Things to know before choosing Mera Peak Climbing Package:
- Mera Peak Climbing takes you to the max elevation of 6,476 meters (21,247 feet) involves trekking activities too and has a risk of altitude sickness.
- All-inclusive except international flight tickets & which are not included in the cost inclusion down below.
- In terms of difficulty, Mera Peak is a challenging peak that involves steep inclines, high altitude, long days of walking, unpredictable weather & climbing.
- It requires Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit, Mera Peak Climbing Permit & several fees like garbage deposit fee & peak royalty fee.
- The physical fitness required for the Mera Peak Climb is very high and need professional help to manage your routine.
- To have a safe & sustainable climb in Mera Peak Nepal, you need to acclimatize for a day or two.
About Mera Peak Climbing:
Mera Peak Climbing is considered one of the adventurous climbing that rises to the south of Mount Everest. This climbing package takes you to the pinnacle of the famous mountain introducing you to the unique alpine terrain and allowing you to have insights into local lives.Walking through a dense alpine forest and enjoying the snowcapped mountains induce nothing but blissful euphoria in you. On the way to Mera Peak, you will walk through numerous passes including Kari La Pass, Panggom La Pass, and Mera La Pass.
Throughout the expedition, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the unique culture and traditions of the Sherpa community. Interact with the friendly locals, visit ancient monasteries, and gain insights into their mountain way of life. The warm hospitality and rich cultural heritage will add depth and meaning to your climbing experience.
Embark on this 18-day thrilling journey to conquer the mighty Mera Peak with Nepal Peak Adventure. We guarantee you to make your Mera Peak Climbing expedition a safe, thrilling, and unforgettable journey of a lifetime.
Services Included & Excluded in Mera Peak Package:
- Airport pick-up and transfer to your hotel via private vehicle
- Welcome dinner at a reputable Nepalese Restaurant with a Nepali cultural program
- Tourist standard Hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast based on Twin Sharing | B&B
- Domestic Transfers & Domestic Flight from Kathmandu- Lukla- Kathmandu | Flight Fare (During Off-season) or
- Domestic Transfers & Domestic Flight from Ramechhap-Lukla-Ramechhap | Flight Fare (Spring & Autumn season)
- Teahouse/Mountain Lodge and Tent accommodation during the climbing
- All meals during the Trekking and Climbing | Full Board meal
- 3 cups of Tea/Coffee per day during Trekking times
- Seasonal Fruits after Dinner During Trekking
- Experienced Climbing Guide (Government-certified experienced, fluent English speaker, first aid and eco-trained expedition guide)
- Assistant Guides: We provide an assistant guide as per the group size to support wherever necessary
- Sherpa Porters: We provide porters as per the necessity to carry your stuff
- All Expenses of Guides & Porters (Insurance, Salary, Food, etc)
- All Climbing Permit Fee required for the Mera Peak
- All federal and local taxes as applicable
- Down Jacket and sleeping bags (upon request)
- A duffle Bag (for the expedition purpose only) and a T-shirt (as a souvenir)
- Mera Peak Climbing Trekking map
- Certificate ofPeak Climbing Completion
- Group medical Kit Box with all useful medicines
- Unlimited Hydration Tablet during the trek
- Emergency Helicopter evacuation service according to your travel insurance
- Farewell Dinner in a Nepalese Restaurant with Live Cultural Programa
- Final departure transfer Transfer Via Private Vehicle
Cost Exclusion in Mera Peak Package
- On-arrival Nepal Visa Fee
- International flight ticket to Kathmandu and a return ticket from Nepal.
- Other extra foods besides welcome dinner, farewell dinner, and all meals during the trek.
- The entire cost of beverages items (except hot drinks mentioned in the inclusion list), mineral water and beer, etc. while on the treks
- Travel or trekking insurance (must include Helicopter evacuation)
- Tipping to your Guide, Porter, Sherpa, and all the climbing crew
- Climbing equipment for personal uses
- Items that are not included in the inclusion list
18 Days Outline of Mera Peak Itinerary:
Here is the 18-day outline of the Mera Peak Itinerary. Please note that this itinerary is prepared by professionals and it can also be customized.
- Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu, Nepal (4,593 ft) and transfer to Hotel via Private Vehicle
- Day 02: Sightseeing inside Kathmandu Valley and Trek preparation
- Day 03: Flight to Lukla (2860m) from Kathmandu or Ramechhap and trek to Paiya (2730m) | 30-minute flight and 3-4 hour trek
- Day 04: Trek to Panggom (2846m) – 5/6 hour
- Day 05: Panggom to Ningsow (2863m) – 4/5 hour trek
- Day 06: Trek to Chhatra Khola (2800m) – 7/8 hour
- Day 07: Trek to Kothe (3691m) from Chhatra Khola – 6/7 hour
- Day 08: Trek to Thagnak (4358m) 3-4 hour
- Day 09: Trek to Khare (5045m) – 2/3 hour
- Day 10: Khare: Acclimatization and pre-climbing training
- Day 11: Trek to Mera High Camp (5780m) – 6/7 hour
- Day 12: Climb to Summit (6461m) and return to Khare (5045m) – 8/9 hour
- Day 13: Reserve Day for Contingency
- Day 14: Trek to Kothe (3600m) – 4/5 hour
- Day 15: Trek to Thuli Kharka (4300 m) – 5/6 hour
- Day 16: Trek to Lukla (2642m) – 6/7 hour
- Day 17: Fly back to Kathmandu (1400m) – a 30-minute flight
- Day 18: Departure from Kathmandu
Outline of Mera Peak Map:
The epic journey to the Mera Peak with Nepal Peak Adventure lasts for 15 days excluding the Arrival, departure & sightseeing day. We take you through the most popular and common Mera Peak route which takes you from Mear Peak Base Camp to High Camp. The Mera peak expedition starts by flying to Lukla from Kathmandu and then trekking to Paiya where we will end our first day.
The journey then takes you to the Khare on the 7th day by crossing the beautiful villages on the way. Also, you will walk through the rhododendron forests, and oak, silver fir, and birch woodlands, which are also highlights of the walk.
You will stop at Khare one more day for acclimatization and climbing preparations. From Khare, you will get the first glimpse of the Mera Peak summit. After spending two nights in Khare, we will head to Mera High Camp (5,780m), the day before the Mera summit and further continue the journey finally to the Mera Peak Summit. On this day we walk very early in the morning in the dark. The first rays of sunlight striking the peak of the Himalayas is a sight to behold.
After a successful Mera summit, we will then head back to the Khare for an overnight stay. From here we will return back the same trail via Kothe back to the Lukla. We will enjoy our last night in Lukla and fly back to Kathmandu bidding farewell to the Nepal Himalayas.
Exploring the Mera Peak Climbing Difficulty Level
"Being the highest trekking peak in Nepal, Mera Peak is considered slightly a difficult climbing peak graded PD in the alpine grading system, meaning it possesses challenges and difficulties as the Mera Peak summit is standing at an altitude of 6461m. You need proper preparations, equipment, and guidance to reach the summit."
Mera Peak Climb requires a long walk of 6/7 hours on a daily basis. In addition, you have to walk through rough and rocky trails. Most parts of the Mera Peak Climbing involve trekking and only the last part is climbing to the Mera summit from the Mera Base Camp. It takes a total of three days for climbing from the base camp to Mera Peak and back to the base camp.
However, the majority of the route is non-technical and straightforward. Hence, it is best suited for beginner climbers who want to start the mountaineering journey, experience high-altitude adventure, or hone their climbing abilities.
The most problematic factors that affect Mera Peak Climbing are altitude sickness, unpredictable weather, trails & terrains, physical fitness requirement, technical skills, and many more. Down below are some guides that can help you counter the Mera Peak Difficulty.
Fitness & Preparation for Mera Peak Climbing
Climbing to the highest trekking Mera Peak at an altitude of 6,6467m requires a great deal of physical fitness and mental stability. Though Mera Peak is considered to be the easiest, it has some technical parts and possesses hurdles and challenges. High altitude and weather are the other major aspects that need to be taken into consideration. Hence, you need good fitness and good knowledge to use climbing gear and equipment.If you are planning to climb the Mera Peak summit then you need to be well prepared and do a lot of training. Below is the list of training & guide you need to start doing now.
- Cardiovascular Training
- Hiking Training
- Eating Proper Diet
- Endurance Training
- Mental Preparation
I have made a full guide about "How to train for peak climbing: Tips from Pros", so check that out if you are interested.
Mera Peak Gear & Equipment Lists
Mera Peak offers you the finest and most thrilling climbing experiences. While going for such a lifetime adventure you must be well prepared.And having the right gear in your backpack will definitely make a huge difference. You have to be very careful while packing the Mera Peak gear list. Make sure you don’t overpack. Try to make it as light as possible. Good preparation will make your journey easier and more enjoyable.
Here is the list of essential gear and equipment you need for Mera Peak Climbing.
| Climbing Boots | Crampons | Descender(the figure of 8 locks) |
| Slings | Harness | Ascender |
| Gloves | Infinity Dry Rope | Screw Gate/Carabiner |
| Trekking Poles | Headlamp | Ice Axe |
| U-Lock | Altimeter | Climbing Helmet – UIAA Test |
| Oximeter | Ice-Screw | Sleeping Bags |
Read our Ultimate Mera Peak Packing List in detail.
Note: All of these items are easily accessible in Thamel, Kathmandu. You can buy or rent it too. Our company will manage all of the listed items for you.
Meals and Accommodation during Trek & Climbing
Mera Peak expedition is a combination of the teahouse and camping trek. During the whole trip, we try to provide you with the best possible accommodation and food. Firstly, upon your arrival in Kathmandu, you will be transferred to one of the star hotels in Thamel. We provide a three-night stay in Kathmandu.During the trek, your stay will be in the teahouse for 12 nights and around 2 nights in a tented camp. The rooms on the teahouse are provided on the basis of twins sharing. We will camp one night at Mera High Camp and the other one is during reserve day for contingency.
We provide full board meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) with tea or coffee on every meal on the trek. You can choose from a wide range of menu items that are offered by the teahouses. And while on the camp our staff/team cooks and prepares the food.
Overall, the Mera Peak climbing expedition is a mixed combination of all sorts of trekking and climbing experience.
Mera Peak Climbing FAQs
Is Mera Peak Climbing Dangerous?
Where is Mera Peak?
What is the Mera Peak Climbing Cost?
The cost of climbing Mera Peak depends on several factors such as services, itinerary, and guide, as we as the number of climbers in the group. On average, the cost of climbing Mera Peak can range from $2,500 to $5,000 per person.But we are selling at a best-selling price of $2,590 with a duration of 18 Days. All the cost inclusion & exclusion is listed above.
How Difficult is Climbing Mera Peak?
Considered a technical moderate climbing peak, Mera Peak is a challenging peak that requires good mountaineering experience & good physical condition. The major factors that make Mera Peak difficult are glaciers, crevasses, challenging terrain, snow-covered slopes & altitudes, unpredictable weather, and extreme cold.The Mera Peak climbing also requires technical equipment such as crampons, ice axe, harnesses, carabiners, camping equipment, & many useful gears. Similarly, with a help of an experienced climbing guide, climbing Mera Peak will be a lot easier and safer.
About Airport Pick Up and Drop Off:
One of our company representatives will be there to pick you up at the airport either with our company signboard or with your name. You will be then transferred to the designated hotel in Thamel by private vehicle.
Likewise, on your departure day, our company will drop you off at the airport from the hotel by private vehicle.
Emergency Rescue in Mera Peak:
Will I get a certificate of achievement after the succession of peak climbing?
Can a beginner climb Mera Peak?
Yes, a beginner can climb Mera Peak with the appropriate training, preparation, and support. Mera Peak is considered a suitable choice for novice climbers who are physically fit and have some prior trekking experience. Beginners should engage in a comprehensive training program that includes cardiovascular exercises, strength training, and endurance-building activities. It is also crucial to acclimatize properly to the high altitude by undertaking gradual ascents and allowing sufficient time for rest and adaptation.
Nepal Peak Adventure company offers Mera Peak expeditions that are specifically designed for beginners and novice climbers.
