The 14-day Mera Peak Climbing itinerary combines trekking through the Everest region with a challenging ascent of Mera Peak. You will start in Kathmandu and fly to Lukla, followed by a trek through beautiful valleys and remote villages. The journey includes acclimatization days to ensure a successful summit attempt. The climb to Mera Peak offers panoramic views of the Himalayan giants, providing an unforgettable experience.
Expect a demanding adventure that combines high-altitude trekking with technical climbing. The trek takes you through picturesque landscapes and less-traveled routes, while the climb requires acclimatization and climbing skills. The summit of Mera Peak offers breathtaking views, making the challenging climb worthwhile. Prepare for varying weather conditions and the physical demands of high-altitude trekking and climbing.
Start with a 45-minute scenic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. After landing, begin your trek from Lukla to Paiya, passing through forests and historic villages like Surke and Pakhepani. Enjoy views of Kongde Ri, Khatang, and Tang Ragi Tu.
After breakfast, trek from Paiya to Pangom. Cross a wooden bridge and pass through rhododendron and bamboo forests. Enjoy views of Dudh Kund Himal and the Dudh Koshi River before reaching the village of Pangom.
Depart Pangom and trek through bamboo and rhododendron forests, crossing the Pangoma La Pass. Enjoy views of Mera Peak and Maulekh Peak. Pass through pine forests and cross rivers before reaching Nagindingma.
Trek from Nagindingma to Khola Kharka, passing through Makalu Barun National Park and beautiful rhododendron forests. Spot wildlife and enjoy views of Mera Peak, Salpa, and other mountains.
Continue your trek to Kothe, passing through oak and juniper forests. Cross Majang Khola and hike past Trashing Dingma and Inkhu Khola. Enjoy the stunning views of the Himalayas.
After breakfast, trek along the Hinku Khola to Thaknak. Pass through Gondishung and visit a 200-year-old gompa. Enjoy close-up views of Mera Peak and Kusum Kanguru.
Trek from Thaknak to Khare along the Dig Glacier side moraine. Enjoy the views of the north Hinku Glacier and Charpate Himal. Ascend to Khare, where you can see the north face of Mera Peak.
Spend the day in Khare for acclimatization. Receive training on using climbing gear and practice techniques. Explore the local area and enjoy the views of Mera Peak.
Continue your trek to Mera High Camp via Mera La and Mera Glacier. The ascent becomes steeper, with breathtaking views of Everest, Nuptse, and Makalu. Reach High Camp and practice ice climbing.
Start the summit ascent early in the morning. Reach the top of Mera Peak for stunning panoramic views of Everest, Makalu, Cho-Oyu, and more. Descend back to High Camp, then continue to Khare.
Descend from Khare to Kothe, enjoying the beautiful scenery. Pass through glaciers, moraines, and traditional villages.
Take a different route back to Lukla. Trek through rhododendron forests and small settlements, enjoying views of Everest, Ama Dablam, and Nuptse.
Hike from Chetarwa to Lukla, passing through several villages and forest trails. Enjoy your final day in the Everest region.
Early morning flight from Lukla to Kathmandu. Enjoy the scenic flight and spend your final day in Kathmandu shopping and celebrating your successful expedition.
Meals include breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a variety of Nepali and international dishes, prepared in local teahouses and campsite kitchens.
Accommodation includes teahouses during the trekking phase and tented camps at high altitudes. Teahouses offer basic amenities, while tented camps provide essential facilities.
Travel insurance should cover high-altitude climbing, including medical evacuation. Ensure it includes coverage for climbing activities.
Altitude sickness is a risk; symptoms include headaches and dizziness. Prevent it by following acclimatization schedules and staying hydrated.
A certified guide will ensure safety and provide expertise. Safety measures include regular health checks and emergency evacuation plans.
T-shirts, base layers, trekking socks, gloves, hat, sunglasses
Ice axe, crampons, harness, helmet, climbing boots, trekking poles
Insulated jacket, down jacket, thermal layers, waterproof jacket & pants, trekking pants
Sunscreen, lip balm, personal first-aid kit, hand sanitizer, toiletries, medications
Camera, headlamp, extra batteries, power bank, mobile phone
Sleeping bag (-20°C), sleeping mat, backpack, water bottle, trekking permits, personal ID, snacks
