Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal. At an altitude of 6,476 meters, it is the topmost destination for climbing and trekking passionate. Our guided 18 days Mera Peak Climbing itinerary provides the best experience of Peak climbing in Nepal. Mera Peak is used as a practice session for mountain expeditions. Every year hundreds of climbers attempt to scale Mera Peak. This 18 Days Mera Peak Climbing is foremost for beginners due to the setting of climbing and technicalities.
18 Days Mera Peak climbing is considered demanding, but physical fitness determines the result. The more fit you are is more likely you will enjoy and complete the expedition. The use of crampons, ice-axes, ropes, and other mountaineering gears makes the climb more exotic.
The Summit of Mera Peak provides a magnificent view of four eight-thousanders, Mount Everest (8,848m), Mount Makalu (8,643m), Mount Cho Oyu (8,201m), and Mount Lhotse (8,586m), and many other mountains in Khumbu Region.
The journey to Mera Peak itself is the highlight of this trip. Pass through several authentic Sherpa villages in the Khumbu region. The rich Flora & Fauna of Sagarmatha National Park is overwhelming. Also, witness the remote topography of the Khumbu region which is less crowded than trekking on Everest and surrounding famous spots.
High Altitude Nomads is a team of professional adventure tour operators. With the bundle of experienced hands working for your trip, we will make sure to complete your Mera Peak Climbing with joy and wonder. Normally our group consists of 5 to 10 people. A small group raises the chance of success and makes your holiday unforgettable.
Mera Peak Climbing Route
Our 18 Days Mera Peak Climbing starts in the peculiar city of Kathmandu. We fly east to Lukla. Soon after our arrival in Lukla, we start our trek to Chhuthang. Next day trek to Thuli Kharka (4,300m) via Zatrwala Pass (4,100m). Continuing your trekking through the untouched valley we reach Kothe (4,182m). From Kothe, you start your trek early morning to reach Thangnag (4,326m). After staying overnight at Thangnag we head towards Khare (5000m).
Khare offers the best view of soon to be climbed, Mera Peak. We will acclimatize and have a rest day in Khare before heading to Mera Base Camp (5,300m). From Base Camp, we will trek to High Camp (5,700m) and push for the summit of Mera Peak (6,476m).
Best time to climb Mera Peak
Spring (April-May) and Autumn (late September-November) are the best time to summit Mera Peak. The most favorable months are May and October. During winter the weather is extremely cold.
Difficulties of 18 days Mera Peak Climbing
Mera Peak climbing is not technically demanding. But the high altitude above 6000 meters and a long summit day is enough to swap your strength. We suggest moving at a slow pace and being hydrated as much as possible. Mera Peak Climbing introduces you to basic mountaineering techniques like using an ice axe, crampons, and fixed rope. We also recommend starting daily workouts like jogging and hiking before you travel to Nepal. Know about Altitude Sickness.
The difficulty of 18 Days Mera Peak Climbing also determines by the route we use. There are two major routes to Mera Peak which are used by most of the climbing teams.
The first route goes from Lukla-Zartwa La-Tangnag-Mera BC- Mera High Camp – Summit
Second route goes from Lukla-Painya-Thongnak-Khare-Mera BC- Mera High Camp – Summit
The first option is considerably hard than the second one. Thus, the difficulty level is also differentiable with the route we choose.
All in all, this 18 Days Mera Peak Climbing is a lifetime experience one can achieve in the heart of the Himalayas. Contact us for the Mera Peak climbing cost. We are ever ready to make your climbing to Mera Peak an unforgettable trip.