Trip Facts
- Total Duration 23 days
- Trip Grade Moderate-Strenuous Plus
- Max Altitude 6476m.
- Start From Phaplu
- End From Lukla
- Min Size 2 Pax
- Max Size 10 Pax
- Trip Mode Trekking/Climbing
- Accommodation Tea House/Camping
- Best Season: Sep-Nov and Late March to May
Trip Highlights
- Mera Peak Summit (6,461m): Reach the summit of Mera Peak, standing at 6,461m, and enjoy panoramic views of the world’s highest peaks, including Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu.
- Breathtaking Himalayan Scenery: Witness the stunning landscapes of eastern Nepal, with beautiful river valleys, glaciers, and pristine mountain lakes.
- Picturesque Villages and Cultural Landmarks: Trek through charming mountain villages and delve into the rich cultural heritage with visits to Buddhist monasteries, stupas, and Mani walls.
- Beginner-Friendly with Basic Climbing Skills: Mera Peak offers a relatively less technical climb suitable for beginners, requiring just basic knowledge.
Beginner-Friendly Climb with Breathtaking Himalayan Views
If you’re seeking a less technically challenging climbing peak for beginners that offers breathtaking views of some of the world’s highest mountains, Mera Peak (6476m) is an excellent choice. Known for its manageable difficulty and stunning scenery, Mera Peak is popular among novice climbers. From the summit, you can enjoy panoramic views of Chamlang, Kangchenjunga, Makalu, and Baruntse to the east, while to the west, you’ll see Mt. Cho-Oyu, Ama Dablam, and Kangtega. To the north, the views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse make the climb truly unforgettable.
Compared to other trekking peaks, the Mera Peak Expedition is relatively less demanding. Climbers only need basic knowledge of using climbing equipment, such as crampons, an ice axe, and a main rope. Safety is paramount, and all climbers are attached to a fixed rope near the summit for added security.
There are two main routes to reach the Mera Valley. . You have the option to fly to either Lukla or Phaplu and then begin your journey to Mera Peak Base Camp. The Lukla route involves trekking over the Chhatra-la Pass, which has a steep ascent. Climbing equipment is recommended during late November and early March, and altitude sickness can be a concern on this route.
Alternatively, the Phaplu route is less technically demanding and offers better acclimatization opportunities. This route passes through Taksindu-la (2930m), Nunthala, Kharikhola, and the Surke-la Pass (3085m). It also takes you through the beautiful Five Holy Lakes (Panch Pokhari) and the Hinku Valley, making it an ideal approach to the Mera Peak Climb.
Before approaching the Mera Peak Summit, climbers will spend a day in Thangnak and Khare acclimatizing and training to use their equipment. The Mera Peak Base Camp is situated at an elevation of 5,415m, while the High Camp is at 5,700m. After reaching the summit, you will trek back to Lukla, again crossing the Chhatra-la pass on the final day.
Mera Peak Climbing is a perfect choice for those seeking a beginner-friendly trekking peak with stunning views of some of the highest mountains in the world. With its relatively easy climb and two route options, Mera Peak Climbing offers an incredible way to experience the beauty of the Himalayas of Nepal without requiring extensive climbing experience.
With the expert team at Blossom Expeditions and our meticulously planned Mera Peak Climbing Itinerary, we can help you achieve your dream of reaching the Mera Peak summit.
Trip Itinerary
| Days | program |
| 01 | Arriving KTM and transfer to Hotel-1300m |
| 02 | Preparation day of the trip and obtain climbing permit. |
| 03 | Fly to Phaplu(35m) and trek to Ringmu-2720m. 3-4 hours |
| 04 | Trek to Kharikhola-2020m. 7-8 hours |
| 05 | Trek to Panggom-2890m. 3-4 hours |
| 06 | Trek to Najingdingmo-2650m. 6-7 hours |
| 07 | Trek to Cholem Kharka-3500m. 6-7 hours |
| 08 | Acclimatization day |
| 09 | Trek to Khola Kharka-3300m. 5-6 hours |
| 10 | Trek to Kothe-3690m. 4-5 hours |
| 11 | Trek to Thangnak-4355m. 6-7 hours |
| 12 | Acclimatization day |
| 13 | Trek to Khare-5000m. 3-4 hours |
| 14 | Acclimatization day |
| 15 | Trek to Mera la-5415m. 3-4 hours |
| 16 | Trek to High Camp-5700m. 4-5 hours |
| 17 | Summit Mera peak (6476m) and return to Mera-la 9-11 hours |
| 18 | Trek to Kothe-3690m. 45 hours |
| 19 | Trek to Thuli Kharka-4320m. 5-6 hours hours |
| 20 | Trek to Lukla-2800m. 7-8 hours |
| 21 | Fly back to Kathmandu. |
| 22 | Free Day |
| 23 | Departure to Home |
Trip Cost
| Per Person | U.S. $2590 |
| Single Supplement | U.S. $100 |
| Trip Deposit | U.S. $500 |
Single Supplement in KTM only
What's Included
- Peak climbing Permit
- Three-time meals (breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) and Tea/Coffee
- Accommodation on the trip and during the climbing (Tent) sharing basis
- Porters, a Climbing Guide, and a Guide wages, food, accommodation, and insurance
- Climbing guide equipment
- Equipment tents and one Kitchen or dining tent, Snow bar, Ropes, EP gas and stove, Ice-cru, and Kitchen utensils that we need at base camp and high camp.
- 4 nights’ accommodation in KTM Tourist Standard Hotel
- Airfare for you, Guide, and climbing guide
- Personal Climbing Gear Rent
- Airport Transfer
- National Park and TIMS card fee.
- Garbage deposit
- All the Government Taxes
- Conservation and TIMS card fee.
What's Excludes
- Cold and hard drink and water
- Shower
- Food in KTM
- Travel insurance emergency evacuation and personal medical expenses.
- Any donation along the trail and anything that is not mentioned above
- Guide/Transfer in Kathmandu for sightseeing
- Tips
Trip Equipments
The Equipment we provide
- Tents and one Kitchen or dining tent
- Snow bar
- Main Rope and fixed Rope
- EP Gas and stove
- Ice-cru
- Kitchen equipment
- Porters clothing
- Helmet
- Jummer or Ascender
- Ice-Axe
- Harness
- Figure 8 (Rappel device)
- Crampons
- Carabineers with lock minimum and without lock
- Climbing Boots
Personal Equipment List
- Bags: A small day Bag pack, Backpack or Duffle bag.
- Down or Fiber-filled Jacket and Down Pants if you have
- Water and windproof Jacket (Gore-Tex)
- Fleece Jacket
- Hiking Shirts, Cotton and Polypropylene t-shirts
- Full Polypropylene and fleece T-shirts (jumper)
- Sun Had and woolen hot or balaclava with ear protection.
- High altitude insulated Pants nylon wind pants
- Hiking Pants.
- Thermal underwear Tops and Bottoms (Polypropylene and Fleece)
- Gloves with liner and layer shell (Gore-Tex)
- Long Gaiters
- Trekking Boots and camp Shoes or Thongs
- Socks (thick woolen at least 2 pairs and some best trekking Socks)
- Sleeping bag (minimum -25˚)
- Water Bottle or came bag
- Flashlight
- Sunglasses
- Sun cream
- Towel
- Iodine, water purification tablets or Steripen
- Personal Medical First Aid Kid
- Battery charger with multi adaptor and Batteries
Note: If you don’t have all the above following equipment you can buy or rent it when you arrive in Kathmandu.
Trip Highlights
- Mera Peak Summit (6,461m): Reach the summit of Mera Peak, standing at 6,461m, and enjoy panoramic views of the world's highest peaks, including Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu.
- Breathtaking Himalayan Scenery: Witness the stunning landscapes of eastern Nepal, with beautiful river valleys, glaciers, and pristine mountain lakes.
- Picturesque Villages and Cultural Landmarks: Trek through charming mountain villages and delve into the rich cultural heritage with visits to Buddhist monasteries, stupas, and Mani walls.
- Beginner-Friendly with Basic Climbing Skills: Mera Peak offers a relatively less technical climb suitable for beginners, requiring just basic knowledge.
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