Key Features of Mera Peak Climbing

• The Mera Peak Summit (6461m/21197ft), is Nepal’s highest trekking peak.
• Close-up views of Mt. Everest (8848.86m/29031ft), Kanchenjunga (8586m/28169ft), Lhotse (8516m/27939ft), Makalu (8463m/27766ft), and Cho Oyo (8188m/26863ft).
• Everest region’s exotic flora and animals. Glacial lakes, Hinku valley, waterfalls, yak pastures, rhododendron jungles, and glacial rivers are just a few of the highlights.
• Small, pocket-sized communities, less-traveled paths with breathtaking views.
• Immerse yourself in the isolated culture and lifestyle while surrounded by lofty pinnacles.
• A sufficient number of acclimatization days, as well as pre-climbing training, are required before the summit push.
• An experienced Sherpa climber guided the trek.
• Following off-the-beaten paths, pass via the lovely Sherpa settlements of Paiya, Thaknak, and Khare.

Mera Peak Climbing

Mera Peak Climbing is one of the highest trekking peaks in Nepal’s Himalayan state. It is a breathtaking challenge that offers climbers the most exciting adventures among Nepal’s other climbing peaks. Although it is frequently visited along the Makalu Barun National Park.

The ascent is done from the Mera La pass at 5415m on the northern face, which links to the less inhabited valleys of Hinku. The Mera Peak is located between Everest and Makalu. As well as the isolation of Hinku Valley

Finally, Mera Peak Climbing is challenging to climb, but it does not require a seasoned climber to try it. It is a technically straightforward peak, but the snow and numerous crevasses take time as you ascend the summit. This peak calls to season and novice climbers who dare to dream and enjoy taking on a challenge for that unique sensation of accomplishment.

Mera Peak Trek

The Mera Peak Trek involves a gradual ascent, allowing trekkers to acclimatize properly. It’s considered a technical climb, suitable for climbers with basic mountaineering skills. However, it’s essential to have a good level of fitness and be prepared for high altitudes.

During the trek, you’ll pass through places like Kothe, Thangnak, Khare, and High Camp before reaching the summit of Mera Peak, which stands at an altitude of 6,476 meters (21,247 feet). One of the highest trekking peaks in Nepal.

The panoramic views from the summit are breathtaking and make the challenging journey worthwhile. The Mera Peak Trekking is one of the best for your adventure. It will be a lifetime experience.

Mera Peak Permit Fee

The Climbing Permit fee depends on Climbing Season. In the spring season, the permit fee is more expensive because it is the best mountaineering season. Permit Fee stretchers are:-

•  Spring season (March, April, and May) Per Person –USD 250
•  Autumn season (September, October, and November) per person – USD 125
• Winter season (December, January, and February) per person – USD 70
• Summer season (June, July, and August) per person – USD 70

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How many Days’ times it takes to climb Mera Peak?

It’s a tall mountain with a steady trail requiring minor technical climbing. From the time we arrive in Kathmandu until we return home, our escorted tour will take 16 days. There are 13 trekking and climbing days, plus two summit days.

Is it tough to get to Mera Peak?

Mera Peak is not highly technical and does not feature a demanding technical climb, but it isn’t easy due to the summit’s high altitude of 6461 meters. Unlike other Nepalese hiking summits, Mera Peak is easy to reach.

Is it possible to climb Mera Peak without the assistance of a professional guide?

Individual trekkers can obtain trekking permits, but only government-registered organizations can obtain climbing permits because it is difficult to reach the summit of Mera without the assistance of a guide.

Are there any different routes to take to approach Mera Peak?

Yes, there are 3 different routes to approach Mera Peak (the routes are depends on your holiday time and interest so choose your suitable routes).

• Via Chhatrabu/Zawtra La Pass (4,610 meters)
• Via Paiya – Pangom – Ramailo Danda
• Via lower solukhumbu – Cholem Kharka – Khola Kharka – Panch Pokhari

Flight Information to /from Lukla

Flight Information to /from Lukla: Due to the Kathmandu airport overcrowding, Flights to Lukla (Everest Region) depart from Manthali Airport (Ramechhap) for the busiest season. The distance from Kathmandu to Mathali airport is about 130 kilometers. So it takes about 3.5 to 4 hours to drive. We leave Kathmandu at 1 or 1.30 AM to catch our early morning flights from Manthali to Lukla.

Note: The flight will be departing from March 15 to May 15 and October to November. However, it depends on the decision of the airlines and the civil aviation authority of Nepal.

Lukla flight delays or cancellations

The bad weather conditions and overtraffic in Kathmandu airports are the main reasons for delaying and canceling flights. The weather in hilly and Himalayan regions will be changed so quickly. So, We at Himalaya Darshan Treks highly recommend managing a minimum of 1 or 2 extra days for your Everest and Dolpo region treks.

What is the Lukla Flight Weight limitation?

The airlines have a weight limitation of only 15 kilograms (about 33 pounds) per person so please try to make your luggage less than 15 kilograms. Otherwise, you have to pay extra money but it is only possible if there is no overweight on the plane. So, the best option is to make your bag light.

Conclusion

Mera Peak Summit 6,476 meters is one of Nepal’s highest trekking/climbing peaks and promises an exhilarating journey with breathtaking vistas of Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga. Ideal for hikers with some experience in climbing, spring, and fall are the finest seasons to climb.

Trekking over various landscapes is part of the experience, which calls for the right acclimatization and permits. In the breathtaking Himalayas, climbers may have an adventure of a lifetime of achievements with the correct equipment and physical preparation. We at Himalaya Darshan Treks highly recommend this adventure for your lifetime experience.

Are you ready to book this trip for your lifetime experience?

To book this trip or for more inquiries, click Book this trip from our web page. Likewise, we have many different trekking, tour, and Peak Climbing packages so you can choose your most suitable trek with us. We suggest early booking so you have enough time to prepare for the trip. We are ready to organize your travel bucket list adventure in the Himalayas. You can also contact us by WhatsApp at +977 9841073239 for quick inquiries.

Mera Peak Climbing Equipment

We at Himalaya Darshan Treks are highly recommended for good quality equipment for the successful and safe summit of Mera Peak. The quality equipment makes your Mera Peak climbing comfortable and safe. Before the Climbing, our Climbing Sherpa/guide checks your equipment and assists in how to use this equipment/climbing gear. We always give priority to your safety and the success of your climbing which means you are in safe hands.

1, Clothing:

• Quick-drying shirts and thermal tops and bottoms.
• Fleece jackets or vests
• Down Jacket (Good quality)
• Windproof and Waterproof Jacket (Gore-Tex or similar)
• Rain Jacket
• Fleece or insulated pants
• Waterproof pants to protect from rain and snow.

2, Head Wear:

• Warm hat (wool or fleece)
• Balaclava or neck gaiter
• Sun hat or cap

3, Handwear

• Lightweight gloves (fleece or wool)
• Insulated gloves or mittens

4, Personal Climbing Gears:

• Climbing Harness
• Crampons (compatible with your boots)
• Helmet
• Ice axe

5, Footwear:

• Mountaineering/Climbing Boots
• Crampons
• Waterproof gaiters
• Thick and warm mountaineering socks
• A pair of slip-on shoes or sandals.

6, Personal Items

• Polarized and UV-protected sunglasses
• Mountaineering goggles
• Sunscreen and Lip balm
• Good quality Headlamp with extra batteries.
• Camera and mobile Charger (Adapter)
• First Aid Medical Kit
• Energy bars (Snacks) lightweight.

7, Essential Items

• Backpack (duffel bag and day bag)
• Good Quality Sleeping Bag
• Trekking Poles

8, Drinks/Hydration:

• Insulated water bottle
• Water purification tablets or filter

FAQs for Mera Peak Climbing:

Where is Mera Peak Located?

The Mera Peak is located in the Mahalangur section of the Himalayas in Nepal. At Mahakulung Rural Municipality Solukhumbu District and Makalu Barun National Park. Mera Peak is well well-known and famous trekking and climbing peak in Nepal.

How difficult and technical is Mera Peak?

Mera Peak is considered a moderate climb. It involves glacier trekking and requires basic mountaineering skills, technical climbing experience is not necessary. But if you have good experience in mountaineering it will be great to succeed at the Mera Peak Summit.

What is the best time to climb Mera Peak?

The best times to climb Mera Peak are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These seasons offer stable weather and clear views.

How many nights in tents will I be spending during the climb?

Typically, climbers spend one night at High Camp before the summit push.

What is the summit day like?

The Summit day starts early (around 2-3 AM) and involves a long, challenging climb. The climb can take 8-9 hours depending on the climber’s pace to reach the summit. You can enjoy the breathtaking Mountain View and surrounding Himalayan panorama from the top of Mera Peak.

How do I prepare for the Mera Peak climb?

Proper training and physical fitness are essential. Prior climbing experience is beneficial, and good acclimatization is crucial.

Is altitude sickness a concern?

Yes, altitude sickness is a concern at high altitudes. It’s important to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and listen to your body.

Do I need any permits for the climb?

Yes, you will need a Makalu Barun National Park entry permit and a Mera Peak climbing permit issued by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA).