Overview of Mera Peak Climbing
Mera Peak Climbing is the most iconic, thrilling, and open view angle of 360 degrees, with crystal-clear and eye-catching views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kanchenjunga, which are all above 8000 m. It is the best training peak for those who are going to climb up to 8000 m. It is a grand opportunity for those who like to summit an adventurous 6476 m. It is situated beside the Sagarmatha National Park, called Makalu Barun National Park. The area’s main exploration is the highest and most beautiful mountains, walking along with forestry and ups and downs, not many villages, just camp to camp, and some touristic facilitate lodges. Sherpa & Rai people’s lifestyles and cultures. It is the highest climbing peak, but not that much difficulty and challenging because going long ridges just in the last 50 m needs technical climbing. Mera Base Camp, or Khare, is a beautiful camp to have a rest and day excursion in Mera La for acclimatization. Our climbing guide will brief and recheck all of your climbing equipment. Follow his instructor to success and safety.
Mera Top is spectacular mountain views to see up to 8 thousand meters, 5 highest peaks of the world as Mt. Everest 8848m, Kanchenjunga 8586m, Lhotse 8516m, Makalu 8463m, Cho Oyu 8201m and many more up to 6 thousand under 8 thousand white snow peaks as crystal-clear. It is 15 days perfect Itinerary in region able cost. Long walking but last 50-minute technical climb, it is magnificent and thrilling view of white snow peaks as Mt. Everest to Kanchenjunga ranges. Khare is base camp of Mera and we recommend to rest here for acclimatization.
Mera Pinnacle Climbing begins from Lukla the busiest airport of the famous trekking route of the Khumbu Everest region. Kathmandu to Lukla by flight, then the same day needs to walk 3/4 hrs. Camp to camp is likewise Chutanga; cross Zatrwa La pass 4600 m and stay at Chetrabu, Kothe, Thagnak, Khare, rest, and prepare a day here, then high camp, summit Mera Peak 6476 m, then Khare return the same route to Lukla. It is the best climbing peak; just 12–13 days need to walk, but plan for a couple of weeks from arrival to departure. You will need a special climbing permit as well as a Makalu Barun National Park Entrance Permit. The walking is every day for 6/7 hrs. There is a full tea house facility, but a couple of nights need to make camp in High Camp. We make the wonderful trip and provide an experienced and dedicated team as the climbing guide, trekking guide, strong enough helpers, and arrange the best camping for a couple of days in Mera high camp 5800 m.
Mera Peak climbing is walking along a moraine, forestry, and open viewing trail. The area has not many local villages; there are only trekking camps. It is naturally and mountainous viewing, not that much culturally and locally. But there are some Sherpa and Rai living there and serving for the tourist lodge. As Korte and Thagnak village. It is situated in Baruntse National Park and needs to issue their trekking permits and climbing permits. We organize a perfect 15-day itinerary from your arrival to departure from Kathmandu.
We provide the professional team with excellent services and make your trip a success. Climb The Adventure Peak Once & Take a Lifetime Experience. “Your Dream Will Come True” The related peak is Island Peak in front of Everest. It is adventure fun, and our professional, honest, and dedicated team makes success. Further information feels free, and visit our information details properly.
Why Do We Recommend Climbing Mera Peak?
Mera Top is, 6476 m. It is an extreme adventure climbing fun for a lifetime, and at the same time, it seems the world’s tallest 5 mountains above 8 thousand meters, such as Mt. Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and many more. It is naturally beautiful and less of a community village. But lodge owners are all their local Sherpas. You will observe the culture and more natural beauty. You will see many yaks and sheep, as well as wild animals’ flora and fauna. Mera Peak Climbing is not in the Khumbu region, but you can see all the Khumbu region's highest mountains. There is a very technical in the last part of 50m. Beautiful nature trekking, a couple of days of real climbing, then return the same way to Lukla and fly back to Kathmandu.
Lodging and Fooding in Mera Peak Climb
There are well-managed tea house lodges. They provide various organic and hygienic meals and neat and clean rooms with warm hospitality.
A couple of days will be full board camping facilities, a tented camp, and a cook providing meals in a high camp at a high altitude of 5800 m.
Transportations in Mera Peak Climbing
Kathmandu to Lukla by flight takes 35 minutes, and returning is also the same. There are also running local or private jeeps. It is a long drive, and one day you need to walk to get to Lukla. We arrange which one you would prefer: a 35-minute flight vs. an almost 11-hour drive off-road.
Camp to Camp in Mera Peak Climbing Trek
Kathmandu to Lukla by flight, then camp along Chutanga, cross Zatrwa La pass 4600 m and Chetrabu, Kothe, Thagnak, Khare rest day for acclimatization, high camp 5800 m and summit to of Mera 6476 m, then return the same way till Lukla and fly back to Kathmandu.
Outstanding Attractions: Mountains View from Mera Top
Mera Summit is 6476 m/21247 ft from where you will see the world's highest 5 mountains as below-mentioned.
Mt. Everest 8848 m/29029 ft. World's highest peak.
- Mt. Kanchenjunga 8586 m/28170 ft. Highest, 3rd in the world.
- Mt. Lhotse 8516 m/27940 ft. Highest, 4th in the world.
- Mt. Makalu 8463 m/27766 ft. Highest, 5th in the world.
- Mt. Cho Oyu 8201 m/26907 ft. Highest, 6th in the world.
- Many white falls of snow and crystal-clear mountain views.
Best Season to Climb Mera Peak
The best season is to climb the Mera Peak in spring, March, April, and May, and in autumn, September, October, and November. We organize any seasons as monsoon and winter as well at the time of monsoon heavy rains and cloudy weather, so we can’t see good views. Winter season is heavy snowfall and freezing cold. Winter and monsoon seasons are OK for climbing the peaks.
- Spring Season: March, April, and May—Best Time to Climb.
- Autumn Season: September, October, and November
- Monsoon Season: June to August—Raining and Cloudy.
- Winter Season: December to February, snowing and cold.
Permit of Mera Peak Climbing
You need to issue some permits to climb Mera Peak. If you don’t issue it, they will not allow climbing. There is some check post for permits. We should issue it in the Kathmandu Nepal Mountaineering Association Office with your passport details and passport-size photos. We, Unique Nepal Adventure, will arrange it, and after a successful climb, we will give it to you as a souvenir.
Needed Permits are Here
- Mera Peak Climbing special permit: US$ 250/-
- Makalu Barun National Park Fees: Nrs. 3000/-
- TIMS (Trekking Information Management System) Nrs. 1000/-
Equipment for Peak Climbing
Here is a link to climbing gear or equipment for climbing peaks; click and prepare it for safety and success in your climb to the peak.
Carry Your Important Medicine
Medicine is very important; if you have any disease, you must carry the medicine with you. In that “prevention is better than cure” mountain region, we can’t find any healthcare, clinic, or hospital; if there is a clinic, you may not get medicine according to your problem. So that, I humbly request, please prepare; if you are continually taking any medicine, please bring it with you or buy it in Kathmandu. It is very important, but our company will provide a first aid kit bag normally as a headache, fever, stomach problem as diarrhoea, cough & cold, some bandage, tape & Diamox for high altitude sickness, etc.
Cost of Mera Peak Climbing
Mera Peak climbing costs US$ 2050 per person for a full board package from arrival to departure and needs a minimum of 2 people in a group. If you are a single climber, the cost would be a bit more. Feel free about that.
