Mera Peak Climbing

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Introduction to Mera Peak Climbing

Mera Peak is the highest climbing peak in Nepal, with a height of 6,440 ms above sea level. Mera Peak climbing offers stunning views of five different peaks above 8,000 meters. It includes Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga.

Mera Peak is the highest climbing peak in Nepal, with a height of 6,440 ms above sea level. Mera Peak climbing offers stunning views of five different peaks above 8,000 meters. It includes Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga.

The climbing route passes through the south of Lukla to the traditional village of Hinku. The unspoiled village, beautified with extended pastures, welcomes every visitor. Daily grazing of yaks, sheep, and yak herds befriends you in your walks.

En route, you walk across the rhododendron and bamboo forest. The exotic routes, stunning glaciers, and panoramic landscape makes it popular among trekkers.

You will also have an amazing view of Mount Everest and Kanchenjunga from the peak itself. And the view of snow-covered peaks makes your journey even more remarkable.

This climb involves a walk across glaciers which demands ice axe and crampon skills.

Many prefer this climb before going on the Everest expedition.

Meak Peak Climbing Highlights

  • Arrow Right Primary Reach the highest point of 6,440 m
  • Arrow Right Primary Summit the highest trekking peak under Nepal Mountaineering Association’s list of trekking peaks
  • Arrow Right Primary Awe at stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu from the summit
  • Arrow Right Primary Go off the beaten track to Mera Peak Base Camp from Lukla airport
  • Arrow Right Primary Less crowded than Island Peak and Lobuche Peak
  • Arrow Right Primary Remote villages of Hinku and Hongu.

Mera Peak Climb Itinerary

Day 1: Welcome to Kathmandu!

Day 2: Kathmandu to Lukla Flight and Trek to Paiya

Day 3: Paiya to Panggom

Day 4: Panggom to Ningsow

Day 5: Ningsow to Chhatra Khola

Day 6: Chhatra Khola to Kothe

Day 7:  Kothe to Thaknak

Day 8: Thaknak to Khare

Day 9: Khare: Acclimatization and pre-climb training

Day 10: Khare to Mera High Camp

Day 11: Mera High Camp to Summit and back to Khare

Day 12: Reserve Day for Contingency

Day 13: Khare to Kothe

Day 14: Kothe to Thuli Kharka

Day 15: Thuli Kharka to Lukla via Zatrwa La pass

Day 16: Flight to Kathmandu

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Day 17: Final Departure

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Includes

Local transfers for your international flight x 2 (arrival/departure)


Local transfers for your domestic flight x 2


Kathmandu Lukla Kathmandu Flight


2 nights accommodation in a Kathmandu (Norbulinka boutique hotel)


Guide for 16 days


Porter for 15 days


15 nights accommodation in mountain teahouses


Makalu Barun National Park Entry Permit


Peak Climbing Permit


Climbing guide Base Camp to Base Camp


Tented accommodation at Base Camp and High Camp


Packed lunch on the summit day


All cooked meals when camping with complementary hot water, tea and coffee


Staff insurance and necessary ground transport for support staff


Group Climbing Gears


15 x set breakfasts, 15 x set lunches and 15 x set dinners while on the trek

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Wide variety of Vegeterian food is available on the trek

Vegan

Wide variety of Vegan food is available on the trek


International flight ticket and Nepal entry visa


Tip to Guide and Porter


Personal travel insurance (Which should include coverage for trekking)


Personal climbing gear (can be rented in Chukung/ Dingboche)


Packing List during Mera Peak Climbing

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Daily Wear


Gear


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Garment


Hygiene and Safety


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Electronics

Note: Sleeping bags and down jackets can be rented in Kathmandu, while all other trekking equipment can be easily purchased. We at Magical Nepal will assist you in getting all your essentials sorted, ensuring you’re well-prepared for your adventure.

Read Before your book Mera Peak Climbing

To help you determine if the Mera Peak Climbing is right for you, we’ve provided detailed information on key aspects such as flight details, trek difficulty, and the best times to visit. Each section also includes a video explanation to guide you in planning your trip smoothly.

If you’re still unsure whether this trek is the perfect choice for you, feel free to reach out to us via email or WhatsApp. We’ll get back to you within 24 hours to answer any additional questions.

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Difficulty and Physical Fitness Required for Mera Peak Climb

Best Time to Climb Mera Peak

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Permits Required for Mera Peak

Accommodation for Mera Peak

Food during Mera Peak Climb

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Mera Peak Difficulty

Mera Peak Climbing Route

Safety During Mera Peak Climb

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Cultural Insights During Mera Peak

Mera Peak Climbing Map

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Frequently Asked Questions For Mera Peak Climbing

General Information

What is Mera Peak?

Where exactly is it located?

What makes Mera Peak a popular climb?

When is the best time to climb Mera Peak?

How technically challenging is Mera Peak?

How long does it take to climb?

Do I need prior mountaineering experience?

What is the success rate for climbing Mera Peak?

Why should I climb Mera Peak instead of Lobuche?

How can altitude sickness be managed during the climb?

What equipment is necessary for climbing Mera Peak?

Do I need to book Mera Peak in advance?

What happens if Lukla flights are delayed or canceled?

Permits and Logistic

What permits are required for the Mera Peak?

Where can I get the permit?

What is the cost of permits for Mera Peak?

How can I book the Mera Peak?

What is the starting point of the trek to Mera Peak?

Can I shorten theMera Peak itinerary to fit my schedule?

Are there baggage weight limits on the Lukla flight?

Can I rent gear in Kathmandu or Khumbu?

Do I need a guide for the Mera Peak?

Can I buy a SIM card for use on the trek?

Are drone cameras allowed on the trek?

How early should I book Lukla flights?

Accommodation and Food

What kind of accommodation is available during the Mera Peak?

Do I need to pre-book teahouses on the trail?

Are single rooms available in teahouses?

Do teahouses provide blankets or sleeping bags?

What is the food like on the Mera Peak?

Is vegetarian or vegan food available?

What are the hygiene conditions in teahouses?

Is drinking water provided at teahouses?

Are there hot showers available?

Can I charge my phone or camera?

Is there Wi-Fi or mobile data on the trail?

What kind of toilets are available?

Can I do laundry?

Can I buy snacks and drinks during the Lobuche East Peak Climb?

Health and Safety

Do I need travel insurance for Mera Peak?

Do I need vaccinations for the Mera Peak?

What precautions are taken for weather conditions?

What are the signs of altitude sickness to watch for?

How do I deal with altitude sickness on the Mera Peak?

What should I pack for the Mera Peak?

Are there medical facilities along the Mera Peak?

Is it safe to drink water on the Mera Peak?

What should I do in case of an emergency?

How can I prevent altitude sickness?

What medications help with altitude sickness?

What should I do if I get injured on the trek?

Payments & Extra Costs

How much does the Mera Peak?

What does the price include?

What currency should I carry?

Are there ATMs along the Mera Peak?

How much should I tip my guide and porter?

What are the extra costs?

Are there any extra payments I need to make during the Mera Peak?

Climbing Experience & Itinerary

What is the standard itinerary for the Mera Peak?

How many acclimatization days are included?

What are the major stops along the trek?

What challenges are faced during the climb?

What is the route to the summit like?

How long from base camp to summit?

What are the key safety measures?

Cultural Insights

What cultural experiences can I expect on the Lobuche East Peak climb?

What religious customs or rituals might I witness?

Who are the Sherpa people?

Are there monasteries on the trail to Mera Peak?

Can I participate in local festivals during the trek?

What etiquette should I follow in local villages and monasteries?

How can I support local communities responsibly?

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