Mera Peak climbing

About Trip

Mera Peak (6654m), located in Everest region is one another most demanded peak for climbing in Nepal. This is one of the challenging peaks for climbing but is highly permitted peaks for climbing in Nepal. This peak was said to have explored by the British team in 1950s and was ascended by Col. Jimmy Roberts and Sen Tenzing on 20 May 1953. One of the features of this peak is that the trail provides the most astonishing mountain sceneries including of Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Cho Oyu, among other mountains lying in the areas. Similarly, it offers splendid landscape, rocky and sloppy hills, flora and fauna in the area.

Mera peak climbing trip begins with a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla or Tumlingtar or Phaplu and continues through the classic route to Everest base camp through Namche Bazaar and after making an excursion around, finally the trai takes you back to Lukla and flies back to Kathmandu.

Day to Day Itinerary

Day 01:Arrival in Kathmandu. And transfer to Hotel.

Day 02:Half day sightseeing in Kathmandu City, pree-trip meeting.

Day 03:Flight Kathmandu to Lukla (2850m.)Camp

Day 04:Trek to Chutanga (3170m.)Camp

Day 05:Trek to Chhatra La Pass (4620m.) Chhatrabok.Camp

Day 06:Trek to Kothe (3800m.)Camp

Day 07:Trek to Thagnag (4600m.)Camp

Day 08:Acclimatization at Thagnak. Camp

Day 09:Trek to Khare. Camp

Day 10:Climbing preparation day. Camp

Day 11:Mera La Pass (5350m.)Camp

Day 12:Mera High-Camp (5780m.)Camp

Day 13:Mera Peak (6,654m.) climbing period. Camp

Day 14:Extra day for Mera summit if you couldn't make it in 1st attempt. Camp

Day 15:Retract to Khare. Camp

Day 16:Trek to Kothe. Camp

Day 17:Trek to Chharabok.Camp

Day 18:Trek to Chutanga. Camp

Day 19:Trek to Lukla. Camp

Day 20:Fly back to Kathmandu. Hotel (evening farewell dinner in Kathmandu)

Day 21:Extra day in Kathmandu anycase of bad weather in Lukla. Hotel

Day 22:Trip end. Final departure transfer to airport.