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Mera Peak Climbing
A high trekking peak with one of Nepal’s finest summit panoramas, ideal for strong trekkers progressing toward mountaineering.
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Typical duration18 days
Summit altitude6,476 m
DifficultyChallenging / non-technical snow climb
Primary seasonMar–May · Sep–Nov
StyleFully supported / Private
Get to know the route.
Take a look at the daily plan and what’s included. We’ll confirm availability and any changes with you before you book.
Is this your trip?
- Typical duration
- 18 days
- Summit altitude
- 6,476 m
- Difficulty
- Challenging / non-technical snow climb
- Primary season
- Mar–May · Sep–Nov
- Style
- Fully supported / Private
Rooms included. Meals are included only during the climbing section.
Your itinerary.
The sequence below is the planned Mera Peak Climbing route. Daily movement can change with weather, trail access and the group. Your written itinerary confirms transport, rooms and the operating arrangements. Climbing meals are included only on the camp, summit and contingency days marked below. A weather reserve may be moved within the climb; an extended stay outside the agreed dates is quoted separately.
Day 1 · Arrive in Kathmandu
Meet the team and review the Mera Peak approach and equipment.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 2 · Equipment check and preparation
Review boots, crampons, clothing and the climbing plan before travelling.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 3 · Fly to Lukla; settle in
Take the mountain flight and spend the remaining day around the lodge rather than rushing onto the high pass.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 4 · Lukla to Chutanga
Begin the walking approach and settle into the Chutanga stop.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 5 · Cross Zatrwa La toward Thuli Kharka
Cross only in suitable conditions and descend to the overnight stop. The guide may change this stage if extra acclimatization is needed.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 6 · Continue to Kothe
Follow the Hinku approach and overnight at the village lodge.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 7 · Kothe to Thaknak
Move farther into the valley and rest after arrival.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 8 · Thaknak acclimatization
Keep the same overnight stop and take a short acclimatization walk if appropriate.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 9 · Thaknak to Khare
Reach the main preparation base for the Mera climbing section.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 10 · Khare acclimatization and climbing skills
Review glacier travel, rope procedures and equipment while sleeping again in Khare.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 11 · Move to Mera High Camp
Begin the climbing section. The guide chooses the camp arrangement and may stage the ascent through a lower camp.
- Accommodation
- Climbing camp accommodation.
- Meals
- Climbing-section meals included.
Day 12 · Mera summit attempt; descend toward Khare
Attempt the 6,476 m objective if conditions and the team allow, then follow the agreed descent plan.
- Accommodation
- Climbing camp accommodation.
- Meals
- Climbing-section meals included.
Day 13 · Climbing contingency day
Reserve this day for the weather window or changes to the climbing programme.
- Accommodation
- Climbing camp accommodation.
- Meals
- Climbing-section meals included.
Day 14 · Khare to Kothe
Return through the Hinku valley and resume room-only lodge accommodation.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 15 · Kothe to Thuli Kharka
Walk toward the return pass approach and rest at the overnight stop.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 16 · Cross toward Lukla
Complete the return crossing only in suitable conditions and descend to Lukla.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 17 · Fly to Kathmandu
Take the weather-dependent return flight and transfer to your room.
- Accommodation
- Room accommodation at the itinerary stop.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
Day 18 · Departure
Complete the scheduled airport transfer. Extra mountain-flight buffer nights can be arranged separately.
- Accommodation
- No overnight stay included.
- Meals
- Meals paid separately; room only.
What’s included.
Trekking accommodation is room only: breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks are paid separately. On climbing trips, meals are included only for the climbing section specified below.
Included
- Airport transfers and scheduled approach transport stated in the itinerary
- Room accommodation during the approach and return trek
- Climbing permit and route permits for the agreed objective
- Trekking and climbing guide support specified in the quotation
- Porter or load transport allowance stated in the quotation
- Tented accommodation during the climbing section
- Meals during the climbing section only; approach and return trek meals are excluded
- Shared rope and camp equipment specified in the climbing equipment list
- Expedition briefing and logistics coordination
Not included
- Meals and drinks on the approach and return trek; lodge stays are room only
- International flights
- Nepal visa
- Travel and emergency rescue insurance
- Personal trekking/climbing equipment
- Tips and personal expenses
- Extra costs caused by weather or circumstances outside our control
- Supplementary oxygen, personal climbing equipment and extra climbing support unless explicitly included in your quotation
Illustrated route
N ↑Mera Peak Climbing route map.
Choose your dates.
Browse published departures for 2027, 2028 and 2029. If your dates are not listed, ask us about a private trip. We confirm your place and arrangements before payment.
Year
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Dates are the start and end of your Nepal itinerary. Allow additional time for international flights and any recommended contingency days. No payment is taken by the booking form.
Arrive prepared.
Preparation
Climber acceptance is reviewed against previous altitude experience, technical skill, fitness and the selected objective.
Permits
Government climbing permits and expedition logistics are arranged according to the final program and current requirements.
Altitude & safety
Rotations, route conditions, weather and team readiness determine the schedule. Summit success is never guaranteed.
Equipment
A mountain-specific technical equipment list is supplied before departure. Oxygen systems, if included, are stated in the final package.
Best season
Mar–May · Sep–Nov
Your questions, answered.
How long is Mera Peak Climbing?
The published duration for Mera Peak Climbing is 18 days. Review the day-by-day itinerary for travel, activity and rest days before arranging your flights.
Is summit success guaranteed?
No. Weather, route conditions, altitude, health, avalanche risk, team readiness and other mountain hazards can prevent a summit attempt even when logistics are fully in place.
What insurance is required?
Insurance must cover the expedition’s maximum altitude and climbing activity, including emergency medical treatment, high-altitude helicopter evacuation where available, repatriation and trip interruption.
What technical experience is required?
Requirements depend on the mountain. We review your climbing CV before acceptance. For technical or 8,000-metre objectives, previous high-altitude and technical mountaineering experience is essential.
What oxygen and high-altitude support is included?
Supplemental oxygen, regulator systems, mask allocation and climbing Sherpa ratios vary by expedition package. These are confirmed clearly in the final quotation and expedition agreement.
What are the deposit and permit deadlines?
Expeditions involve non-refundable government, permit and supplier costs. Deposit, balance, cancellation and transfer terms are stated in the final expedition agreement before payment.
For route maps, current conditions or a specific requirement, ask our team.
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