Mera Peak Base Camp Service-2 Days

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Mera Peak Climbing from Khare to Summit
Mera Peak Climbing from Khare to Summit
Mera Peak Climbing from Khare to Summit
At a Glance
Duration2 Days
Trip GradeStrenuous
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CountryNepal
Maximum Altitude6,476m/21246.72ft
Group Size1 to 10 pax
StartsKhare
EndsKhare
Travel StyleClimbing
Best TimeSeptember to November and March to June

Mera Peak Climbing is a highly recommended destination for non-technical climbing, located in the Everest region of Nepal. Standing at an impressive altitude of 6467m above sea level, Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal. Embark on this short Mera Peak Climbing Tour and enjoy the unparalleled views it offers of the world's highest peaks. From the summit of Mera Peak, you can experience a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of five of the world's highest mountains over 8000m: Mount Everest (8848 m), Kangchenjunga (8586 m), Lhotse (8516 m), Makalu (8485 m), and Cho Oyu (8201 m), along with numerous other peaks of the Khumbu Region. This package is specially designed for adventure enthusiasts who wish to experience peak climbing from Khare to Mera Peak and back to Khare within 2 days. The short Mera Peak itinerary starts from Khare, takes you to the summit of Mera Peak, and returns you to Khare. This package includes all necessary climbing gear, except for personal gear. Join us for an unforgettable Mera Peak climbing experience in Khare for 2 days.

Mera Peak Base Camp Highlights:

  • Get acquainted with our expert team in Khare before embarking on the adventure
  • Learn and practice how to properly use the gear necessary for the Mera Peak expedition
  • Start and finish the Mera Peak journey in Khare, situated at an elevation of 5000m above sea level
  • Trek for approximately 4 hours from Khare to reach Mera High Base Camp at an altitude of 5780m
  • Begin early in the morning from High Camp to reach the summit, and then return to Khare after a total of 8/9 hours
  • Take in the breathtaking and unparalleled views from the summit, including Lhotse (8516 m/27940 ft), Cho Oyo (8188 m/26864 ft), Makalu (8481 m/27825 ft), Kanchenjunga (8586 m/28169 ft), and Everest (8848.86 m/29031.7 ft)
  • Marvel at the sunrise views and capture the captivating movement and descent along the glacier back to Khare
  • Mera Peak is suitable for both beginners and experts, with experts often using it as preparation for Amadablam and Everest before attempting summits above 8000m.

There are numerous ways to participate in the popular Mera Peak Climbing Adventure. Depending on your preferences, you have the option to select our comprehensive Mera Peak Climbing package. Additionally, if you wish, you can also choose to undertake the Mera Peak climbing expedition solely from Khare through the Himalanaya Trekking Path Company. The benefit of Mera Peak Climbing is that it provides an opportunity to gain trekking experience before attempting the peak climb. Upon arrival in Khare, our skilled Sherpa Climbing Guide will be ready to assist you. Upon reaching the destination, you will have the chance to meet with our expert team to discuss the required training and gear. Our concise Mera Peak Climbing package includes all climbing equipment, while personal items such as a sleeping bag, windproof jacket, and pants will need to be managed by you.

On the first day of the Mera Peak expedition, your journey will commence from Khare to Highcamp, traversing the glacier and Himalayan Morain. At every step of this adventure, you will have the opportunity to capture the awe-inspiring peaks, glaciers, and picturesque valleys. The duration of this journey is approximately 5 to 6 hours, and you will be accommodated at Tant, a campsite that our dedicated team has already prepared. During your stay in the tent, you will have the privilege of enjoying meals prepared by our skilled staff. The following day, you must be prepared to embark on the summit at the break of dawn. Equip yourself with the necessary trekking gear and diligently follow the guidance of our experienced guide as you make your way towards the summit, standing tall at 6467m. Once you set foot on the pinnacle of this enchanting peak, you will be greeted by the breathtaking sight of the world's majestic peaks, including Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhose, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Makalu, and Mt. Kanchenjunga, all towering above 8000m, as well as numerous other peaks ranging from 7000m to 6000m in height. Witness the mesmerizing sunrise views from the summit and let your heart be filled with pure delight before returning to Khare, where your journey will conclude.

Mera Peak Base Camp Service Gear

Climbing equipment necessary for the Mera Peak ascent is provided in the package, but personal gear such as a -20 degree sleeping bag, a windproof jacket and trousers, and high-quality gloves are not included. Please ensure you have these items before embarking on the climb. Kindly review the inclusions of the package for further details.

  • The Mera Peak package is inclusive of essential gear like high-altitude tents, high-camp accommodation, beverages for climbing, fixing gear, and personal equipment.
  • The high-altitude tents feature a North Face Dome Tent for two people and a separate tent for dining and kitchen use.
  • High camp lodging ensures three meals daily, including chocolate treats, while climbers are provided with tea, cookies, and hot water during the climbing phase.
  • Fixing gear comprises fixed ropes, main ropes, snow bars, ice screws, rock pitons, and arrangements for Heli Rescue/Charter.
  • All necessary personal gear for the expedition is also included, such as climbing boots, crampons, ice axes, harnesses, karabiners, and more.

How to train for Mera Peak Climbing?

To get ready for the Mera Peak Expedition, it is essential to ensure physical fitness and good health. Although prior mountaineering experience is not necessary, it is important to prepare your body for the challenge. Begin by improving your endurance through consistent cardio workouts such as running, cycling, and hiking. Additionally, incorporating strength training exercises will help you navigate the more difficult parts of the climb, with a focus on strengthening your legs and core. Lunges and squats are particularly beneficial in this regard.

How difficult is the Mera Peak Climbing?

Short Mera Peak Climbing presents a moderate-level challenge, commencing from Lukla and winding through traditional villages, verdant forests, and authentic trekking routes. En route, you will be greeted by stunning waterfalls, river valleys, and a mix of uphill and downhill sections leading to Khare. The ascent to Mera Peak entails traversing glaciers, moraines, and a glistening rocky path. Adequate fitness and well-being are crucial for this expedition. It is advisable to incorporate cardio workouts like hiking, running, and cycling into your routine as you gear up for Mera Peak Climbing to adequately prepare your body for the demands of the journey.

Mera Peak Base Camp Service Cost for 2024-2025

Our Mera Peak Climbing expedition begins at Khare, where you will meet our experienced Sherpa Climbing guide. After a thorough briefing and brief training session, we will embark on our short Mera Peak climbing adventure. Our journey will take us to High Camp and ultimately to the summit of Mera Peak (6467m). Upon reaching the summit, we will return to Khare, concluding our short Mera Peak Climbing experience. The cost of the short Mera Peak climbing package ranges from USD600 to USD700 per person, depending on the size of the group. This package includes all the necessary climbing gear, food, a knowledgeable guide, permits, and a camping night at High Camp (5900m). However, please note that personal gear such as sleeping bags, windproof jackets and pants, and gloves are not included in the package. Here is a breakdown of the cost of the short Mera Peak climbing package based on the group size.

  • The cost of Mera Peak Service is USD700 if you are solo
  • The cost of Mera Peak Service is USD 650 per person if you are in a group of 2-5 persons
  • The cost of Mera Peak Service is USD 600 per person if you are in a group of 6-10 persons
Itinerary

The itinerary for Mera Peak Climbing, starting from Khare and returning to Khare, presents an ideal option for individuals who prefer to trek independently until Khare. Subsequently, you have the opportunity to join our proficient Expect team for the two-day Mera climbing experience. Kindly refer to the comprehensive details regarding the itinerary, cost, and noteworthy highlights.

Tour PlanExpand All

Starting the day with pleasant views encompassing the beautiful north face of Mera Peak, we’ll gradually scramble up to negotiate Mera La Pass (5,415m). Subsequently, we’ll trek on a rock-strewn area as we proceed further beyond the base camp (5,350m) to emerge at the high camp (5,780m). For the rest of the day, we’ll perform ice climbing training in the company of our experienced climbing guide and learn the uses of mountain gear such as an ice axe, harness, ascender climbing boots and crampons, as well as the efficient techniques to ascend a summit. Afterwards, we’ll admire the vistas around us, utilizing the unused time of the daylight.

Max. Altitude: 5,780m/18963.25ftMeal: Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tent

Today is the day; we all are waiting from the beginning of this odyssey. After very early breakfast and some last moment checks, we’ll have on the crampons and rope for a successful yet safe summit attempt. Appropriately acclimatized and well-equipped with right tools and knowledgeable guide, it takes us around 4-6 hours to set our feet the summit of Mera Central. The top presents us with the breathtaking outlooks of Mt. Everest (8,848m), Kanchenjunga (8,586m), Lhotse (8,516m), Makalu (8,463m), Cho-Oyu (8,210m), Nuptse (7,855m), Chamlang (7,319m), Baruntse (7,129m), Ama Dablam (6,812 m), and Kangtega (6,779m). Expect K2, where we can gaze at 5 out of 6 of the world’s highest mountaintops.  Finally, we’ll turn back to Khare.

Max. Altitude: 6,476m/21246.72ftMeal: Breakfast and Lunch
Cost Details
Included
  • Trekking guide services offered with a ratio of 2 guests to 1 Trekking Porter
  • Experienced Climbing Guides and crews are at your disposal
  • Trekking staff receive food, accommodations, salary, and insurance coverage
  • Daily provision of 3 servings of tea/coffee
  • Climbing permits are included
  • Assistant Cook and Transportation Services are provided, along with necessary kitchen helpers and camping equipment
  • Camping Equipment: Utensils provided, such as EPI Gus, Gas stove or fuel stove, cooking pots, mattress, walkie-talkie, etc
  • Staff salary and allowance covered, including wages, equipment, food, clothing, and insurance for climbing staff and porters
  • High Altitude Tents are provided, including North Face Dome Tent for two pax, wall/cabin tent for dining and kitchen, etc.
  • High Camp Lodging & food service are provided, including three meals a day for members and staff
  • Drinks and Beverages for climbing provided, including tea with cookies and hot drinking water
  • Fixing Gear provided, including fix rope, main rope, snow bar, ice crew, rock pitons, as well as Heli Rescue/charter arrangement
  • All personal climbing gear is provided, including climbing boots, crampons, an ice axe or hammer, harness, jammers, karabiners, figure eight/ATC guide, tap sling, fix rope, main rope, snow bar, an ice crew, rock pitons, etc.
Excluded
  • The visa fees for Nepal are USD 30 for 15 days, USD 50 for 30 days, and USD 125 for 90 days per person.
  • International airfare is not included in the travel package and needs to be arranged separately.
  • Visitors are advised to have travel and medical insurance for their safety.
  • Sleeping Bag, Down jackets, gloves, water and wind-proof stuff such as pants and jackets for climbing
  • In cases of unexpected bad weather conditions, extra days may be required and should be planned accordingly.
  • Some amenities, such as hot showers, drinking water, WIFI, laundry, and batteries, may come at an additional cost.
  • Personal expenses, extra drinks, and lost items are not included in the travel package.
  • It is customary to give tips to your driver, porter, and guide.
  • Helicopter servcie 
  • Personal clothing trekking gear
Additional Info

We recommend visiting our supplementary resources to gather detailed information that will prove beneficial for your upcoming Mera Peak Climbing Expedition.

Booking confirmation:

To secure your reservation for the Mera Peak service from Khare to Mera Summit and back to Khare, please ensure that you provide us with your flight booking confirmation, passport details, and deposit. Kindly note that all payments must be settled prior to departing from Kathmandu to Lukla in order for us to process the necessary permits. You may make your booking through email, WhatsApp, our website, phone calls, or other available platforms.

Payment options:

You have the choice to make your payment either in cash or by credit card. Cash payments can be made in USD, EURO, CAD, AUD, Frank, RMB, Ringgit, SGD, and other currencies accepted by Nepal Bank. If you prefer to pay by card, please note that a 4% additional bank fee will be applied.

Last-minute booking:

Last-minute bookings for the Mera Peak Climbing are also welcomed. You have the option to make a reservation until one day prior to your departure from Kathmandu to Lukla. If you choose to do so, we will gladly accept your reservation. We kindly invite you to visit our office to settle the remaining balance and confirm your booking.

Booking Cancellation Policy:

The cancellation of the Mera Peak climbing booking is allowed up to one month before the scheduled climb. However, please note that free cancellations are not accepted after this period. This is because we need to make arrangements for flights, hotels, guides, permits, and other necessary services. If you decide to cancel your trip within one month of the scheduled climb, you will be responsible for the cost of the flight and other associated expenses. Therefore, we kindly request that you carefully review our itinerary, services, costs, and company profiles before confirming your booking. If you wish to postpone your trip, we can accommodate that request.

Mera Peak Climbing Difficulty:

Mera Peak Climbing is a beginner-friendly climbing peak that does not require technical skills. However, it is important to have physical fitness, mental preparation, and sufficient acclimatization. Located in the Khumbu region, Mera Peak is in close proximity to the world's tallest mountain, Mt. Everest (8,849 meters). It is comprised of three peaks: Mera South (6,065 meters), Mera North (6,476 meters), and Mera Central (6,461 meters). While it is popular as a training peak for novice mountaineers, it is not an easy climb. Mera Peak has been graded PD in the Alpine Grading Systems, indicating that it is slightly difficult. Previously, it was graded as an easy and straightforward route (F grade). Due to spending several days at an altitude above 5,000 meters, successfully scaling the 6,000-meter Mera Peaks without adequate acclimatization can be quite challenging. Although there are some technical sections, they are not overly strenuous. With proper preparation and some mountaineering training, conquering Mera Peak can be a manageable feat.

Mera Peak Climbing Gears:

The packing list for the Mera Peak climbing expedition is crucial. It includes all the necessary climbing gear, except for a sleeping bag, windproof pants and jacket, and gloves, which are not provided. The climbing equipment included in the package is as follows:

  • The Mera Peak package is inclusive of essential gear like high-altitude tents, high-camp accommodations, beverages for climbing, fixing gear, and personal equipment.
  • The high-altitude tents feature a North Face Dome Tent for two people and a separate tent for dining and kitchen use.
  • High camp lodging ensures three meals daily, including chocolate treats, while climbers are provided with tea, cookies, and hot water during the climbing phase.
  • Fixing gear comprises fixed ropes, main ropes, snow bars, ice screws, rock pitons, and arrangements for Heli Rescue/Charter.
  • All necessary personal gear for the expedition is also included, such as climbing boots, crampons, ice axes, harnesses, karabiners, and more.

Mera Peak Climbing Best Seasons:

Mera Peak, located in the Everest region, is a highly sought-after climbing destination with an elevation of 6467m above sea level. The ideal times for ascending Mera Peak are autumn (September, October, and November) and spring (March, April, and May). This mountain appeals to both novice and experienced climbers, although beginners are more common due to professionals favoring more challenging climbs like Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. The level of difficulty of climbing Mera Peak is heavily influenced by preparation, organization, and weather conditions. It is recommended to meticulously plan your expedition and select the most suitable season for conquering Mera Peak.

  • Autumn Season: Autumn, the most popular trekking season in Nepal, spans three months: September, October, and November. It is an ideal time to embark on a journey to Mera Peak, thanks to the favorable weather conditions, stable temperatures, verdant valleys, clear skies, majestic waterfalls, and breathtaking views of Everest (8,848m/29028.87ft.), Kanchenjunga (8,586m/28169.29ft.), Lhotse (8,516m/27939.63ft.), Cho Oyu (8,201m/26906.17ft.), Makalu (8,481m/27824.8ft.), and Nuptse (7,855m/25771ft.). Moreover, the post-precipitation period ensures unobstructed vistas. From the summit of Mera Peak (6467m), you can witness awe-inspiring sunrise views. Snowfall and rain are less likely during this season.
  • Spring season: Spring is the second most popular season for trekking and mountaineering in Nepal, right after autumn. In the lower elevations, the weather can be hot, while in the higher elevations, it is pleasant. The days are longer, and the weather remains stable and dry. Just like in autumn, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Himalayas during this time. Additionally, the blooming rhododendrons, flowers, and lush green vegetation create a beautiful environment to explore. If you have a fondness for nature and alpine vegetation, then spring is the ideal choice for you. In the Mera Peak region, spring lasts for approximately three months, from March to May. The first few weeks of March can still be chilly due to the lingering winter, so it's important to pack warm clothing if you plan to climb during that time. Similarly, towards the end of May, there may be rain clouds approaching with the onset of the monsoon season, so it's advisable to be prepared with a proper packing list for Mera Peak.
  • Winter season: During the winter season, which spans from December to February, the coldest time of the year is experienced with heavy snowfall, cold temperatures, and frequent storms. Climbing Mera Peak during this time is not ideal due to the challenging weather conditions, including poor visibility. As December begins, thin snow and light winds start to affect the peak. By January, temperatures drop significantly, leading to thick snow accumulation and frequent windstorms. It is important to note that climbing Mera Peak in the winter can be risky, especially for novice climbers. However, if you are eager to embark on this adventure before autumn arrives, early December and late February are considered the best months for the climb. Proper winter preparation, training, and appropriate clothing are essential to tackle the challenges of climbing Mera Peak during this season.
  • Summer/monsoon season: The rainy season, which falls in the months of June, July, and August, is considered an off-season for Mera Peak climbing. This is due to the heavy rainfall and cloudy weather during this time, making it unfavorable for trekking. Additionally, the trails become slippery and muddy, posing a challenge for climbers. It is especially not recommended for beginner climbers to attempt Mera Peak during this season. If you are a professional climber and still wish to pursue the climb during the off-season, it is important to note that you may encounter difficulties such as floods and landslides at lower elevations, as well as cloudy conditions at higher elevations. Climbing Mera Peak during the monsoon is a challenging decision that may result in an unsuccessful ascent. We strongly advise against attempting the climb during this time due to the presence of leeches on the trails and the increased risk of landslides and floods. However, if you are determined to undertake the Mera Peak expedition during the monsoon, it is recommended to consider early June or late August, as these months have a lower chance of rainfall and the tea houses remain open.

Peak Climbing Permit, Documents, and Cost:

Climbing permits are required for all climbers, and the permit fee is already included in the package. The cost of the Mera Peak permit may vary depending on the season. To obtain the necessary permits, we will need a copy of your passport, passport-size photos, and your departure time.

  • The expense of ascending Mera Peak can amount to USD $250, as the spring season offers optimal conditions with clear and temperate weather.
  • The cost of undertaking the Mera Peak Climbing Adventure is USD 125 during the autumn season, which is also a favored time to embark on this journey.
  • During the winter and summer, which are considered off-seasons, the price for climbing Mera Peak is comparatively lower. Additionally, the NMA Mera Peak Climbing Permit can be obtained for USD70

Mera Peak Climbing Best Seasons:

Mera Peak, located in the Everest region, is a highly sought-after climbing destination with an elevation of 6467m above sea level. The ideal times for ascending Mera Peak are autumn (September, October, and November) and spring (March, April, and May). This mountain appeals to both novice and experienced climbers, although beginners are more common due to professionals favoring more challenging climbs like Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. The level of difficulty of climbing Mera Peak is heavily influenced by preparation, organization, and weather conditions. It is recommended to meticulously plan your expedition and select the most suitable season for conquering Mera Peak.

  • Autumn Season: Autumn, the most popular trekking season in Nepal, spans three months: September, October, and November. It is an ideal time to embark on a journey to Mera Peak, thanks to the favorable weather conditions, stable temperatures, verdant valleys, clear skies, majestic waterfalls, and breathtaking views of Everest (8,848m/29028.87ft.), Kanchenjunga (8,586m/28169.29ft.), Lhotse (8,516m/27939.63ft.), Cho Oyu (8,201m/26906.17ft.), Makalu (8,481m/27824.8ft.), and Nuptse (7,855m/25771ft.). Moreover, the post-precipitation period ensures unobstructed vistas. From the summit of Mera Peak (6467m), you can witness awe-inspiring sunrise views. Snowfall and rain are less likely during this season.
  • Spring season: Spring is the second most popular season for trekking and mountaineering in Nepal, right after autumn. In the lower elevations, the weather can be hot, while in the higher elevations, it is pleasant. The days are longer, and the weather remains stable and dry. Just like in autumn, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Himalayas during this time. Additionally, the blooming rhododendrons, flowers, and lush green vegetation create a beautiful environment to explore. If you have a fondness for nature and alpine vegetation, then spring is the ideal choice for you. In the Mera Peak region, spring lasts for approximately three months, from March to May. The first few weeks of March can still be chilly due to the lingering winter, so it's important to pack warm clothing if you plan to climb during that time. Similarly, towards the end of May, there may be rain clouds approaching with the onset of the monsoon season, so it's advisable to be prepared with a proper packing list for Mera Peak.
  • Winter season: During the winter season, which spans from December to February, the coldest time of the year is experienced with heavy snowfall, cold temperatures, and frequent storms. Climbing Mera Peak during this time is not ideal due to the challenging weather conditions, including poor visibility. As December begins, thin snow and light winds start to affect the peak. By January, temperatures drop significantly, leading to thick snow accumulation and frequent windstorms. It is important to note that climbing Mera Peak in the winter can be risky, especially for novice climbers. However, if you are eager to embark on this adventure before autumn arrives, early December and late February are considered the best months for the climb. Proper winter preparation, training, and appropriate clothing are essential to tackle the challenges of climbing Mera Peak during this season.
  • Summer/monsoon season: The rainy season, which falls in the months of June, July, and August, is considered an off-season for Mera Peak climbing. This is due to the heavy rainfall and cloudy weather during this time, making it unfavorable for trekking. Additionally, the trails become slippery and muddy, posing a challenge for climbers. It is especially not recommended for beginner climbers to attempt Mera Peak during this season. If you are a professional climber and still wish to pursue the climb during the off-season, it is important to note that you may encounter difficulties such as floods and landslides at lower elevations, as well as cloudy conditions at higher elevations. Climbing Mera Peak during the monsoon is a challenging decision that may result in an unsuccessful ascent. We strongly advise against attempting the climb during this time due to the presence of leeches on the trails and the increased risk of landslides and floods. However, if you are determined to undertake the Mera Peak expedition during the monsoon, it is recommended to consider early June or late August, as these months have a lower chance of rainfall and the tea houses remain open.

Prepare for the Acute Mountain Sickness

While embarking on the Mera Peak Climbing Expedition, it is important to be aware of the risk of acute mountain sickness. However, there are measures that can be taken to prevent this issue. As the Himalayan trekking path company, we recommend following specific guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable trek to Mera Peak without succumbing to mountain sickness. The changing oxygen levels due to elevation gain and varying climates can impact your health, so it is crucial to follow these steps daily throughout the journey to prepare yourself and minimize the risk of altitude sickness.

  • Adhere to the guidance provided by the trekking guide and maintain a leisurely pace while walking.
  • Hydrate yourself adequately by consuming approximately 4 to 5 liters of purified water every day.
  • Embrace the beauty of nature and avoid rushing while walking.
  • Refrain from consuming any food items that may potentially disrupt your digestive system.
  • It is advisable to abstain from alcohol consumption throughout the trekking journey.
  • Ensure that you carry a few first aid kits containing medications such as Dioria, Vhometing, Feaver, Stomached, and Diamox for altitude sickness.
  • Prior to embarking on the trek, it is recommended to consult with your doctor.
  • Take regular breaks every 30 to 45 minutes of walking to rest and rejuvenate.

Tipping Culture:

Tipping is a common practice in the tourism industry in Nepal. When utilizing airport transportation services, it is customary to leave a tip for the driver. Similarly, when dining for lunch or dinner, it is expected to show appreciation by leaving a tip for the staff. This practice also applies to trekking guides, tour guides, climbing guides, and porters. The amount of the tip is discretionary and should reflect your satisfaction with the service received.

Farewell 

On behalf of the  Himalayan Trekking Path Company, we are delighted to invite you to a farewell dinner in honor of your upcoming departure. This special occasion will also serve as an opportunity for us to present you with an appreciation certificate and engage in a conversation about your trip, allowing us to gather your valuable suggestions and reviews. Your kind feedback holds great significance for our company.

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Mera Climbing 2
Mera Peak Top
Mera Peak Trekking
Mera High Camp 1
Mera Peak Climbing 2
Mera Trek 1
Mera Base Camp 1
Mera High Camp 2