Mera Peak Climbing

When you arrive at the airport, one of our representatives will be there to welcome you. You’ll ride in a car to get to the hotel. Up until you check in, the hotel staff will provide you with information. You can then take a short nap in the hotel.

The hotel’s surroundings include attractions to visit. You can take a stroll to get a feel for the area when you have free time. Alternatively, you can discover the area’s eateries and shops based on your preferences.

You will be given a brief explanation of the trek to the summit later that evening. A welcome supper with Nepali folk performances will be provided along with that.
Overnight in Kathmandu.

Nepal’s main city, Kathmandu, is rich in both religious and cultural elements. It is located at the nation’s center. The city’s distinctive charm is surrounded by a variety of cultural heritage sites. A few of them have been designated as world heritage sites. Some of them include Bouddhanath Stupa, Swayambunath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, and Kathmandu Durbar Square.

You must tour historical sites once you get in Kathmandu. You should invest your significant time in it. The sites cannot all be seen in a single day, though. You must decide on two or three locations to visit. The rest of the day will be guided appropriately by the team.

There will be time for shopping, which is essential for trekking, after a long day of exertion. You will therefore return to the hotel to get ready for the upcoming journey.
Overnight in Kathmandu.

The journey to Mera Peak begins today. The day is about the flight to Lukla with a scenic aerial view. Soon after the landing, there will be an uphill hike to Chhuthang.

You will fly to the airport in Lukla after a leisurely breakfast. Aerial vistas of lush woodland hills, landscapes, mountains, and more will dazzle your eyes during the journey. The rest of the team will be waiting for you in Lukla to lead you down a challenging trek.

After a brief period of recuperation, the journey begins, traveling east of the town of Lukla. Buddhist shrines and Sherpa communities can be seen along the walk. Just below Kalo Himal’s ridge, there is a dense forest that you pass through as you go. There are numerous streams along the trail that go to Chhuthang.
Overnight in Chhuthang.

The journey from Chhuthang to Thuli Kharka is somewhat challenging. The road is rocky and incline. You arrive at the summit of Zatrawala Pass following an upward climb. Amazing views may be seen from the top. Numerous beautiful peaks are seen, including Karyolang Peak, Kongdi Ri, Number Himal, and Lumding Himal.

You continue walking after leaving the Pass along the plain path. After that, you travel to Chhatre. It ultimately leads to Thuli Kharka. You may see scenery and yak grazing grounds when traveling to Thuli Kharka.
Overnight in Thuli Kharka.

The track now includes both ascents and descents. Beginning with a gentle descent, the trip leads to the Khumbu region’s Hinku valley. Your journey becomes difficult after a while of hiking due to several uphills and downhills. On the other hand, you may see forests full of pine and rhododendron trees.

The first sight of Mera Peak as you go away from the valley gives you more incentive to keep going. After that, you make a reckless descent on a virtually vertical hill. For your safety, you must proceed cautiously. The Hinku Valley’s riverbed is then reached.

The trail now climbs higher to Kothe after reaching the riverbank. The Hinku valley is to the west of Kothe.
Overnight in Kothe.

Traveling to Thangnak is a lot of fun. You start your day by walking along the riverbed of the Hinku valley after breakfast at Kothe. You follow the way to Gondishung.

The 200-year-old Lungsumgba Gompa is up ahead on the trail. Gompa is the name for a Buddhist temple. After worshiping at the Gompa, it is thought that one will successfully reach Mera Peak. The crew therefore prays for their summit effort to be successful.

There is a drawing of Mera mountain after a brief hike. You can capture it on camera as a memento. Thangnak, a region that is primarily a pasture land, will be the next stop after that.
Overnight in Thangnak.

The journey to Khare today is difficult. Rock fragments and huge sediments are everywhere throughout the trek. However, the guide makes sure you arrive at your destination safely and correctly.

You need to ascend past the Dig Glacier after leaving Thangnak. You can catch a glimpse of the glacier-fed Charpati lake. Following that, you travel to Dig Kharka. You may currently see Charpati Himal, Kyeshar Glacier, and Mera Peak’s breathtaking splendor.

You reach Hinku Nup and Shar glacier as you continue to ascend. You reach Khare at a specific time after that. Khare is essentially the base camp for Mera Peak. From here, it is possible to see Mera Peak’s north face.
Overnight in Khare.

Today is a day of rest after climbing to a higher altitude. It does not imply inactivity or bed rest. You must become accustomed to the rising elevation and flexible with it. Altitude sickness can be brought on by hiking above 5,000 meters. As a result, your body requires time to adjust.

You’ll learn how to belay and rappel during your rest day at Khare in preparation for the climb. On a slippery rock, you discover how to ascend or descend. This is a practice climb before the climb. For the Summit, you will have the opportunity to learn from knowledgeable guides and Sherpas.

It’s time to set up your climbing equipment and tools for tomorrow’s peak late in the evening. If not, you can rent the necessary equipment.
Overnight in Khare.

Ascent towards Mera High Camp makes the journey more difficult. You leave early in the morning to hike up a high incline. This takes you to Mera La Pass, from which you have excellent views of the mountain.

You then climb to get to Mera Glacier. The path leads in the direction of Mera High Camp. The Sherpas will set up a tent for you to stay in once they transport your belongings to the High Camp. Amazing views of Mt. Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu are available from High Camp.

A long day calls for an early night. This is due to the fact that you leave early for the Summit.
Overnight at tented camp in Mera High Camp.

The Summit Day is right now. This is the day you’ve been waiting for. Due to strong wind gusts on the route to Mera Peak during the noon hour, the summit might be exceedingly difficult. So the climb begins at a very early hour, perhaps at 1 or 2 am. You make your way to the summit of Mera Peak under the right direction of the guide and Sherpas.

At the summit, you can experience a once-in-a-lifetime moment. A moment of joy and celebration for the success. the accomplishment of which you had dreamed since the first day. Enjoy the stunning views of eight-thousanders, including Makalu, Kanchenjunga, and Mount Everest.

You and the team descend the same path back to Khare after enjoying some time at the summit.
Overnight in Khare.

The weather is the worst part of mountain climbing. It can change at any time. The weather can be stormy, windy, snowy, and many other things at any time. This makes it challenging to reach the summit and poses a risk to your safety. A backup day is therefore necessary in case of adverse weather. If the weather is calm and clear, you can still make it to the summit.

Most likely, the route from Khare back to Kothe will be downhill. Retracing your steps, you can enjoy the breathtaking views of the same landscape, dense rhododendron and pine forests, rock outcroppings, peaks, pasture plains, and many more. Along with the distance traveled, you may feel the height drop. hence, get to Kothe.
Overnight in Kothe.

The return trip along the same path is uphill and downhill all the way to Thuli Kharka. Rhododendrons line the path as you make your way to the Hinku valley. You reach Thuli Kharka by a difficult trail.

You can once again spend your time having fun in Thuli Kharka. Spend a moment admiring the breathtaking vista of the Mera Peak one more time.
Overnight in Thuli Kharka.

The conclusion of the ascent to the Summit is in sight. The Thuli Kharka is left empty after breakfast.

You ascend to Zatrawala Pass and then descend from there. You can once more take in the expansive vistas of the Alps at the Pass. From here, take the Zatrawala Pass to Lukla.

After the lengthy trek, you can shower and change at Lukla. Explore Lukla on foot or relax in a restaurant or cafe.
Overnight in Lukla.

The Mera Peak venture is now complete. After a tearful breakfast, catch an early flight to Kathmandu. Finally, enjoy the overhead views of the varied geography and bid farewell with the hope of returning.

The authorities will direct you to the hotel after you get in Kathmandu. Take a bath, then get dressed. At the hotel, there will be a goodbye meal.
Overnight in Kathmandu.

Following breakfast, a van will take you to the airport. We hope you had a nice time and welcome you back to see us soon for more happy occasions and exciting excursions.