Mera Peak Climbing - 19 Days

Mera Peak lies in between Khumbu Region & Mahalangur mountain range, at the height of 6474m, it is the highest trekking peak to climb in Nepal. Mera Peak is a less technical trekking peak climb in nepal. As this climb is a high altitude climb compared to other trekking peaks, despite having less technical climb, it could still be tough due to altitude and long summit day.

You do not have to be an experienced climber but should require basic knowledge of alpine skills to plan this climb. This climb has a maximum of 30-40 degree snow slopes. This climb is led by our most experienced climbing guide who has 15 plus years experience climbing in the Himalayas so you are in safe and professional hands. Your climbing guide fixes the rope for climb safety, and guides you for safe and successful climb. 

Mera peak summit has extraordinary views of himalayas. You will have incredible views of four eight thousand mountains, Mt. Everest ( 8848 m), Mt. Lhotse (8586m), Mt. Makalu ( 8643m) & Mt. Cho Oyu ( 8201m).

Trip Start/Ends
Kathmandu, Nepal
Trip Difficulty
Challenging Peak Climb
Trip Style
Lodge to Lodge & Tented Camp at Climb Days
Meals
BB in Ktm, Full Board of Meals at Trek & Climb
Accommodation
Hotel & Mt. Lodges & Tented Camp
Max. Elevation
6476m @ Mera Summit
Group Size
Min- 2 Pax, Max- 15+1 Pax

Mera Peak lies in between Khumbu Region & Mahalangur mountain range, at the height of 6474m, it is the highest trekking peak to climb in Nepal

Mera Peak is a less technical trekking peak climb in Nepal. As this climb is a high altitude climb compared to other trekking peaks, despite having less technical climb, it could still be tough due to altitude and long summit day.

You do not have to be an experienced climber but should require basic knowledge of alpine skills to plan this climb. This climb has a maximum of 30-40 degree snow slopes. This climb is led by our most experienced climbing guide who has 15 plus years experience climbing in the Himalayas so you are in safe and professional hands. Your climbing guide fixes the rope for climb safety, and guides you for safe and successful climb. 

 

When is the best time to Climb Mera Peak?
We have two best times to plan this Mera Peak Climbing. Spring (March, April, May) & Autumn (September, October, November) is the time to trek and climb Mera Peak. Both Spring & Autumn months have great weather conditions, excellent visibility, and clear days. Spring will be a flowering season in subtropical forests in the Mera Valley so the trek days will be very colorful. Temperature during Spring Months is relatively warmer months for trekking and climbing in mountains in Nepal including Mera Climbing. Both Spring & Autumn have the best and pleasant temperature. 

How difficult is Mera Peak Climb? Do I have to be super fit to plan this climb? 
Even though Mera Peak Climbing is technically straightforward (However ascend of Mera Peak requires approx. of 40-45 degrees of snow slopes), but as it is a high-altitude climb, and due to the seasonal crevasses in the region every year, the route can be long and climbing could be demanding and hard so you have to be prepared for this. 

Mera Peak Climbing has become one of the most popular trekking peaks to climb in Nepal. It involves trekking in the most remote valleys in Khumbu and Hinku valley, pristine nature, dense forested hills, grazing fields, frozen lakes and waterfalls and diversified flora and fauna of this region. As you will be trekking through the amazing small Sherpa Villages and will be staying in community Sherpa lodges during this trek and climb, you will have lifetime experience of the Sherpa hospitality, their richest culture and tradition during your trek/ climb to Mera Peak with us.

 

Important Trip Note

Ensuring the safety of your trip is our paramount concern during your Mera Peak Climbing with us. However, it is imperative for you to recognize that undertaking adventure travel in the mountainous regions of Nepal, particularly activities like trekking and mountaineering, entails a heightened risk of injury, accidents, and health issues due to navigating rough mountain terrains and high altitudes. Classic Vacations Nepal will not assume liability for any injuries, accidents, illnesses, health conditions, loss, or damage to your belongings, or any other hardships experienced during your journey with us.

Furthermore, please be aware that unforeseen weather conditions, the health and fitness of trekkers, or unexpected natural disasters may necessitate adjustments to the itinerary to ensure your safety and well-being. In such instances, your guide will consult with you to determine the best alternative route based on prevailing conditions. Nevertheless, we will consistently strive to ensure the smooth execution of your itinerary as per the original plan. Be prepared for flexibility if required.

Your trek and climb success and your satisfaction are our highest priorities. Therefore, we guarantee that your trek and climb will be led by our most professional trek  and climb leader and an exceptional support team, providing you with our utmost professionalized and personalized services. We will ensure meticulous attention to every logistical detail, allowing you to travel worry-free and fully enjoy your trek and climb with us.

Lukla Flight: 
Due to air traffic congestion at Kathmandu International Airport, the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has decided to operate Lukla flights to and from Manthali Airport in Ramechhap during major trekking seasons. This decision was made in March 2029. We will facilitate direct booking for your Lukla flight from Kathmandu. However, if airlines redirect Lukla flights from Ramechhap, your flight will be rescheduled accordingly.

Ramechhap is located about 130 Km northeast of Kathmandu and takes approximately 4 Hours to reach by road. Since the Lukla flight is scheduled in the morning, we will depart for this drive around 3:00 am to 3:30 am from our hotel in Kathmandu. We will organize a private transfer to and from Kathmandu to Ramechhap for the Lukla flight.

Tailor-Made for Your Climb:
While the standard Mera Peak Climb itinerary is included in this package, we understand that individual preferences may vary. So, if you wish to customize this climb itinerary or package according to your own preferences, don't hesitate to reach out to us. Whether you would like a shorter duration for the trek, want to modify the trek route, or have specific preferences regarding the services offered, feel free to email us at [email protected] Or WhatsApp us at +9779851040806

Option of Helicopter Flight:
We provide option of Helicopter flight from Lukla to Kothey (10 min flight) at the start of the climb and after the climb, we also offer a Helicopter flight back to Lukla from Khare (15 Min). This arrangement will allow you to trek and climb to Mera Peak within 2 weeks time. 

Cost of Lukla- Kothey Heli flight is US$- 750 per person in 2 trekker in group, and US$- 400 per person in a group of 4 trekkers joining this Heli flight. The cost of Khare to Lukla flight is US$- 850 per person in group of 2 trekkers, and if your group is 4 trekkers, your cost will be US$- 500 per person. 

Detail Itinerary

  • Day 1: Arrival Day in Kathmandu (1350m/4428ft)

    • 1350m
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    On your flight to Kathmandu, you will already have incredible views of the snow capped mountains including landscape views of the hills and valleys.

    Welcome to the land of Himalayas ! You will be picked by Classic Vacations Nepal airport representative at the airport, and then will be transferred to your trip hotel in Kathmandu. Evening, you will have a climbing briefing, meeting your climb guide, and discussion of your climb with us. Followed by welcome dinner at a typical Nepalese restaurant, you will be back at the hotel. Overnight stay in Kathmandu.

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    Accommodation

    Hotel Ramada Kathamndu Or Hotel Barahi Kathmandu (4 star )

     

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    Meals

    Welcome Dinner 

  • Day 2: Kathmandu Tour Or Indoor Wall Climbing Practice session

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    Today, you will have a free morning. Afternoon, we take you for the guided tour of Kathmandu Valley which includes the visit of the cultural and historical highlights of the city. During our tour, we will visit to Pashupatinath Temple (Biggest Hindu temple in the city), Swayambhunath Stupa (Also known as Monkey Temple) offers 360-degree views of the Kathmandu Valley and city, and Boudha Stupa (One of the biggest Buddhist Stupa in the city).

    For interested trekkers/climbers, we organize indoor wall climbing practice sessions with support of our lead climbing guide to help you to know the basic practice of climbing using rope, harness etc. Evening leisure at your hotel. Overnight stay in Kathmandu.

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    Accommodation

    Hotel Ramada Kathmandu Or Hotel Barahi Kathmandu (4 star)

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast 

  • Day 3: Fly to Lukla (2800m) & Acclimatization Day in Lukla 

    • 2800m
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    This morning, we have an early morning flight to Lukla. As flight to Lukla is weather dependent (Even sometimes, flights are diverted to Ramechhap airport due to the heavy air traffic in Kathmandu, and if so, you have to drive for additional 3/4 hours from Kathmandu), delays are expected. On arrival at Lukla, check in to our lodge.  

    Today we will be staying in Lukla for better acclimatization. As part of the acclimatization hike, our guide will take you for the hike to Kalo Himal range or visit to Chauri Kharka Village etc. Free evening for complete acclimatization. Overnight stay in Lukla.

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    Accommodation

    Mt. Lodge ( Attached Bathroom / Hot Shower)

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits 

  • Day 4: Trek to Chutanga (3450m/11316ft)- 4 to 5 Hour Trek 

    • 3450m
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    • 4-5hrs

    Breakfast at Lukla, then we head off to Chutanga through pine and rhododendron forest. Today, walking is a nice nature walk in pasture land (animals grazing Kharka) and steep hillside sections. Chutanga is below the ridge of Kalo Himal Range. Overnight stay in Chutanga. 

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    Accommodation

    Sherpa Community Lodge (Shared Bathroom / Basic Room)- Clean & Comfortable

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits

  • Day 5: Trek up Hill to Zatrwa La Pass (4610m/15120ft) & Trek Down to Tuli Kharka (4250m)- 7- 8 Hour Walk 

    • 4610m
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    • 7-8 hours

    From Chatunga, start with gradual uphill, then a steep ascent to Kalo Himal Range, traverse the boulder slope to Zatrwa La at 4600m. This will be your first hard climb on a mountain ridge on your this trip. Zatrawa La borders Lukla Valley of Everest Region and Hinku Valley of Mera region. Stunning views of Kongde Ri, Numbur Himal, Lumding Himal range are spectacular from the top.

    Another few hours of descent in the valley brings us to Tuli Khara for overnight stay. Tuli Khadka is a small settlement of yak herder and pasture land with natural surroundings.

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    Accommodation

    Sherpa Community Lodge (Shared Bathroom )- Neat, Clean and Comfortable

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits 

  • Day 6: Trek to Gothey (3600m/11808ft)- 5-6 Hour Walk

    • 3600m
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    • 5-6hrs

    Today, we will be walking in Hinku Valley, mostly a down hill through the beautiful pine, rhododendron and oaks forest. It is a great nature walk in the valley.

    Walk today is pleasant compared to the previous day of Zatrwala pass. Gothey is a nice but small Sherpa village. This evening, you will simply stroll around the village and its surroundings nature. Overnight stay in Gothey. 

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    Accommodation

    Sherpa Community Lodge (Shared Bathroom)- Neat, Clean & Comfortable

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits 

  • Day 7: Trek to Thagnag (4350m/14268ft) 5-6 Hour Walk 

    • 4350m
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    • 5-6hrs

    Today, we will have a beautiful day walking to Thaknak/Thagnag. Trail follows the Hinku River, a gradual ascent along the ridge of upper Hinku Valley towards Gondishung. En route, we will pass by the Lungsamba Monastery which is believed to be 200 years old. Here, you will find Mera Peak scripted in a rock including its route to Mera Peak. You will have a great view of Mera top from here.

    Further walking to Thaknak is nice and pleasant. Thaknak is a nice sherpa village in this region with some old and interesting monasteries. Overnight stay in Thagnag/ Thaknak.

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    Accommodation

    Sherpa Community Lodge (Shared Bathroom)- Neat, Clean & Comfortable

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits 

  • Day 8: Acclimatization Day at Thagnag/Thaknak

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    Today is our acclimatization day in Thaknak. Leisure morning and breakfast at lodge. As a part of the acclimatization hike, we have an option to hike to Sabal Tsho, a beautiful lake hidden behind the Sabal glacier or to Hinku Nup Glacier north toward Kangtega mountain reaching the altitude of 5000m for proper acclimatization. Afternoon/evening, simply stroll around in Thaknak, local houses, Sherpa peoples and witness their lifestyles. Overnight stay in Thaknak.

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    Accommodation

    Sherpa Community Lodge (Shared Bathroom)- Neat, Clean & Comfortable

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits 

  • Day 9: Trek to Khare (5025m/16482ft) 5-6 Hour Walk

    • 5025m
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    • 5-6hrs

    Trek to Khare is impressive today but a demanding walk. Initially the trail climbs towards the moraine of Hinku Nup and Shar Glacier via Dig Khola, then the trail steeply ascends to Khare.

    Mera La & Northern face of Mera Peak view is incredible from Khare. It is the final guest house area in this region at our climb to Mera Peak.

    From here onward to Mera Peak summit, there are no guest houses so we will be staying in tents until our summit approaches Mera Peak and returns back to Khare. Overnight stay in Khare.

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    Accommodation

    Sherpa Community Lodge (Share Bathroom)- Neat, Clean & Comfortable

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits 

  • Day 10: Day in Khare. Climbing Practices & Acclimatization 

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    It is a day planned for acclimatization and climbing practices. Your climbing guide will conduct basic training to prepare yourself and enhance your climbing techniques and safety measures prior to summit approach to Mera Peak. Your climbing guide will teach you how to use an ice axe, harness, climbing boots and crampons, using ropes and the correct way to belay and rappel. This will be a beneficial climbing practice session. 

    Khare has few stores providing rental facilities of all the personal climbing gear for climbers, so if you wish to pick your personal climbing gear in Khare, you would get it this morning, and our guide will help you out for this. Overnight stay in Khare.

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    Accommodation

    Sherpa Community Lodge (Shared Bathroom)- Neat, Clean & Comfortable

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits 

  • Day 11: Trek to Mera Base Camp (5350m/17548ft) 3-4 Hour Walk

    • 5350m
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    • 3-4hrs

    Leaving Khare, the trail ascends to Mera Glacier, then a steep climb to top of the glacier, just below Mera La, then a short traverse hike along the glacier to Mera Peak Base Camp.

    Today is a short day planned for complete acclimatization at altitude. Our camping crew will fix the tent and prepare lunch. You will have a nice afternoon/ evening enjoying the great view of Mera, glacier surroundings and base camp valley. Climbing practices in Base Camp. Overnight stay in Base Camp. 

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    Accommodation

    Tented Camp (Two Men Tent)

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee & Boiled Drinking Water 

  • Day 12: Climb to Mera Peak High Camp (5780m/18958ft) 3-4 Hour Climb

    • 5780m
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    • 3-4hrs

    After breakfast at base camp this morning, we will hike to Mera High Camp. We will first climb over to Mera La, then continue a climb along a rocky trail toward the Mera High Camp. 

    Mera High Camp has one of the best views of this region. Panoramic views of Mt. Everest, Makalu, Nuptse, Cho Oyu & Chamlang are spectacular from here. As our summit climb starts at the first hour of next morning, we will have early dinner and sleep tonight. 

    Due to altitude, staying in high camp could be very cold and may feel the effect of high altitude but nothing to be worried about. Drink enough water and keep yourself hydrated. Overnight stay in High Camp. 

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    Accommodation

    Tented Camp (Two Men Tent)

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee & Boiled Drinking Water

  • Day 13: Mera Peak Summit (6470m/21222ft)  & Descend to Khare (5025m/16482ft) 9-10 Hour Climb

    • 6470m
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    • 9-10 hours

    Today will be a big day for us. Wake up and morning breakfast at around 2:00 am, then get ready for our summit push to Mera Peak. Mornings usually have great weather in Mera summit. Weather at afternoon is unpredictable and there is a higher possibility of snow storm at Mera summit so early start is very very important for safety and success of this climb.

    From high camp, initial climb will be gradual at a glacier cross to ridge, then slope steepens toward the base of Mera summit. This final slope ridge climb will be a tough part of the climb and supported by your climbing Sherpa by fixing rope to reach to the summit. If everything goes well as per our schedule for this climb, we should be at the summit by 9-10 am. 

    Mera summit offers the most spectacular views of the complete Himalayan range in Nepal, including five mountains above 8000m namely, Mt. Everest (8848 m), Cho-Oyu (8210m), Lhotse (8516m), Makalu (8463m), Kangchenjunga (8586m) and Nuptse (7855m), Chamlang (7319m), Baruntse (7129m) etc. 

    After enjoying a great time in Mera Summit, we descend to high camp, then to Mera La where your sherpa crew will greet you with hot tea/coffee and soup. With a bit of rest here, we then head down straight to Khare for tonight overnight.

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    Accommodation

    Sherpa Community Lodge (Shared Bathroom)- Neat, Clean & Comfortable

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits 

  • Day 14: Climbing Reserve Day

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    Today is our climbing reserve day. If we have trouble summiting Mera on our scheduled day due to bad weather or snow storm etc, we will stay extra night in high camp and hit the Mera summit today. If we will be summing Mera on our scheduled day on day 13, we may use this day as an extra day to walk back to Lukla or use it as a spare day in Kathmandu.

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    Accommodation

    Sherpa Community Lodge (Shared Bathroom)- Neat, Clean & Comfortable

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits  

  • Day 15: Trek to Gothey (3600m/11808 ft) 5- 7 Hour Walk

    • 3600m
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    • 5-7hrs

    After morning breakfast at Khare, we descend to Gothey via Thaknak. It will be the same route return. It will be a pleasant day walking down a hill to low altitude. Overnight stay in Gothey. 

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    Accommodation

    Sherpa Community Lodge (Shared Bathroom)- Neat, Clean & Comfortable

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits 

  • Day 16: Trek to Tuli Kharka (4250m/13940ft) 5- 6 Hour Walk

    • 4250m
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    • 5-6hrs

    Walking from Gothey to Tuli Kharka is pleasant in the lush forest ascent following the west of Hinku Valley. As we walked this route already, you are familiar with this section walk. Evening, stroll around Tuli Kharka natural surroundings. Overnight stay in Tuli Kharka. 

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    Accommodation

    Sherpa Community Lodge (Shared Bathroom)- Neat, Clean & Comfortable

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits 

  • Day 17: Trek back to Lukla (2800m/9184ft) 5-7 Hour Walk

    • 2800m
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    • 5-7hrs

    From Tuli Kharka, trail ascent to the top of Trek to Zatrwa La (4600m), then descend to Chutanga for lunch. Rest of the walk to Lukla is pleasant in yak pasture, scenic and natural hills surroundings.

    In Lukla, you will enjoy the Mera Peak summit celebration dinner together with your climbing crew. You will say goodbye to the climbing crew this evening. This is your last night staying in the mountains as you will be flying back to Kathmandu early the next day. Overnight stay in Lukla.

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    Accommodation

    Mt. Lodge (Attached Bathroom /Hot Shower)

     

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    Meals

    Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/ Coffee, Seasonal Fruits 

  • Day 18: Fly back to Kathmandu (1350/4428ft)- 35 Min Flight 

    • 1350m
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    • 35min flight

    Morning flight back to Kathmandu. Transfer to trip hotel. Day leisure in Kathmandu.

    Evening, we will host a farewell dinner at one of the finest restaurants in town. Feedback of your climb with us. Overnight stay in Kathmandu. 

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    Accommodation

    Hotel Ramada Kathmandu Or Barahi Kathmandu (4 star)

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    Meals

    Breakfast & Farewell Dinner 

  • Day 19: Departure from Kathmandu

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    Your trip ends today. Morning breakfast at the hotel. At your departure, we provide a private departure transfer to the airport and our services end. 

    End of the trip ! 

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    Accommodation

    No Hotel Today 

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    Meals

    Breakfast 

Inclusion

  • Transportation: All ground transportation (Including airport pick up and departure transfer) in Kathmandu by private vehicle
  • Hotel in Kathmandu: Hotel Ramada Kathmandu ( 4 star) Or similar hotel in Kathmandu- 03 Night (Twin share)
  • Welcome & Farewell Dinner: Welcome dinner at one of the typical Nepalese restaurants (eating local food, enjoy with cultural music and traditional dance) & farewell dinner at one of the finest western restaurants in town
  • Tour of Kathmandu Or Wall Climbing: Guided Tour of Kathmandu Valley or Wall climbing/ Rock climbing practice in Kathmandu ( Option as per your choice)
  • Domestic Flight: Kathmandu- Lukla- Kathmandu Or Ramechhap- Lukla- Ramechhap), transfer and air taxes (Flights by Twin Ottar Or Dornier Planes)  
  • Trek & Climb Meals: Full Board Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, tea & coffee & seasonal fruits) during the trek & climbing to Mera Peak
  • Trek Accommodation: Mera Peak Trek accommodation at Mt. Lodges, Sherpa Community Lodges (Neat, Clean and Comfortable)- Twin Share 
  • Climb Accommodation: Staying in Mera Peak Base Camp & High Camp is at tented camp- Two men tents, foods are prepared by our Sherpa Cook, and support team
  • Mera Peak Permit & Fees: Mera Peak Climbing Permit, Sagarmatha National Park & Makalu Barun National Park entry Fee and permit
  • Group Equipment: Group Climbing Gear for Mera Peak Climb (Main Rope, Fix Rope, Ice Axe, Ice Crew etc.)
  • Trek/ Climb Guide: One  Experienced Trekking/Climbing Guide (English Speaking, First Aid trained, NMA certified Climbing Leader, 15 Years experiences in Climbing), assistant trek/climb guide in a group, Sherpa helper to carry trek luggage’s, food and kitchen utensil, all payment and insurance 
  • Trek Equipment: Four seasonal sleeping bag and down jacket for trek and climb to Mera Peak, T- shirt, Trek Duffle Bag
  • Medicine: Exclusive medical kit bag including high altitude medicine & Oximeter 
  • Certificate: Mera Peak Climb certificate after the suffesscul climb of Mera Peak with us. Your certificate is issued by Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA)
  • Taxes: All Government & local taxes applicable 
  • Departure Transfer: Final transfer to airport at the end of the trip 

Exclusion

  • Nepal Visa: Nepal Visa Fee- US$- 50 for 30 Days Visa
  • Travel Insurance: Must include helicopter evacuation, medical exp., and trip cancellation coverage 
  • Personal Climbing Gear: Crampons, Harness, 2 x Tape slings, 2 x ScrewGate Karabiners, Descended/ Abseil Device, Prussic Loops & Plastic Mountaineering Boots etc. (You could hire them in Kathmandu and In Khare- Cost US$- 100 per person)
  • Oxygen: Uses of Oxygen cost US$-100 per hour at emergency requirement. Oxygen is available at Khare
  • Personal Nature Expenses: Phone calls, cold and alcoholic beverages, extra meals & extra porters
  • Tips: Tips for Climbing guide and porters
  • Extending Trip: Cost of any extending trips, services etc. beyond suggested in inclusion 

Meals & Accommodation

Meals

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Nepali Food

Your meals during your stay in Kathmandu will be on a bed & breakfast plan. We will host a welcome dinner and a farewell dinner in Kathmandu. Any additional meals during your stay will be at your own expense.

During the trek, your meals are included as part of our package. You will have a choice of breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as tea/coffee during your trekking days with us. We will source food for your group from guesthouses, prepared by trained local chefs. We take care to ensure that your food is fresh and hygienic.

During the climb, your meals is cooked by our Sherpa Cook, and support team. They prepare fresh, hygienic food, and boil the water for drinking.

Accommodation

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Hotel during trek

For this trip, we use 4-star deluxe luxury hotels in Kathmandu to ensure your stay is comfortable. During the trek, you will be staying in mountain lodges and guest houses owned by local Sherpas, offering a nice and comfortable experience. You will have hotel with attached bathroom staying in Lukla whereas other places will have regular Sherpa Community Lodges which are clean, neat and comfortable. 

During your climbing days, you will be staying in two men tented camp (At Mera Base Camp & Mera High Camp). 


Guides

We are team of professionals who share a common devotion to the outdoors and are commited to world travel.

Dates & Price

We have compiled a list of departure dates for Mera Peak Climbing each month. Please feel free to select a date and time that best suits your schedule. In the event that none of the listed dates align with your availability, kindly inform us of your preferred date and time, and we will gladly accommodate your request.  As a personalized tour and trekking operator in Nepal, we predominantly offer private departure dates for this climb.

However, if you prefer to climb Mera Peak in a group, please let us know. We will have no trouble organizing this climb as a group departure on a date and time convenient for you.

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Things to Know About Mera Peak Climbing

Mera Peak is Nepal’s highest trekking peak at 6,476 meters (21,247 feet) and offers an excellent introduction to high-altitude mountaineering for adventurous trekkers. Although technically less demanding than other Himalayan climbs, it requires a strong level of physical fitness and mental endurance. Climbers must be prepared to deal with freezing temperatures, long trekking days, and the effects of high altitude. The climb provides awe-inspiring views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, and Cho Oyu.

Gear List for Mera Peak Climbing

Layered clothing is essential for comfort and safety on Mera Peak. Your base layer should be moisture-wicking thermal underwear, which keeps sweat off your skin. The mid-layer (like a fleece jacket) provides insulation, and the outer shell must be waterproof and windproof to protect against harsh alpine weather. A thick down jacket is crucial for summit day when temperatures can plunge below -20°C (-4°F). Don’t forget warm hats, neck gaiters, and insulated gloves to shield you from windchill.

🧥 Clothing

  • -Base Layers (Moisture-Wicking)
  • -Thermal tops and bottoms (2 sets)
  • -Moisture-wicking T-shirts (2–3)
  • -Lightweight trekking pants (2 pairs)
  • -Underwear (quick-dry, 3–4 pairs)
  • -Insulating Layers
  • -Fleece jacket or pullover
  • -Down jacket (essential for high altitude)

 

Outer Layers

  • -Waterproof/windproof jacket (Gore-Tex or similar)
  • -Waterproof trekking pants

 

Headwear

  • Warm beanie or wool hat
  • Sun hat or cap
  • Buff or neck gaiter
  • Sunglasses (UV protection)

 

🎒 Bags

  • Backpack (50–65L with rain cover)
  • Daypack (20–30L for daily essentials)
  • Duffle bag (optional, if using a porter)
  • Dry bags or ziplocks (for organizing and keeping things dry)

 

🧰 Accessories

  • Headlamp (with extra batteries)
  • Trekking poles (highly recommended)
  • Water bottles (or hydration bladder – 2L+ total capacity)
  • Water purification (tablets, filter, or UV purifier)
  • Pocket knife or multi-tool
  • Lightweight power bank
  • Travel adapter (Nepal uses Type C, D, and M plugs)
  • Notebook & pen (optional)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Mera Peak Climbing a private or group trip?

This climbing trip to Mera Peak is planned as a small group trip departure. However, you could choose to trek and climb privately at your own convenient date.

Once I am booked, is my trip guaranteed?

Yes, your climbing trip is guaranteed once you are booked. So, book this climb with us at your date and stay worry free.

Where is Mera Peak? How do we get there?

Mera Peak is situated between Khumbu Region ( Everest Region) and Makalu Barun National Park. We will fly to Lukla from Kathmandu, then trek toward Hinku valley to Makalu Barun National Park. It takes one week to reach Khare from Lukla, from where climb to Mera Peak starts with camp to base camp, high camp and summit to Mera.

Where do we stay on the Mera Peak Climbing trip?

On this climbing trip, you will be staying in Sherpa community lodges and guest houses from Lukla till Khare. From Khare onward to Mera Peak, there are no guest houses so we will be staying in a tented camp at Mera Base Camp and Mera High Camp. On summit day, we will start the summit walk every morning, and will be returning back to Khare the same day. From Khare to Lukla, we will again be staying in lodges.

Who is my guide to this climb?

The Mera Peak Climbing trip is guided by our expert Sherpa Guides who is experienced in himalayan climbing for the last 15 years. Our climbing guides are English speaking, first aid and eco trained. Our climbing guides are licensed from the Government of Nepal, Department of tourism, and certified by Nepal Mountaineering Association and trained by Nepal National Mountain Guide Association which is Member Associations of IFMGA. So, while climbing with us, you are in safe and professional hands.

Ahmad Abdolvahabi

California, USA

Chet was very professional, responsive, and to the point. I had a great guide (Deepak).
4.45

I did Gokyo lake and Renjo pass in Dec with Chet Bhatta and his company. Chet, with whom I corresponded a number of times, was very professional, responsive, and to the point. I had a great guide (Deepak). He was very responsible and caring. He also suggested going over the Rinjo pass, which was just great and became one of the highlights of my trip. My porter (whose name was also Deepak) came across as very nice and sweet. All together, I was very happy with my guide, porter, and the company. As a matter of fact, I am thinking of doing another trekking with them. I would definitely recommend this company.

Stefan Fenger

German

Overall it was a great trip and we would very much recommend Chet and his company !!!
4.45

My partner and I planned our first climbing trip to Nepal to climb Island Peak and Lobuche East. When I first contacted Chet Bhatta and his company and inquired about the trip, Chet the owner of the company emailed me with a detailed itinerary of a possible trip and after some back and forth via email he called me to discuss the trip in more detail. One of the main things which made us go with Classic Vacations Nepal was that Chet focused on climbing safety, explaining that this trip is not just some easy walk in the mountains but involves serious climbing and potential danger. He also asked us about our previous climbing experience. He did not just try to sell us the tour but informed us well about the trip. This impressed us and we booked the trip.

The trip itself was incredible and well organized. 

Once we got to the last village before Island Peak we met our climbing guide Pema, a highly experienced guide with multiple Everest ascents as well as other 8000ers.

We went on to climb Island Peak, which was a tough but fun challenge and was awarded with amazing views from the top. The climb was very enjoyable and Pema made sure we were safe during our climb.

We then went on to climb Lobuche East, which also went very well. We had great weather and enjoyed nice close up views of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Pumori and Everest Basecamp.

Dr. Kerrie Corcoran

Australia

Trekking & Wildlife Experiences was great with Classic Vacations Nepal!
4.45

Have finished tours with Classic Vacations Nepal. One a trek to Mera Peak the others wildlife safaris to Chitwan and Bardia. We found the tours exceptional. The detail and organizational processes by Chet Bhatta were outstanding. Both holidays went beyond our expectations. The team at Classic Vacations Nepal went the extra mile to ensure that we had an enjoyable experience. We highly recommend this organization if you are considering holidaying in Nepal.

Michael Gerard Schaumberg 

Melbourne, Australia

Date of Experience: September 19, 2022

I can not speak more highly of this company and the people they employ
4.45

Mt Mera Peak Trekking

Having just had a successful ascent of Mt Mera peak with Classic Vacations Nepal, I can not speak more highly of this company and the people they employ. The guides and porters are of first class material - a mixture of experience, knowledge and practicality that made the whole trek a joy to be part of. I found the managing director - Mr Chet Bhatta, to be a warm, charming and caring person, who only had our best interests at heart and who only wanted to have a successful and enjoyable trek for me and a type of person who went out of his way to make it so. 

I cannot recommend Classic Vacations more highly to any one who wishes to have a trekking experience like no other in Nepal.

Date of Experience: September 19, 2022

Michael Gerard Schaumberg 
Melbourne, Australia

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