Trip Overview
Rising at an elevation of 6476 m. forming the northern part of Lukla lies the adventurous and one of the most technical peaks in Nepal; The Mera Peak. It resides at the edge of the Khumbu region and is one of the most popular climbing peaks in the world.
Nepal’s highest trekking peak can get complex, so it is bound to be an exciting and challenging trip. The peak climbing trail is located on the southern side of Everest, and both the western and south routes challenge the climbers in their mountaineering aspects.
The 19 days journey is an extraordinary one that takes you across the off-beaten paths of the Hinku valley. We will mostly stay at guesthouses during our trip and have specific days set for proper rest and acclimatizing to higher elevations.
Notice some of the highest 8000 peaks on this trail, like Everest, Makalu, Lhotse, and other beautiful mountains such as Ama Dablam and Cho Oyu. The best time to join this trek remains to be the spring and autumn season. For the adventurous souls keen on starting their mountaineering/climbing journey, the Mera peak climbing serves as an absolute treat!
Highlights of the Mera Peak Trek
- The journey begins with a short scenic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and takes you into the Khumbu region.
- Trek amidst the green regions blessed with the snowy mountains of Numbur, Kongdi Ri, and many others as you hike through Chutok La and Zatrawala pass.
- Acclimatize to the cultural village of Tangnang and enjoy the views of the stunning peaks and glaciers.
- Spend the night under the stars as you enjoy a clear sky and relish in the pristine environment of the river valley
- Climb the highest trekking peak in Nepal in the Everest region; the Mera Peak is renowned for its mountaineering exposure.
- Traverse into the unique Sherpa settlements, green forests, shrines, and the iconic Nepali suspension bridges as you become a part of the Mera peak climbing journey
- Enjoy close-up views of the highest peaks in the world (Mt. Everest, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Cho Oyu, and Mt. Lhotse) as well as other high peaks.
- Celebrate completing the highest trekking peak in Nepal at 6476m. with your team as you succeed in a technical off-beaten journey crossing the Hinku valley.
Is the Mera Peak Expedition Difficult?
Yes, the Mera Peak Climbing is not a super technical journey. However, you would still require to be in good health for this course. As you will be trekking for a more extended set of days, the climbers need to possess a lot of stamina and strength to overcome the difficulties. Therefore, a previous climbing experience is not a pre-requisite; however, we would recommend some prior physical training before the expedition.
Our professional guides will provide you with short pre-climbing training during the journey. You will be making use of technical equipment (harnesses, crampons, and ropes) as you climb on top of the summit.
Thus, invite yourself on this physically demanding yet exciting journey, challenging you to take a step closer to the mountains of the Earth. Join the Nepal Hiking Team for your Mera Peak climbing adventure, and contact us as we prepare the best arrangements for your incoming journey.
Yes, the Mera Peak Climbing is not a super technical journey. However, the travelers would still require to be in good health for this course.
As you will be trekking for longer days, the travelers need to possess a lot of stamina and strength to overcome the climbing difficulties. Therefore, a previous climbing experience is not a pre-requisite. However, we would recommend some prior physical training prior to the expedition.
A short pre-climbing training will be provided by our professional guides throughout the journey. You will be making use of technical equipment (harnesses, crampons, and ropes) as you climb on top of the summit.
Thus, invite yourself on this physically demanding yet exciting journey, challenging you to take a step closer to the mountains of the Earth.
Join the Nepal Hiking Team for your Mera Peak climbing adventure, and contact us as we prepare the best arrangements for your incoming journey.