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Why not come and challenge yourself with Mera Peak Climbing, Nepal’s highest trekking peak, Mera Peak (6,476 m/21,210 ft), and be rewarded with outstanding beauty along the way? Mera Peak (6,476 m/21,210 ft) is not a technically demanding peak like but takes a long time to reach on the summit. This 21-day trek and climb has 16 days of actual trekking and 2 days of peak climbing.
This Journey for Climbing Mera Peak takes us through the virgin forest of the stunning Hinku Valley. The valley is incredibly beautiful, and the trekking route provides excellent acclimatization for the Mera Peak summit itself. It is a tough "push" to the summit, but the rewards are there to be seen. From the summit, the views are truly surreal across a vast stretch of the Himalayas. Five 8,000-meter peaks are clearly visible from the summit, including Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga.
Himalaya Heart Treks organized its first climbing trip to Mera Peak in 2006, and since then we have led many successful trips every year. Our itinerary is carefully designed with a steady ascent and a separate day set aside in Khare to allow plenty of time for acclimatization before the climb to come.
Mera Peak Climbing is an excellent option for anyone who is fit and has a moderate degree of mountaineering experience. It is a challenge mainly due to its elevation, but the technical mountaineering skills required are minimal. You do need stamina and fitness to attempt this Mera Peak Climbing, and some idea of climbing would be useful but not essential. Our seasoned Sherpa mountain guides provide us with basic mountaineering training before the actual summit. The best time for attempting Mera Peak Climbing is during the spring and autumn seasons, when the skies are generally clear.
Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, you'll be greeted by a representative from the trekking agency. They will transfer you to your hotel where you can relax and recover from your journey. Depending on your arrival time, you may have a pre-trek briefing in the evening.
Your guided sightseeing tour includes visits to key cultural and historical sites. At Pashupatinath Temple, you'll witness Hindu rituals. Boudhanath Stupa offers insights into Tibetan Buddhism, and Durbar Square showcases ancient Nepalese architecture. In the afternoon, you'll have a pre-trek briefing and final preparations for the journey.
An early morning flight takes you to Lukla, where your trek begins. The trail descends to the Dudh Kosi River before ascending towards Paiya, passing through small villages and lush forests.
The trek continues through diverse landscapes, including terraced fields and rhododendron forests. Panguam is a small settlement where you spend the night.
The trail leads through charming villages and scenic landscapes. Nagindingma, your destination for the day, provides a peaceful setting for the night.
Today's trek involves gaining altitude as you move through alpine meadows and rhododendron forests. Cholem Kharka offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
The trail takes you to higher elevations, providing panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks. Khola Kharka is a scenic spot surrounded by mountains.
As you ascend, the landscape becomes more rugged. Kothe, situated at a higher altitude, marks your progression towards the Mera Peak region.
The trek to Thaknak involves crossing glacial streams and traversing rocky terrain. Thaknak is a high-altitude campsite surrounded by towering peaks.
Reaching Khare, the base for the Mera Peak climb, you'll spend time acclimatizing and preparing for the ascent. The terrain becomes more challenging.
A rest day in Khare is crucial for acclimatization. You may receive training on the use of climbing equipment and techniques for the Mera Peak summit push.
The trek to the High Camp involves a significant altitude gain. High Camp is strategically located for the summit push the following day.
The most challenging day, where you make the summit push to Mera Peak's summit. After reaching the summit, you descend back to Khare for rest and recovery.
Descending from Khare, you retrace your steps back to Kothe. The descent allows your body to recover from the strenuous climb.
The trail takes you to lower altitudes, providing a more comfortable environment. Chetarwa is a village surrounded by greenery and offers a more relaxed atmosphere.
The final trekking day brings you back to Lukla. You'll pass through familiar landscapes and villages, celebrating the completion of your trek upon reaching Lukla.
A scenic flight takes you back to Kathmandu. You can enjoy aerial views of the Himalayas one last time before returning to the bustling city. The rest of the day is free for relaxation or exploration in Kathmandu.
Your adventure concludes with a departure from Kathmandu. You'll be transferred to the airport for your journey back home, carrying unforgettable memories of your trek and climb in the Everest region.
The main seasons for trekking are the spring (Mar to May) and autumn (Sep to Nov) when you’ll have clear skies and superb mountain views. The winter (Dec to Feb) is also a great time to visit these months offer a unique experience and fewer crowds but lower altitude treks are better at this time of year as its cold at night.
(Jun to Aug), Most of Nepal experiences heavy rain for a few hours each day. It’s humid, wet, and the trails in the lower regions (Ghorepani, Ghandruk, Langtang, etc) can be quite muddy. If you don’t mind the rain you’ll have the trails to yourself, the skies often clear up in the morning, and certain treks offer stone-paved trails that drain the rain and make for easy trekking. Also, certain regions, like Mustang and the upper reaches of Everest, lie in the rainshadow of the Himalaya and receive little rain but views however are still likely to be restricted.
The main trekking regions of Everest / Annapurna / Langtang have Wi Fi facilities on the major trekking routes. There will be times when trekking in remote areas when it is not available.
Many sites on Google speak about 2.500 meters as when problems may arise. In our experience this is misleading you may feel a slight headache but rarely anything more that a painkiller won’t relieve. If we are talking about the possibility of contracting a more severe form of altitude sickness it is likely to occur over 4.000 meters and once again rare and easily resolved by descending to a lower altitude. Altitude sickness describes several symptoms that happen to your body when you’re exposed to a higher elevation within a short period of time. When people are traveling or either climbing to a higher elevation quickly. The higher you climb, the lower the air pressure and oxygen levels get. Our bodies can handle the shift, but they need time to gradually adjust. Himalaya Heart Treks carefully designs treks to minimise any risk. Having said that genrally people will experience the following to a lesser or higher degree.
Lack of Appetite/ Nausea / Fatigue / Shortness of Breath
Payment in Hotels, Trekking / Travel Agencies, and Airlines are made in foreign exchange. Most of the International Cards including Visa Card, Master Card, JCB, Maestro, Americal Express etc. are widely accepted by hotels, restaurants and leading Travel / Trekking agents. The receipts may be needed to change left-over Nepalese Rupees into hard currency before leaving the country. However, only 10( %) percent of the total amount may be converted by the bank. ATM and Debit Cards are widely in use in major cities of Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, Lumbini and others.
Nepalese Rupees are found in denominations of 1000, 500, 100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2 and 1. One rupee equals 100 paisa. The rate regularly fluctuates and is fixed and published by Nepal Rastra Bank every other day.
Private Tours are tailor-made itineraries built by us around your travel dates and Personal Interests, whereas group trips are pre-packaged and depart on specific dates. Group Trips are also open for others to join, whereas private trips are just for you. You will find a list of fixed departure dates on our website.
For most nationalities visa can be obtained on arrival in Kathmandu. It takes around 45 minutes and is the most convenient way to get your visa you will need passport size photos.. You can also apply for a visa in advance from a local Nepali consulate in your country if you’d like to have everything arranged in advance.
Cost:
15 Days – 25 USD
30 Days – 40 USD
90 Days – 100 USD
For Mountain Flights, you’re allowed 5 kg. carry-on to the plane and 10 kg. for checked-in luggage. For Non-Mountain Sector Flights, the check-in allowance increases to 20-25 kg.
Himalaya Heart Treks organise complete tours, meaning everything is taken care of from the moment you arrive in Nepal to the moment you leave, including all of your accommodation in a three star Hotel. If you require better accommodation please let us know and we can arrange this and adjust the tour cost accordingly. Each of our tour pages shows clearly what is and what is not included in the tour price.
Personal Expenses (Tips, Soft Drinks, Bar Bills, Laundry, Telephone Calls, Donations, and Extra Snacks, etc) are not included in your tour price. When checking a particular trek page on our website we have clearly stated what is and what is not included. If you’re going trekking, the only things you’ll need to pay for out of pocket are wifi and battery charging (when available), extra meals outside of what’s included, Alcohol, and Soft Drinks and perhaps hot showers.
If this trip is not suitable for you. We can make Tailor Made Trip for you.
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