Panoramic views of Mt. Everest, Makalu, Chamlang, Baruntse, Melungtse, Amadablam, Thamserku, Pumori, Tower Peak, Kusum Kanggru, Kanchanjunga from the summit.
Different Communities with a majority of Sherpa, Tamang, Chhetri, Brahmin, and Newar.
Great Himalayan Landscape.
Climb on top to the stunning and magnificent Mera peak with the far-reaching panorama of the Himalayas.
A popular 6000m trekking peak.
An enchanting journey through forests and obscure villages.
Prep at Mera Peak Base Camp and High Camp.
Climb with our certified and experienced Sherpa climbing guides.
Mera Peak Trek Overview:
The Mera Peak is one of the most popular trekking peaks in Nepal, and it is popular for a good reason. Situated in the Everest Region, the peak lies at an altitude of 6,476 meters. The summit of the peak provides a breathtaking 360-degree view of the Himalayan range, including Mount Everest (8,848m), Mt Lhotse (8,586m), Mt Cho Oyu (8,201m), and Mt Makalu (8,643m).
In the Mera Peak trek, you will find everything you can imagine, such as unique Sherpa settlements, lush forests, swinging suspension bridges, and traditional gompas. There’s something for everyone to enjoy. And of course, you can’t forget about the prayer flags and stunning mountain views.
Whether you’re an experienced climber or just looking for an adventure, Mera Peak is the perfect destination. So what are you waiting for? Start planning your trip today!
Why Mera Peak is the perfect choice for beginners?
Mera Peak trek is ideal for those who want to enjoy a little bit of everything Nepal has to offer. From the stunning views of the snow-capped mountains to the different cultural monuments and settlements, you’ll be treated to a truly unique experience.
Climbing Mera Peak is the perfect choice for beginners for a number of reasons. First and foremost, it’s one of the tallest peaks in the world that is open to anyone who wants to submit it. That’s because the Nepalese government has made it a priority to make Mera Peak accessible to as many people as possible. In fact, they’ve even set up a base camp at the base of the peak that provides all the necessary amenities for climbers.
The feeling of accomplishment after summiting a Himalayan peak is beyond words. Our team of expert guides and porters will ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable trek. The trek is moderate in difficulty and can be undertaken by people of all ages.
During your trek, you’ll be overcome with joy however make sure to take some time to just breathe and take some beautiful photos. The landscape below is described by some as snowy, moon-like scenery. Of course, these moments of bliss cannot be possible without some exhausting (but rewarding) trekking.
The Mera peak is the perfect choice for those who wish to attempt a Himalayan summit for the first time. It is an achievable goal, with a well-defined trail and a comfortable base camp that makes it the ideal choice for beginners. Getting to the summit is a truly amazing experience, as the views are simply breathtaking.
Best Time For Mera Peak Trekking
Mera Peak trekking is a popular option for those looking to explore the Everest region. The best times to make the trips are during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These seasons provide the best weather and clearest skies. It is possible to climb in the winter, though the snow can pose difficult challenges. The key is to be prepared and to have the right gear.
Additionally, you should avoid traveling during the monsoon season (June to September), since heavy rains and landslides can make it impossible for you to travel.
Once you’re on the trail, the hardest part is the ascent to the summit. The trail is steep and strenuous, and altitude sickness is a real concern. Be sure to take your time and acclimatize to the altitude before making your final push to the top.
The rewards, however, are more than worth it. From the summit, you’ll be treated to some of the most incredible views on earth. Soak it all in, and enjoy the feeling of accomplishment that comes with reaching the top of one of Nepal’s most iconic peaks.
Trekking Map, Route & Accommodation To Mera Peak
The trekking route to Mera Peak starts from Lukla, which is a small town in the Everest region of Nepal. Trekking routes from Lukla take you through the Everest region, then onto Mera High Camp after the village of Khare. The trekking route to Mera Peak is a strenuous one and takes around 14 days to complete.
After a short 45 minutes flight from Kathmandu, you’ll find yourself in Lukla – the gateway to the world’s tallest mountain. During your visit to Lukla, you’ll be mesmerized by the beauty of your surroundings and can’t resist taking pictures. While it’s fun to take in the sights, you’ll need to prepare for the trek ahead.
After a relaxing night of sleep, you’ll make your way through Lukla to Chutanga. The trail leads you toward the edge of the forest, where you’ll find beautiful rhododendron and pine trees. You’ll pass through several small villages before you reach the thick woods on the slope beneath the Kalo Himal Ridge.
The next day, you’ll be greeted with spectacular views of Numbur Himal, Kongdi Ri, Karyolang, and numerous other mountains and peaks. You’ll spend the night at Chatara La, and the following day is just as adventurous. You’ll pass through woodlands of juniper, rhododendron, and other local vegetation. Enjoy the views of Mera and the Hinku Valley, and keep an eye out for wild animals like sloth bears and mountain cats among the tall pine trees.
As you trek for hours on your fifth and sixth days, you will reach your acclimatization day on the seventh. Today is another acclimatization day, which means you’ll be moving one day closer to your high peak. Get ready to walk around and prepare for the peak.
On your next day, you’ll be trekking from Khare to Mera High Camp. This is an energetic day, as you’ll be able to take in the spectacular views of Everest, Makalu, Baruntse, Kusum Kanguru, and many other mountains. Moreover, If you haven’t taken any pictures yet, make sure to have your camera ready as you make your way back to Khare from Mera High Camp.
The next few days will be spent enjoying the hospitality and sights of the villages you’ll be visiting on our way back. But eventually, your short trek will come to an end in Thuli Kharka. From there, you’ll make your way back to Lukla, where we’ll say goodbye and depart for Kathmandu.
When you book a trekking package with us, you can rest assured that your accommodation will be taken care of according to the itinerary you have selected. You’ll be staying in tea houses and hotels along the way, and we will provide you with guides and porters to make sure you have the best possible experience.
The food that is offered on our trekking packages is of the highest quality and is absolutely delicious. You’ll be able to choose from a variety of different dishes, and we’ll make sure that you’re well-fed and taken care of throughout your journey.
Tips for a Successful Mera Peak Climb
Mera Peak is Nepal’s most popular trekking peak and for good reason. At 6,476m it’s the highest trekking peak in the country and offers stunning views of some of the world’s tallest mountains, including Mt. Everest. It’s also a relatively non-technical climb, meaning that you don’t need any special mountaineering skills or equipment for the summit.
However, that doesn’t mean that climbing Mera Peak is easy. You’ll still need to be in good physical shape and be prepared for the altitude. Here are some tips to help you have a successful climb.
1. Choose the right time of year to go
The best times to make the trip, though, are during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These months offer the best weather conditions for trekking and climbing, with clear skies and moderate temperatures. Avoid the monsoon season (June to September), when heavy rains and landslides can make the trail impassable.
2. Get in shape
It is probably most important to remember that Mera Peak is only a moderate hike, so you will need to be in good physical shape to reach the summit. If you’re not used to hiking at altitude, start training a few months before your trip. Go for long hikes in the hills or mountains and try to do a few multi-day hikes. If you can, do some hikes with a backpack to get used to the extra weight.
3. Hire a guide
While it is possible to trek and climb Mera Peak without a guide, we highly recommend hiring one. As part of our package, you will receive a guide as well as porters to assist you throughout the trek. As a guide, you won’t only gain insight into the trail and technical sections of the climb, but also gain local knowledge and experience.
4. Stay hydrated & eat healthily
As your trek progresses to higher altitudes, it is extremely important that you stay hydrated and drink plenty of water. Be sure to drink enough water every day – at least 3-4 liters. You might not feel thirsty, but your body needs water to function properly.
On a similar note, it is important that you eat healthily throughout your trek. You’ll burn a lot of calories during your trek, so you need to replenish your energy. Don’t forget to eat plenty of carbs and protein throughout the day. Also, Snacks like nuts and bars are good choices for energy boosters.
5. Be prepared for the altitude
The altitude is one of the biggest challenges on the Mera Peak climb, so it’s important to be prepared for it. The best way to prepare for the climb is to acclimatize yourself. This involves gradually increasing your exposure to altitude over a few days or weeks. Symptoms of altitude sickness can include headache, nausea, vomiting, shortness of breath, and fatigue.
If you start to experience any of these symptoms, it’s important to descend to a lower altitude as soon as possible. In severe cases, altitude sickness can lead to edema (fluid in the lungs) or cerebral edema (fluid on the brain), which can be fatal.
Detail Itinerary
01Day
Flight from Kathmandu to lukla - 45 minutes.
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As part of our trek, our first day will be spent flying from Kathmandu to Lukla, which is the gateway to Everest, the tallest mountain in the world, which takes around 45 minutes from Kathmandu. We will be greeted with lush mountains and picturesque views as we travel and explore the natural beauty of Lukla along the way. During our stay here in Lukla, we will be staying at a tea house, where we will be served lunch, breakfast, and dinner throughout the day.
Destination:
Lukla
Accommodation:
Tea House
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
2860m
02Day
Trek from Lukla to Chutanga - 4 hours.
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On our next day, we will follow a decent trail that led through the field to the edge of a decreasing forest of rhododendrons and pine that cover the precarious slopes on either side of the trail. The trail will take us through a few small villages before we enter thick woods below the Kalo Himal Ridge on the slopes of the mountain. There is a preliminary route that goes straight from Lukla for up to an hour, then it somewhat rises up to Chutanga through the mountains. At an altitude of 3450 in Chutanga, we will be staying our night at a tea house, which is near the top of the mountain.
Destination:
Chutanga
Accommodation:
Tea House
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and DInner
Altitude:
3450m
03Day
Trek from Chutanga to chatara La - 7 hours.
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The next day on our journey to climb up to the Chatara Pass, we can appreciate the spectacular views of the Numbur Himal, Kongdi Ri,Karyolang crest, and many other mountains and peaks. Straight ahead and up through the rhododendron woodlands, we may encounter wild animals if we are lucky enough to have good weather. The view from the Chatara La over the Dudh Kosi towards the Karyolung and the Lumding Himal, and the scenery over the rolling lower regions of the Hinku Valley is simply breathtaking. Crossing to the left and finally plunging steeply to Tuli Kharka (large field), we will reach the Chatara La for our overnight stay.
Destination:
Chatara La
Accommodation:
Tea House
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
4500m
04Day
Trek from chatara La to kothe - 5 hours.
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Today on our journey, we’ll pass through woodlands of juniper, rhododendron, and other neighborhood vegetation. While on our way we can spot the mountain creatures like Sloth Bears, Wilderness Felines and is covered with tall pine trees. Also, we can appreciate the sight of the Mera and the Hinku valley on our way. After eating in Thakthor, we again begin our trek to Kothe. This is a decent spot to camp and there are a few teahouses around you can visit and wander to nearby places for the rest of the time.
Destination:
Kothe
Accommodation:
Tea House
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
3700m
05Day
Trek from Kothe to Thagnag - 4 hours.
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Our plan today is to climb along the west bank of the riverbed up to Thagnag (4350m). This will be a continuous climb and we will have hit the peak of the Kusum Kanguru crest and many more Himalayan peaks for the day.
The views from the top are said to be incredible, with a clear view of Mt. Charpate and Mera La as well as a Buddhist Gompa. The climb is a continuous one, so we’ll be putting in a lot of effort today. But it will be worth it when we reach the top and get to see all the incredible sights that the Himalayas have to offer.
There are a lot of hotels and shops beginning to be constructed in Thagnag as spring touches the region. Our trek will take us along the Hinku Khola in the shadow of Mera Peak before we stop at Gondishung, the herders’ settlement on the west bank of the Hinku Drangka for lunch. Then it’s just a short walk to Thaknak, a mid-year territory with crude cabins and shops.
Destination:
Thagnag
Accommodation:
Tea House
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
4350m
06Day
Trek from Thangnak to Khare - 4 hours.
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Early morning, we’ll be leaving Thaknak to pursue the difficult trek day as we’ll have to pass through the steep moraine trails. The Moraine waywill be from Dig Glacier to Dig Kharka where you will be in front of Charpate Himal. This trial will make posts near the nose of the Hinku Nap and Shar glaciers.
Soon after, our steep climb of 3-4 hours will soon end in Khare where we’ll have plenty of time to rest and enjoy the beautiful sceneries this place has to offer. Khare is the acclimatization point of the Mera Peak climbing itinerary which means you will spend another day tomorrow here.
Destination:
Khare
Accommodation:
Tea House
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
5045m
07Day
Acclimatization day
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It is yet another acclimatization day for our high-peak climb that is set to take place one day from now. Walk around today and prepare ourselves for the challenge before us. We have set aside a day exclusively for acclimatization and preparation just to ensure that we are set up better for the climb up Mera Peak the following day.
Our climbing head will enable us to clean our necessary climbing procedures and exhibit the ideal approaches to utilize our climbing apparatuses like the ice hatchet, tackle, climbing boots, and crampons. The preparation will likewise incorporate learning the best climbing system with the rope and our entire day will be spent preparing ourselves for the Mera Peak climb.
Destination:
Khare
Accommodation:
Tea House
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
5045m
08Day
Khare to Mera high camp - 7 hours.
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This is an energizing day as we climb onto the Mera Glacier and tail it to the pass. We need to walk through the soaked course (around 260 meters) and it takes about 2 to 3 hours to achieve Mera Base Camp. The perspectives puzzled us as we can appreciate the Everest, Makalu,Baruntse, Kusum Kanguru, and numerous different mountains and crests on display.
Also, we will trek high to High Camp. In transit see the decent perspective on Mera peak and the icy mass. From High Camp, if climate grants, we will have a display of Kanchenjunga far toward the east. The camp is situated at an amazing point from where you can have some extraordinary mountain sees.
Destination:
Mera High Camp
Accommodation:
Camping
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
5780m
09Day
Mera high camp and back to Khare - 12 hours.
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We are about to embark on the most thrilling and most challenging day of our hike in any mountaineering excursion throughout this journey. In general, it is important to rope up for a substantial portion of the summit approach as there is a danger of precipices along the way. As we proceed along the trail, we are rewarded with breathtaking views of Baruntse (7129m), Chamlang (7319m), and Nau Lekh (6360m), with Makalu (8481m) approaching behind. After accomplishing the summit, you backtrack your means down to high camp.
Once we have taken pictures and admired the view, we will head back to our campground at Khare, where we will spend the night and get some rest. Throughout the course of this day, you are going to discover why this is such a long but motivating day for you.
Destination:
Khare
Accommodation:
Tea House
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
5045m
10Day
Reserved day
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There is no assurance that we will have an ideal climate on our arranged day for the summit. Along these lines, this day is put aside as a possibility in the event that we can’t summit the Mera on an ideal day because of awful climate conditions or some other unexpected reason. In any case, if the excursion goes easily, this day won’t be required. This is particularly a climate day (most potentially) as it gets changed habitually.
The summit of the Mera is an amazing feat that should not be taken lightly. The weather conditions can change very quickly and without warning. It is important to be prepared for anything when you are attempting to summit the Mera. This includes having a backup day in case the weather conditions are not ideal on your original planned summit day.
Destination:
Khare
Accommodation:
Tea House
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
5045m
11Day
Trek back to kothe - 7 hours.
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Today we will climb for like 7 hours along a similar trail utilized already to reach Kothe. We plummet right off the bat to Tagnag before proceeding to Kothe. Subsequent to coming to Kothe, we commend our prosperity by evaluating neighborhood delights and wines.
Destination:
Kothe
Accommodation:
Hotel
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
3700m
12Day
Trek back to Thuli Kharka - 6 hours.
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You will pursue another new course back in Thuli Kharka after breakfast. It’s pleasant to stroll through the red Rhododendron woodland with a beaten trail of the Himalayas of Nepal. We watch the broad scope of Mera crests, Mera North, Mera Central, and Mera South from Thuli Kharka. We move up and plunge, crossing a few tributaries of the Inkhu Khola before achieving a forked trail close by Taktho. We pick the path to our right side and keep strolling. Our trail goes by a Chorten after which we walk downhill on a precarious trail. Next, we climb to Thuli Kharka and go by another Chorten in transit.
Destination:
Thuli Kharka
Accommodation:
Tea House
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
4300m
13Day
Trek back to Lukla - 8 hours.
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We cross the Zatrwa-La pass at 4,600m. When we cross the pass, we are invited by seeing the great perspectives of Lukla Valley which are encompassed by Cho Oyu, Kongde Peak, Numbur Himal, Kusum Khangru thus numerous others. From Zatrwa La pass we walk right down to Chutang and then straight forward to Lukla town. At night we appreciate supper in the Himalayas of Nepal with our group. Spend the most recent night of trek walking around the Lukla valley.
Destination:
Lukla
Accommodation:
Tea House
Meals:
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Altitude:
2860m
14Day
Fly to Kathmandu - 45 minutes.
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We find an early morning trip to Kathmandu to say goodbye to everyone. In the wake of achieving Kathmandu, we can take a rest or do some keepsake shopping. On the off chance that we need to investigate some other territories of Kathmandu, we may do that today. There will be a goodbye supper tonight to commend the climbers’ influential summit of Mera Peak. You can get a few gifts.
Destination:
Kathmandu
Accommodation:
Hotel
Meals:
Breakfast
Altitude:
1340m
Includes
Includes
All transportation by private vehicle including airport transfers as per itinerary.
Three daily meals with tea/coffee (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) during the trek.
Round flight to Lukla
Professional Guide
Tented accommodation during the climb
Staff costs including their salary, insurance, equipment, domestic airfare, food and accommodation
All necessary paper work; trekking permits and Mera peak climbing permit and Government taxes levied in Nepal
Porter service, two trekkers and 1 porter
Medical kit (carried by your guide)
Excludes
Nepalese visa fee
Kathmandu Hotel and food.
International airfare to and from Kathmandu
Excess baggage charges (if you have more than 15 kg of luggage, a cargo charge is around $1.5 per kg)
Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, early return from mountain (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary
Altitude chamber (PAC) or oxygen
Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu (and also in the case of early return from the mountain than the scheduled itinerary)
Travel and rescue insurance
Personal climbing equipment
Personal climbing guide if requested
Optional trips and sightseeing if extended
Tips for guides and porters
Additional Cost if you decided to stay in any place, besides the itinerary, we suggest you make a private trip if so.
Route Map
Equipments Checklist
– Backpack 55-65 litres
– Harness
– Ascender/Jumar
– Descender
– ATC Guide
– Carabiners
– Prusik cord X 2
– Slings X 2
– Ice Axe
– 12-points steel crampons
– Climbing helmet
– Inflatable sleeping mattress
– Two Sleeping bag (One for base camp and one for higher camps)
– Warm Hat and Bandana/Scarf
– Baseball cap
– Thermal Balaclava
– Sunglasses with UV protection
– Ski goggles (Anti-fog and good ventilation)
– Headlight X 2 with spare batteries
– Long-sleeved shirts
– T-Shirts
– Baselayers
– Warm Jackets/Sweater/Pullover
– Waterproof jackets
– Down Jacket with hood (800m fill)
– Primaloft or light down jacket
– Down Suit (Lightweight, comfortable fit and 800m fill) (For Summit Climb Only)
– Thermal
– Inner wears / Baselayers
– Undergarments
– Waterproof trousers
– Trekking trousers
– Down or Primaloft pants
– Warm socks (4 pairs of thin socks and 4 pairs of thick socks)
– Trekking shoes (Preferably full to protect/support your ankle)
– 8000m Mountaineering boots (Lightweight and comfortable size)
– Camp Shoes
– Gaiters
– Down shoe
– Gloves
– Primaloft Mitten
– Down Mitten
– Trekking poles
– Reusable water bottle with an insulated cover
– Thermos
– Multi-tool knife
– Pee bottle
– Laundry bag to keep dirty clothes
– Large plastic bags to keep the clothes dry
– Padlock
– Binoculars
– Sewing kit
– Duct tape
– Reading materials, playing card, notebooks and pens
– Extra clothes to wear in Kathmandu when you come back from the expedition.
– Quick-drying towel
– Small face towel
– Toothbrush & toothpaste
– Deodorants, soap and shampoo
– Face and body moisturizer,
– Sunscreen and lip balm
– Hand sanitizer/Antiseptic wipes
– Hygiene products
– Basic first aid kit
– Digital camera and extra battery
– Smartphone
– Charging cable for camera and mobile phone
– Portable Power Bank
– Multifunctional Watch
– International Travel Adapters
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Even though Mera peak climbing is a strenuous type of climbing you don’t need to have special technical climbing skills. Beginners with high-altitude trekking experience can easily climb this peak with proper planning and preparation. You need to be physically and mentally fit to reach the altitude of 6476m.
If you have basic mountaineering it will be helpful. During this trek, you will also be given training about basic climbing skills from the professional Guides. So you don’t have to worry about using the ropes, ice axe, and other climbing equipment.
Can I climb Mera Peak without a guide?
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You need to climb through a professional licensed trekking agency and hiring a guide is a must for this climbing. The experiences Guide will help you to navigate the difficult terrain as well as help you to reach the summit successfully.
Guides are well-known about the route and also give you valuable insights into the surrounding environment, local culture, and wildlife. Additionally, if you are climbing any peak in the mountain region of Nepal you need to hire a professional local guide.
How long does it take to climb Mera Peak?
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If you are trekking through the standard route presented by the third adventure then the trip will be completed in 14 days from the arrival to the departure. And if you have your own itinerary plan then it is also possible to change according to your choice.
Depending upon your budget you can also choose the side trips along with this climbing. If you don’t want side trips but want to explore different places for sightseeing, tours, or adventure activities like paragliding, rafting, etc it is also possible. Don’t hesitate to ask us about any change or adjustment that you want to make to your itinerary. With our expert team, we are here for you to make your trip more memorable and adventurous in every possible way
What is the cost of Mera peak climbing?
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The cost of climbing Mera Peak varies from $2000 to $3500 per person. The cost of climbing is affected by various factors such as the number of climbers, itinerary days, transportation, accommodation, food, seasons, etc. So before you book the package, managing the budget wisely is extremely important.
If you want to save the cost try to climb in a big group because trekking agencies will provide heavy discounts if you are in a big group. Also, choose the best seasons for traveling, and don’t forget to book early. Further, you can also save some bucks by renting some gear and equipment here in Nepal.
How hard is Mera Peak?
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Being renowned as the highest climbing peak in Nepal, climbing Mera Peak is not as difficult as you think. If you have some high-altitude trekking experience with great physical and mental fitness then you can remark on this journey.
Climbing on this peak is a straightforward process but only in the last part you need to ascend vertically. Even though it has an extreme altitude of 6416m it is considered easier than most of the other trekking peaks in Nepal.
Which is the best time for climbing Mera Peak?
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The best time for climbing the Mera Peak is when the climatic conditions are perfect and the temperature also supports the climbers without adding difficulties. This type of ideal time is found during the month of the spring and autumn seasons.
Therefore, we suggest you climb on either in the spring or the autumn seasons to increase your chances of success and ensure a more comfortable experience.
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How to train for the Mera peak climbing?
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On this Mera peak summit, you need to walk daily for 6-7 hours uphill and downhill in a high-altitude area. So this summit demands a high level of physical fitness as well as mental fitness. There are certain ways to increase physical fitness:
Joining the Gym and Yoga
Start doing small hikes around your home
Do regular cardiovascular activities and aerobic exercise.
Do exercise that increases your strength
Hydrate your body all the time and eat a balanced diet of food
Meditation
Reviews
Gordon W
Singapore
Thanks, Ganesh, Rabin, and the team for this wonderful Mera Peak trekking. Will definitely return back with Third Eye Adventure for the Manaslu trek.
Adson
Egypt
I recently went to Mera Peak climbing in March with my family and we had an amazing time. The trip was professionally organized and the team at Third Eye Adventure was so knowledgeable and helpful. We hiked up to the top of Mera peak and were rewarded with stunning views. The trek itself was challenging but the staff was there to help and support us every step of the way. We had plenty of time to explore the area and take in the breathtaking sights.
Jenifer
Indonesia
I recently had the pleasure of climbing Mera Peak with Third Eye Adventures. The team was extremely professional and knowledgeable, and gave us the best advice and support throughout the entire journey. We had an excellent seven-day trek to Khare, and the acclimatization was perfect. The food and rest in the lodges were superb, and the plan for activity and rest was spot on. On the climb, our guide Nirdesh Pudasaini was an excellent mentor, providing us with invaluable advice that allowed us to reach the summit. Rajan and Dipesh were both incredibly strong porters, and their help was invaluable. Finally, when one of our group members had an injury during the descent, the team provided a fast and efficient solution.All in all, I would highly recommend Third Eye Adventures for anyone looking to climb Mera Peak. They are an incredible team that is sure to make your climb a success.
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