While organizing peak climbing adventures, it is important to note that Graceful Adventure Travels does not provide travel insurance packages or engage in insurance-related activities. We highly recommend that trekkers conduct thorough research to identify a reputable insurance company that aligns with their specific requirements. It is crucial to choose an insurance policy that adequately covers the risks associated with peak climbing and provides necessary assistance during emergencies.

By prioritizing safety and taking proactive measures, climbers can enjoy the extraordinary experience of peak climbing while minimizing potential risks.

About the Company

Graceful Adventure travels Pvt. Ltd. is a registered Adventure travel company from Nepal who organizes the Mera peak climbing packages to the valued guest all around the globe to the massive Himalayas. Our commitment and our work success has made the guest fall into the love of our charm. Our ultimate motto of travelling the best and safe trail has become famous and selected guest with the best knowledge are involved with us. We are committed in providing best facilities available so as to make your trip go successful. We don’t leave any stone unturned until we have met the expectation and need of our valued guest.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Mera Peak is situated at a height of 6476 meters above sea level.

The altitude of Mera high Camp is 5900 meters from sea Level.

The best time to climb Mera Peak is during spring and autumn. These seasons offer favorable weather conditions with less snowfall or rain. You’ll witness the stunning transformation of the countryside as nature awakens, showcasing vibrant colors. Plus, you might coincide with local festivities, adding cultural immersion to your journey. Choose spring or autumn for a rewarding and memorable expedition surrounded by natural beauty.

Our default timeline requires 18 days to accomplish Mera Peak Climbing. However, we also provide our visitors the option of tailoring their schedule to suit their preferences.

Climbing Mera Peak is renowned for its challenges, including its towering height, unforgiving climate, and rugged terrain. It demands exceptional stamina, strength, technical skills, and acclimatization. To ensure a safe and successful ascent, meticulous planning, thorough preparation, expert guidance, and proper equipment are indispensable. Those who conquer this arduous endeavor are rewarded with a profound sense of accomplishment and awe-inspiring panoramas. It requires unwavering commitment, perseverance, and remarkable physical endurance.

In towns and metropolitan areas like Kathmandu, hotels have convenient access to electricity, allowing guests to utilize it during their stay. However, in rural villages, electricity is often generated through small-scale hydropower plants or solar panels. The cost of energy usage may be low due to the influx of tourists in certain areas.

While trekking, especially during overnight stays, electricity is generally unavailable. It is advisable to rely on power supplied by homestays or teahouses along the trekking route for charging electronic devices. To ensure a stable power supply in case of limited access, it is recommended to carry a fully charged, reliable power bank.

It is important to note that the availability and reliability of electricity can vary depending on the specific location and infrastructure.

We follow our standard route. However, we also provide our visitors the option to choose their own schedule.

Hotels in urban areas provide free internet access. Internet access may be available in villages; however, it could be expensive at rural teahouses. There won’t be any internet or electricity while you’re camping.

Yes, travel insurance is required for all treks and peak-climbing expeditions. Emergency helicopter rescue, medical attention, and rescue must all be covered by travel insurance.

Each and every climber must get a permission for Mera Peak Climbing. The cost of the permit differs depending on the season. Each individual needs a permit, which costs USD 250 in the spring, USD 125 in the fall, and USD 70 in the summer.

Peak climbing is generally more risky than other treks. While climbing with us, we supply you with all the required equipment of high quality, as well as our highly trained guides and porters, which helps to lower the risk factors.

No one is permitted to hike by themselves or without a guide during the Mera Peak Climb. Everyone who is climbing Mera summit or any other summit has to have the guide.

Embarking on peak climbing is a formidable undertaking, presenting numerous challenges that demand careful consideration. Physical fitness is paramount to conquer these obstacles. Peak climbing, also known as mountaineering, requires exceptional levels of physical and mental fitness. It is an exhilarating and daring pursuit that necessitates unwavering physical and mental strength. Therefore, individuals venturing on this expedition must possess exceptional physical resilience to overcome the formidable difficulties they will encounter. Top of Form

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