Trip Overview
Mera peak climbing is the highest climbing peak in the Himalayas of Nepal that offers a once in a lifetime adventure and experience that stay with forever. Mera peak climbing is one of the most adventurous and famous peaks to climb in Nepal.
The Mera peak climbing adventure offers an excellent mix of trekking and climbing. Standing 6,476 meters above the sea level, Mera Peak is located southeast of the world's highest mountain, Mt. Everest.
Climbing Mera peak is technically easy, even though it is the highest climbing peak in Nepal. Mera Peak climbing is the perfect trekking adventure for anyone who is a beginner climber and wanting to experience climbing in the Himalayas.
Mera Peak climbing traverse Hinku valley, which is the remotest part of the Khumbu region, and the trail moves along the picturesque villages and dense forests of rhododendron, pine, fir, magnolia, and birch. Hinku valley is the home of numerous species of flora and fauna. Likewise, the trail goes opposite of the usual Everest base camp trek, which is less crowded and unspoiled. You get to spend time with locals and observe their daily activities. Similarly, Mera peak climbing offers a breath-taking landscape and Himalayan Mountain views.
Leaving the tree line behind, you ascend to the arctic zone and continue walking through ice, glaciers, and moraines. You reach the Mera peak base camp and head to the High Camp. From here, you move towards the top of the peak. Our professional climbing guide assists you during the climbing period. He fixes the ropes whenever required and also gives you basic climbing training. This peak invites all seasoned & amateur climbers who dare to dream & love taking up a challenge for that a special sense of something achieved.
Because of the high altitude adventure, it is very important to gain elevation while adjusting your body with the altitude as you move further. We have professionally designed our Mera peak climbing itinerary, including ample rest days in between the days. Likewise, we also offer training on how to properly use climbing gear when climbing. Please, go through our itinerary and departure dates to know more about the package.
Mera peak climbing starts with taking a short flight to Lukla, which is the starting point of Mera Peak climbing. From here, you trek through dense forests and small villages. Passing through Chutanga, you cross the challenging Zatra La pass and descend to Zatrabok. The trail moves through Kothe, Thangnak & Khare and gradually ascends to Mera peak base camp. Further, you continue walking on the snowy path and reach the summit of the peak.
Take a thrilling flight to Lukla
Lukla is the starting point of Mera peak climbing. A short and thrilling flight takes you to Lukla. During the flight, you get to see aerial views of the Himalayan Mountains and landscape.
Cross challenging Zatra la Pass
On Mera peak climbing, you cross the Zatra la Pass. The route to the top of the passes follows a windy rugged path. On the day of crossing the pass, you wake up early in the morning and gradually ascend towards the pass. From the top, you can see stunning views of Cho Oyu, Kongde Peak, Numbur Himal, Kusum Khangru, and many other Himalayan mountains.
Experience the rich culture and unique lifestyle of Sherpa
While trekking, you spend many nights in different villages, where you come across the daily lifestyle of Sherpas. Likewise, you get to see their culture, practices, and values, and you can see Different monasteries, stupas, prayer wheels, and Chortens.
Adventurous and tranquil trail
Even though Mera peak climbing traverses the Khumbu region, the trail is less-crowded and tranquil. You have to follow the opposite trail of EBC Trek, which is comparatively less traveled. The trail passes through small villages and dense forests. There are many ascends and descends. The trail can get steep and rugged in a few parts.
Climb Mera Peak
Reaching the top of the Mera peak is the ultimate goal of the entire journey. The trail is adventurous and thrilling. Following the lead of your guide, you gradually move towards the top of the peak. During the climbing period, your team leader also briefs you on proper uses of gears and teaches you basic climbing skills.
Get to see the beautiful landscape and stunning views of the Himalayan Mountains
Mera peak climbing offers beautiful landscapes and stunning views of the Himalayas. The trail is extremely gorgeous and passes through picturesque villages, lovely streams, fine valleys, and moraines. You get to see panoramic views of Mt. Everest (8,848 m), Mt. Makalu (8,481 m), Mt. Cho Oyu (8,201), Mt. Baruntse (7,162 m), Mt. Lhotse (8,516 m), Mt. Nuptse (7,861 m), Mt. Chamlang (7,319 m), and many other snow-capped peaks.