

Mera Peak
Overview
One of the most sought after peaks in the Himalayas by the mountaineers, be it the professional climbers or the amateur, this peak is suitable for all.
One of the most sought after peaks in the Himalayas by the mountaineers, be it the professional climbers or the amateur, this peak is suitable for all. It is the second highest peak in the group of “Trekking Peaks” whose climbing permit management is done by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). There are 27 such Trekking Peaks whose climbing is regulated by the NMA. Some of the iconic peaks since taken out of the NMA Peak list can be climbed free of climbing permit fee that peaks are – Yala Peak (in Langtang area), Kongma La Peak (between Dingboche & Lobuche), Chhukung Ri (near Chhukung village) etc.
Trip type: Peak climbing, trekking, exploring,
Activities: Adventure/technical
Group of: solo to 15 pax
Location: between of Sagarmath & Makalu Barun National Park areas, East Nepal.
Trip duration: 19 to 21 days
Altitude: 6476m/21245ft.
Country: Nepal,
Season: Autumn, Spring & Summer,
Difficulty: Medium to difficult/technical mountaineering,
Mera Peak (6476m/21244ft) is one of the most sought after peaks in the Himalayas by the mountaineers, be it the professional climbers or the amateurs. This peak lures all for its height, the amazing slope that leads to the summit above 6000m and of course the amazing sceneries!
We at Alpine Exodus are operating this peak climbing from longtime back, therefore we have gained enough experiences and we have so many happy, satisfied clients around the world. We tailor your trek itinerary to the Base Camp by more than one itineraries depending on your interest and acclimatization condition. No matter which you choose, you’re sure to have the spectacular sceneries and some of the finest views from the remote Himalayas. The one here we have given is the safest one, suitable for all – even for beginners or the less acclimatized climbing parties.
By location this peak is situated in the border of Sagarmatha (or Everest) National Park and Makalu–Barun National Park area. It’s Base Camp can be accessed by more than one trekking routes; no matter which you take all are beautiful, adventurous and full of natural sceneries.
The climbing route is majorly a long inclined slope except some 60m below the High Camp and another 20m below the summit are technical ascending with ropes and other equipment. Compare to the peak summit, this is considered an easy. The hard part for this peak climbing is the long walking along the slope after High Camp to summit. Anyway the climbing is very adventurous and scenic and it’s a great victory above 6000 meter peak in the Himalayas.
The summit view includes six of the eight thousand meter peaks, like Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Lhotse Tsar, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Makalu & Mt. Kanchanjunga and many others famous and beautiful seven or six thousanders.
Itinerary
Arrival in Kathmandu, airport reception and transfer to hotel in Thamel. Room check in is followed by welcome drinks and trip briefing. We will handover you all the permits, flight tickets, and any other documents you might need for the trip similarly, a copy of your insurance paper is received as well. Later free time in which you may hang around by your hotel location or just rest at the room. In the evening there will be welcome dinner.
Inclusions & Exclusions
What's Included
- Airport pick up and transfer,
- Hotels in Kathmandu with breakfast (twin sharing),
- Flight ticket to Lukla and return Kathmandu (or both ways) from airport as permitted Kathmandu or Ramechhap,
- All group-nature equipment (main rope, fixed rope, snow bars, tents etc) climbing permits, garbage fees, Sagarmatha National Park, Makalu – Barun National Park entry tickets/fees,
- 1 trekking guide and necessary number of porters, normally the client-porter ratio will be 2:1,
- Everyday 3 meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) based on Lodges en-route from Lukla to Khare and back,
- Above Khare (this is the actual Climbing Period) there will be camp based arrangement; still it is the full board,
- All staffs and crew members’ daily wages, work insurance (Mera area regarded a hard trek so the insurance is a ‘must’), warm clothes and shoes for the porters, etc.
- Welcome dinner in one of the Nepalese restaurants (typical Nepalese cuisines) in Kathmandu, on which your guide and the available number of staffs supporting your trip will join. This is also a good chance for the last minutes Q&A or anything that are forgotten to ask or discuss.
- City tours in Kathmandu on your available times (entry fees - exclude!),
- Duffle bags, trekking maps, and number of services that Alpine Exodus is providing to its valued clients regularly from many years...
What's Not Included
- Lunch and dinner during your stay in Kathmandu,
- Warm clothes, rain wear, personal equipment for trek and climbing (except the above listed of Group Nature equip). All those personal equipment we can rent out with addition costs
- Cold drinks, bar bills, telephone, laundry expenses. Mineral/bottled, boiled water etc.
- Personal gratitude or the loyalties (tips) to your guide, driver, porter/s, assistant etc.
- International air fare and Nepal visa fee.
- Entry fees for the city tours or sightseeing when any in Kathmandu or any other extra nights stay in Kathmandu (hotels),
- Personal insurance for trekking, climbing etc. Please make your insurance with full medical expenses and helicopter rescue covering in case needed.
