Mera Peak Climbing 20 Days

Mera Peak Climbing

  • Duration 20 Days
  • Destination Nepal
  • Trip Grade Moderate to Strenuous
  • Starts at Kathmandu
  • Ends at Kathmandu
  • Meals All Inclusive
  • Accommodation Hotel,Tent, Tea House
  • Max. Altitude 6476
  • Activity Trekking, Exploring, Climbing
  • Group Type Private
  • Group Size 2-16
  • Best Season Spring & Autumn
Highlights
  • Visit the many cultural mountain villages of the Khumbu region, including prominent monasteries and Buddhist shrines.
  • Enjoy the serene natural beauty of the Himalayan foothills
  • Summit the Mera peak, one of the most famous and beautiful trekking peaks of Nepal
  • Trekking through Honku Valley, off the beaten Trekking Trail
  • Out Of Commercial trail, very remote areas, Najing Dingma, Cholem Kharka..
  • Amazing Flora and Faunas.

Mera Peak Climbing Overview

Mera Peak climbing is the highest trekking  peaks in Nepal which are defined as ‘trekking peaks’. At 6476m it is a high peak that needs little practical climbing on its general trail. Aarush Adventure Pvt Ltd provides Mera Peak Trek that begins from arrival in Kathmandu to the earliest date of leaving home. The groups are generally teams with a number of people through average climbing and trekking experience viewing to attempt a snowy summit in Nepal. This peak is not very technical but that needs elemental alpine capabilities. This trek heads as a group through a team of porters takes the kit to the accommodation and sets up the camps on the highland.

Mera Peak climbing is not technically challenging but it is high at 6476m and has a long summit day, and the trekkers are surely open to the elements. The trekkers are required to take care of their hydration and keep a slow achievable pace. The snow route itself is not vertical, but it is a huge day out and it will sap their power. The elevation doesn’t just affect their power; it affects their entire metabolism, so trekkers are to expect their inclination and sleep to be changed. Alteration of the trekker’s diet to a simpler one is needed through less fried and fatty meals and more slow-energy carbohydrates. They need to drink much more than normal and get as much rest as they can.

The trekkers are required to be familiar with walking on crampons and being able to self-arrest through their walking axe. Reasons for individuals returning involve significant: tiredness, less strength in the muscles and just plain running out of gas on the day, Castro-intestinal issues (frequently from many days before), and surely elevation illness. Elevation plays a part in all of these problems, but the best advice is to eat well, drink well, sleep well, and move slowly.It is advised that the trekkers embark on an appropriate fitness scheme a minimum of six weeks before the trekker’s tour though, and one that creates up normal usual stamina and significant leg muscle groups. There is nothing such as trekking through a rucksack to train for this kind of tour, so the best advice is to get out to the highlands as frequently as they can. Trekkers are likely to carry around 10 kilos in their day sack as this is suitable to work through.

One of the highest peaks in Nepal- the Mera Peak, is synonymous with magnificence and beauty. Classified as a “trekking peak,” the Mera Peak stands at an altitude of 6,476 meters, shadowing the eastern Khumbu valley. The Mera Peak Climbing journey is among the most beautiful and magnificent journeys in the whole world. The 26-day journey is filled with incredible natural sights and views of Nepal’s highest Himalayas. Surrounded by the vast expanses of snow and ice, the trip is sure to become an unforgettable part of your travel journey that you do not want to miss out on!

Correspondingly, Mera Peak is also one of the most sought-after climbing peaks in the country. While the peak’s altitude seems daunting, the actual climb to its summit is not as challenging as many other climbing peaks. That said, Mera Peak Climbing is an excellent option for people who are novice mountaineers. It is a journey not only of endurance and achievement but also of culture and natural beauty. Very few places on Earth can match the tranquility and serenity of the Himalayas, and the Mera Peak Climbing perfectly captures this essence.

The journey begins with a flight to Phaplu from Kathmandu, and the trekking trail leads you through Khumbu’s most well-preserved natural environments. Making your way through the lush Himalayan woodlands, you eventually come across the dwindling of forests to meet the snowy expanses of the mountains. All along the journey, you will also get a chance to encounter and experience the culture and traditions of the ethnic Sherpa people. It is a magnificent trip that encompasses the best features of northern Nepal.

Our professional and experienced team members and guides will help you all along your trip as well. At every step of the way, you will be provided with the best services regarding all aspects of travel- such as transportation, food, and lodging. Join Brown Bear Trails for a memorable trip and also for the best services at every step of your trip! Book your Mera Peak Climbing Trip with us today!

 

 

Day to Day Itinerary
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You may arrive at Kathmandu at any time. Upon your arrival at the airport in Kathmandu, you will be greeted by one of our team members. He will escort you to your Hotel. There are no planned activities for today, so you may check into your Hotel and relax. Overnights stay at the Hotel.

  • 3 Star Hotel
  • Welcome Dinner
  • 25 min drive
  • 9 km

Today we will drive into the rich culture of Kathmandu with a guided sightseeing tour of the city’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites. our first stop is Swayambhunath Stupa, also known as the “Monkey Temple”, where we will explore the ancient complex and enjoy panoramic views of the entire Kathmandu valley. Next, we will visit Boudhanath Stupa, a truly sacred and awe-inspiring site for Tibetan Buddhists and one of the largest stupas in the world. we will also visit Pashupatinath Temple, a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located along the holy Bagmati river. Our tour continues to Patan Durbar Square, a showcase of stunning traditional Newari architecture and art. after an incredible day of exploration, we will head back to the hotel to prepare for the start of our trek tomorrow.

  • 3 Star Hotel
  • breakfast
  • 5-6 hours drive
  • 30 km

The adventure begins with a spectacular early morning to lukla, offering a stunning aerial view of the Himalayan foothills. upon landing, we will meet our trekking crew and begin our journey. the trail descends through a beautiful winding path, showcasing the diverse flora and fauna of the region. we will arrive at paiya, a tradditional Sherpa village, where we will spend a night.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 35 min Flight and 3-4 hour walk
  • 8 km
  • Ascent: 570 m
  • Descent: 700 m

We will start our day with a hearty breakfast before beginning our trek toward the stunning Pangom village. the trail takes us up to a high ridge, offering incredible panoramic views. we will cross over the Tham danda pass  before making our descent to Bhalukhop. this section of the trail is a visual treat, with endless green hills stretching out before us. we will have dinner and stay overnight in a local tea house.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 6-7 hours walk
  • 14 km
  • Ascent: 600 m
  • Descent: 1000 m

Today’s trek is an exhilarating challenge, with a route that takes us through dramatic ups and downs. The day’s most spectacular moment is crossing the Inku Khola, a mighty river that carves its way through the landscape. we will find a well deserved rest in the quite and calm village of Najing Dingma, one of the most tranquil spots in the region.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 5-6 hours walk
  • 13 km
  • Ascent: 1200 m
  • Descent: 1300 m

After breakfast, we will begin a short but challenging trek to Cholem Kharka. this small spot, with just one local hotel for the night, offers amazing views. on one side, you will see your first glimpses of Mera Peak and its neighboring giants, while the other side is a sea of hundreds of parallel green hills.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 4-5 hours walk
  • 7 km
  • Ascent: 780 m
  • Descent: 200 m

Today is long and demanding day, but also incredibly rewarding. we will start early after breakfast, beginning our trek to kholakharka. the trail takes us over the challenging hurhure pass, where we will be treated to spectacular, panoramic views of the high Himalayas. we will also pass by the sacred Pachpokhari, a beautiful highlight on our journey. the vast, rugged landscapes make for a truly memorable day of trekking.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 5-6 hour walk
  • 13 km
  • Ascent: 700 m
  • Descent: 300 m

Today, after breakfast you will make your way deep into the mossy woods towards Kothe. The path is strewn with boulders, and the vertical shafts of woods make for an eerie terrain covered with lichen and other prominent rain forest features. The beautifully haunting landscape makes for an out-of-this-world moment, the lonely sphere filled with the cooing of jungle animals and birds. Passing through the woods, you will finally reach Kothe. Overnights stay at Kothe.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 5-6 hour walk
  • 15 km
  • Ascent: 100 m
  • Descent: 600 m

From Kothe, you will make your way towards the upper reaches of the Hinku valley today. The villages disappear as you make your way towards the upper pastures. For the most part, the pathway is lined with Kharkas- summer homes used by the villages to herd cattle and yaks during the winter months. The Kusum Kanguru peak also makes its appearance today, looming over the valley towards the west. Along the way, you will also come across a lonesome monastery, where you can stop for a quick prayer and burning of incense. Finally, the path leads towards Tangnag.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 3-4 hour walk
  • 10 km
  • Ascent: 600 m
  • Descent: 100 m

The trail from Tangnag leads towards a glacial moraine called the Charpatti Tal. The path there is filled with colorfully decorated cairns that line the landscape. The trail then meanders towards the sandy shores of the lake towards the pasture at Dig Kharka. From there, you will make your way to Khare. Overnights stay at Khare.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 3-4 hour walk
  • 8 km
  • Ascent: 750 m
  • Descent: 60 m

Today is first acclimatization day, we will hike to Mera la Pass (5415m). 4-5 hour hiking for your body acclimatization in the altitude. rest of the day is relax in Khahare hotel.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 4-5 hour walk
  • 10 km
  • Ascent: 500 m
  • Descent: 500 m

Today is second acclimatization day of the trek, Today we will have a basic climbing skills training with climbing Sherpa. Sherpa will brief about Mera peak and its specification. overnight at the Tea house.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner

Today is a special day as you will make your way to Mera La Mountain Pass. The climb is steep, and the path is strewn with boulders and moraine sludge. From the mountain pass, you will finally make your way to high camp. The snowy pathway is usually a moderate climb, and the trail is usually snow-free for most of the year, except during the winter, where snowfall covers the grounds. The view of the gaping valley below is quite astounding from the top. Overnights stay at high camp.

  • Camping
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 5-6 hour walk
  • 10 km
  • Ascent: 900 m
  • Descent: 60 m

From high camp, you will follow your guide and use equipment like ice axe and snow boots to make your way to the top of Mera Peak. The climb is steep, and the path is a huge expanse of thick snow and ice as far as the eyes can see. But the sense of accomplishment is huge once you reach the top. After taking in the view from the top of the peak, you will gradually and slowly make your way back down again towards Khahare, following the same path. The descent down is much easier. Lets celebrate with crew Mera Peak successfully summit.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 12-14 hour walk
  • 15 km
  • Ascent: 670 m
  • Descent: 1450 m

 

Following the same path once again, you will leave the snowy expanse behind and enter the woodlands once again as you make your way back to Kothe. The Himalayan views and the woods will keep you good company throughout, lungs will thanks to you. Overnights stay at Kothe,

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch and dinner
  • 3-4 hour walk
  • 14 km
  • Ascent: 50 m
  • Descent: 1500 m

After breakfast, we will begin a challenging but rewarding climb back towards Thulikharka. as we ascend, be sure to look back and take in the incredible, sweeping views of Mera peak and its surrounding giants. our destination for the night is thulikharka, a small settlement perched near the mighty Zatra la Pass.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch, and dinner
  • 5-6 hour walk
  • 13 km
  • Ascent: 1000 m
  • Descent: 190 m

Our final day of trekking takes us back to civilization, the day begins with the challenging ascent of the famous Zatra La Pass. while the pass can be intimidating, the reward is an absolutely stunning, panoramic view of the surrounding Himalayan peaks. from the top, we will begin a long steep descent, passing through serene green landscapes and thick forests until we arrive back in lukla, to celebrate your successful trek and last evening in the Himalayas, you will enjoy a farewell dinner with your trekking crew. this is perfect opportunity to share drinks and meals, give them a well- deserved tip, and celebrate with singing and dancing together.

  • Tea houses
  • breakfast, lunch, and dinner
  • 5-6 hour walk
  • 15 km
  • Ascent: 300 m
  • Descent: 1870 m

Today, you will take a scenic 35- minute flight back to Kathmandu from Lukla. this flight gives you one last opportunity to enjoy breathtaking views of the Himalayas from above. after arriving in Kathmandu, you can check into your hotel and finally relax and enjoy the comforts of civilization.

  • 3 Star Hotel
  • breakfast
  • 35 min flight

This day is for reserve, in case of flight cancel. you can relax, Massage and Final Shopping before departure to Home.

  • 3 Star Hotel
  • breakfast

On your Final day, we will arrange your transfer to Tribhuvan International airport based on your flight schedule. as you prepare for your departure, take a moment to bid farewell to Nepal, carrying with you the cherished memories of your incredible Mera Peak Climbing and unforgettable Himalayan Adventure.

See you next time for next Adventure!

Namaste!

  • breakfast
Altitude Chart

Our team guides, porters and accompanying staff are locals with a broad knowledge about each and every location that we travel through.

Cost Includes
  • All Arrival and Departure Transfer from the airport to the hotel
  • and vice-versa.
  • Twin sharing rooms at Tourist Standard Hotel or 2-3 stars Hotel in
  • Kathmandu on a Bed / Breakfast basis. (Includes welcome and farewell
  • dinner).
  • Domestic flight Ramechap / Lukla / Ramechap or Kathmandu with
  • chartered vehicles to Ramechap and back.
  • Hotel and dinner at Ramechap on the way to Lukla.
  •  Full board trekking on lodge basis till Lobuche includes B-L-D with
  • twin sharing room basis.
  •  Applicable Climbing and National Park permits and Garbage deposit fees.
  •  Wages, transportation allowance, and insurance of trekking and camping
  • staff, as well porters, including Yak man.
  •  High altitude guide, staff, and potters, special wages and equipment
  • and special allowance.
  •  Climbing guide insurance climbing allowance with peak bonus including
  • climbing equipment.
  • Medical Kits and ropes and oxygen for staff and guides only.
Cost Excludes
  • Personal Medical / Travel Insurance.
  • Single room supplement in Kathmandu Hotel and on trekking in local lodges at extra cost.
  • In Kathmandu hotel on a bed and breakfast only basis no lunch or dinner except on welcome and farewell.
  • Personal expenses laundry, tipping, soft/hard drinks, and extra meals on treks.
  • Emergency evacuation by any means of transportation or using a helicopter service.
  • Camping Services including tents and food above Camp-I on own arrangement.
  • Early return from expedition due to personal reasons or problems as well as being sick etc. The money will be refunded by the company for all expenses to borne by oneself.
  • Personal oxygen and medical kit on climb and royalty fees of Mt. Everest climb.
  • Personal trekking and climbing gear including sleeping bags, down jackets.
  • Tipping of trekking/camping staff, cook, kitchen staff, and porters and of climbing guides.
Departure Dates
  • We have daily departures for this trip from March to May and from mid-September to mid-December. You can type in the number of passengers to book a reservation and select a date that is convenient for you. Due to group size, we never cancel a trip once you’ve made a reservation. If you would rather join the group, we will add more travelers on the selected date. You can let us know once you make a reservation or earlier.
Useful Info

OXYGEN SATURATION

1. Mountaineering Gear

Ice Axe – Lightweight for glacier travel
Crampons – 12-point, compatible with mountaineering boots
Climbing Harness – Adjustable, lightweight
Ascender (Jumar) – For fixed rope sections
Belay Device – ATC guide or similar for rappelling
Carabiners – 2 locking, 2 non-locking
Climbing Helmet – Lightweight and durable
Trekking Poles – Adjustable for hiking and stability


2. Mountaineering Boots

Double Mountaineering Boots – Insulated boots like La Sportiva G2 SM or Scarpa Phantom 6000
Gaiters – Waterproof to keep snow out of boots


3. Clothing

Base Layers

Thermal Tops & Bottoms – Moisture-wicking merino wool or synthetic

Insulation Layers

Fleece Jacket & Pants – Mid-layer for warmth
Down Jacket – Expedition-grade (800-fill or higher)
Down Pants – For higher altitudes

Outer Layers (Shell Clothing)

Waterproof Jacket – Gore-Tex or equivalent, windproof and breathable
Waterproof Pants – Gore-Tex or similar with full side zips

Gloves & Mittens

Liner Gloves – Lightweight for warmth and dexterity
Insulated Gloves – Waterproof and windproof
Mittens – Heavy-duty for summit push

Headwear

Warm Hat – Fleece or wool
Balaclava/Buff – Protects face from cold and wind
Sun Hat – Wide-brim for lower altitudes
Sunglasses – Category 4 UV protection
Ski Goggles – Anti-fog for summit day


4. Sleeping Gear

Sleeping Bag – Rated for -20°C to -30°C
Sleeping Pad – Insulated foam or inflatable pad


5. Personal Equipment

Backpack (40-50L) – For carrying gear to high camp
Duffel Bag (100L+) – For transporting gear
Headlamp & Extra Batteries – Bright LED headlamp
Water Bottles (Nalgene) – 2-3 liters capacity
Thermos Flask – Keeps water warm in extreme cold


6. Safety & Technical Gear

First Aid Kit – Personal medications, blister care, altitude sickness meds
Satellite Phone/GPS – Emergency communication
Multi-tool/Knife – Useful for various tasks


7. Food & Hydration

Energy Snacks – Energy bars, nuts, dried fruits
Electrolyte Powders – To maintain hydration


8. Miscellaneous Items

Toiletries – Toothbrush, toothpaste, wet wipes, biodegradable soap
Sunscreen (SPF 50+) – For UV protection
Lip Balm (SPF 30+) – Prevents chapping


Packing Tips:

Layering is key – Adjust clothing according to altitude and weather
Test your gear – Ensure proper fit before the trip
Pack smart – Keep summit essentials in an easy-to-reach place

FAQs
  • Mera Peak Climbing is a popular trekking peak expedition in Nepal, located in the Solukhumbu region, south of Mount Everest and direct north to the Mahakulung Rural Municipality. Standing at 6,476 meters (21,247 feet), it is one of Nepal’s highest trekking peaks. The journey typically begins with a flight to Lukla, followed by a trek through lush forests, traditional Sherpa villages, and scenic landscapes. Key locations along the route include Zatra La Pass, Thagnak, and Khare, leading to Mera Base Camp and High Camp. Highlights include panoramic views of five of the world’s highest peaks—Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga—from the summit, as well as the chance to experience remote Himalayan culture and pristine nature.

  • The highest altitude of Mera Peak Climbing is 6,476 meters (21,247 feet). To prepare for altitude sickness, it’s crucial to maintain a gradual ascent, stay hydrated, and avoid alcohol. Proper acclimatization is key—spending extra days at places like Thagnak and Khare helps your body adjust to the altitude. Using medications like Diamox can also prevent symptoms. The best way to acclimatize is to follow the “climb high, sleep low” principle and listen to your body, descending if severe symptoms like headaches, dizziness, or nausea occur.

  • Mera Peak Climbing requires a good level of physical fitness, as it involves long days of trekking and climbing at high altitudes. Previous trekking experience and basic mountaineering skills, such as using crampons, an ice axe, and a harness, are helpful but not mandatory, as training is often provided during the expedition. The climb is considered moderately challenging; while technical climbing is minimal, the thin air at high altitude and the need to navigate snow and ice make it demanding. Consistent cardiovascular training and endurance-building exercises beforehand can ensure a successful climb.

  • The best time to climb Mera Peak is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These seasons offer stable weather, clear skies, and moderate temperatures, making trekking and climbing conditions ideal. To prepare, bring appropriate clothing, including thermal layers, a down jacket, and waterproof gear, as temperatures can drop significantly, especially at night and on summit day. Equip yourself with sturdy boots, gloves, and sunglasses to protect against snow glare. Be prepared for potential challenges like strong winds, cold temperatures, and snow by carrying a detailed packing list and following your guide’s advice.

  • Accommodation along the Mera Peak climbing route typically consists of tea houses and lodges. These are basic but comfortable, offering essential amenities like a bed, blanket, and pillow. The rooms are usually shared, with limited privacy. Some lodges may provide attached bathrooms, but most have shared facilities, including squat or Western-style toilets. Hot showers are available in some places, though often at an extra cost. The dining areas are communal, serving simple, healthy meals such as rice, noodles, and soups, catering to trekkers’ dietary needs. As you ascend, the facilities become more basic, so it’s wise to carry your own sleeping bag for added warmth and comfort.

  • Cash is crucial for the Mera Peak climb since there are no ATMs along the route. Carry enough Nepalese Rupees to cover food, lodging, tips, and other expenses. Charging devices and Wi-Fi are available in lower-altitude tea houses for a fee, but these facilities become rare as you go higher. Communication options are limited as mobile networks are unreliable, though some lodges may offer satellite phones for emergencies. Bringing a power bank for your devices is advisable.

  • Medical facilities along the route are very limited. Your guide and porter are trained in basic first aid and altitude sickness management, and they can assist with immediate care or evacuation arrangements if necessary. Helicopter evacuation is an option in serious emergencies, but it requires prior insurance coverage. You guide will carry a personal first-aid kit with essentials like altitude sickness medication, painkillers, and bandages. It’s crucial to monitor symptoms of altitude sickness and inform your guide if you feel unwell.

  • The Mera Peak climbing route passes through villages rich in Sherpa culture, with influences of Tibetan Buddhism and animism. You may encounter monasteries, chortens (Buddhist shrines), and prayer flags. Always walk clockwise around these structures as a sign of respect. Interacting politely with locals and observing their customs—such as removing shoes before entering a home or monastery—will enrich your experience. Be mindful of modesty in clothing, especially in villages.

  • During the trek to Mera Peak, you’ll witness stunning natural beauty, including lush forests, rhododendron blossoms, and breathtaking views of Everest, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga. Wildlife such as Himalayan tahr, snow leopards, red pandas, and various bird species may be spotted. Follow Leave No Trace principles: carry or manage out all waste, avoid disturbing wildlife, and stick to designated trails. Respect the fragile environment by minimizing plastic use and supporting eco-friendly practices in tea houses.


  • To stay safe during Mera Peak climbing, ensure you are physically prepared and properly acclimatized to the altitude. Always climb with an experienced guide or trekking company that knows the terrain and weather conditions. Wear proper gear, stay hydrated, and pace yourself to avoid exhaustion. In case of an accident or medical emergency, emergency evacuation procedures include contacting helicopter rescue services, often facilitated by your guide or trekking agency. You should have comprehensive travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking and rescue operations. Guides are trained in first aid and will assist until professional help arrives.

  • The success rate for summiting Mera Peak is approximately 85%. Factors affecting the summit include weather conditions, physical fitness, acclimatization, and proper preparation. Sudden altitude sickness, extreme cold, or strong winds can also prevent climbers from reaching the summit. Experienced guides and realistic pacing significantly improve your chances of success.

  • Essential personal gear includes a down jacket, thermal base layers, waterproof pants, gloves, a sleeping bag, sturdy climbing boots etc.  Bring a backpack, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a headlamp. Everest Adventures Nepal often provides group equipment like rope, tents other climbing equipments.

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