Mera Peak Climbing, Mera Peak, Mera Peak Information, Peak climbing in Nepal, Nepal Peak climbing

Trip Facts

Total Duration 18 Days
Trip Grade Challenging
Max Altitude 6454
Group Size 2 - 10 Pax
Start From Kathmandu
End From Kathmandu
Trip Mode Climbing
Accommodation Hotel/Teahouse
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Mount Mera peak, situated at an altitude of 6654 meter above the sea level is the 18th permitted trekking peak in Nepal. It is standing to the south of Mount Everest dominating the watershed between heavily wooded valleys of the Inkhu. J.O. M. Roberts & Sen Tenzing made the first successful expedition to this summit of Mera peak on 20 May 1953. The route they used is still the standard and fallowing route. The walk from Lukla through the Sherpa country of the remote Inkhu valley is a lifetime experience offering superb scenery, and abundant wildlife - including rumored sightings of the legendary yeti for the travelers. You can do ski descending from the near TOP of this easy climbing peak. From Top of Mera peak, we can have the brilliant view of Mount Everest 8848m. Mount Makalu 8464m. Mount Kanchanjunga 8586m. Mount Lhotse 8516meters and many other tiny peaks. It feels like reaching heaven while stepping on the top of Mera Peak for the climbers. After Mera peak, the route follows Mingmo La pass and it is wild trek from Mera La.

This 6654 meters elevated peak is climbed by about 1000 to 1500 Nepali guides and mountaineers every year. One need to have mountaineering skills and permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association to do this expedition. Monterosa Treks and expedition organizes this expedition in each season. Please contact us to enroll yourself in this interesting Expedition.

Places You Will See

Fixed Departure Dates for 2025

20 September 2025
03 October 2025
22 October 2025
07 November 2025

Trip Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival airport transfer to hotel

Day 02: Prepare to issue climbing permit

Day 03: Fly to Lukla (2800m) Trek to Chutanga.

Day 04: Chutanga –Chatrarbu (Thuli Khark) We walk through the Beautiful scenery Chatrarbu pass and reach to Thuli Kharka

Day 05: Thuli Khark – Kothey: Which descend down the hillsides, firstly by pleasant meadows; and lower down, forests of blue Himalayan pines; and rhododendron Beautiful views of the south side of Mera Peak. Over night lodge near the Hinkhu River

Day 06: Khote - Thangnag (4350 m); Climb up the Hinku river & valley through summer pastures. Near Lungsamba, the valley narrows between the Mount Kusum Kangru (6369 m) and the west summit of Mount Mera Peak (6255 m).

Day 07: Thangnag – Khare: Morning take a breakfast and start walking to Khara. The khare is last settlement of this area. Way up to Khara fallow hinku khark and way is gradual and near the Khare is steep climb up.

Day 08: acclimatization in Khare villag

Day 09: Khare - Mera La (5415 m) - Base Camp (5300 m) and high camp: it goes a head on the snowy glacier, approaching the pass and the slope becomes steep. The High Camp (5800 m); this period is one of the best part of the climbing. You can see Mount Everest, Mount Nuptse, Mount Makalu & many more snowcapped peaks from here.

Day 10: Mera Peak summit (6454 m); from high camp, we should start early in the morning to the ascent to Mera peak; because some times the whether becomes very windy to climb. Nearing to the summit, it is a little bit steeper up about 45 degree's elevation.
From the top of this peak, giant Himalayas rising above 7000m., Are envisioned. There is Mount Chamlang 7290m., Mount Makalu 8463m., Mount Baruntse 7145m, to the east Mount Everest 8848m., mount Lhotse 8516meters and mount Nuptse the north as well as can see also Mount Ama Dablam 6812m, Mount Cho Oyu 8201m and Mount Kantega on the west. After the summit way down to Khare village for over night.

Day 11: Khare village - Hunku Khola (4900 m); we go up the Hunku Khola valley, wonderful sights of Chamlang (7290 m) and some other small peaks around there. Over night camping.

Day 12: Hunku Khola - Hunku Nup Lake (5350 m): Leaving behind Hunku Khola and valley, crossing moraines we reach to Hunku Nup Lake.

Day 13: Hunku Nup Lake - Mingbo La Pass (5817 m) - Nare Glacier (5300 m): Crossing nare glacier and Hunku Nup glacier; we reach to this Mingo La pass; which is little bit delicate to cross. Some times we should fixed150m. Rope to the Mingmo La pass and to reach Nare glacier camp site for over night

Day 14: Nare Glacier (5300 m) - Pangboche (3980m); now the trail is easy to walk wild trail and then reach to Pangboche village; where the most ancient monastery of the Khumbu valley is situated. Here you can see the Yeti's skull and claws inside this monastery. The Ama Dablam mountain can be viewed straight forward, face to face from us.

Day 15: Pangboche - Namche Bazaar (3440 m) now on this day via Thyngboche monastery and continue walk down hills, we can reach to Namche bazaar. The Thyanboche monastery is situated amidst the dwarf trees and rhododendrons. This is the main Buddhist hub of Khumbu valley.

Day 16: Namche Bazaar - Lukla.

Day17: Fly Lukla - Katmandu & transfer to hotel

Day18: Transfer to hotel for final departure onward journey.