Mera Peak Climbing

A picturesque flight to Lukla sets the initiation of venture to Mera Peak. Aerial views of verdant forest hills, landscapes, Himalayas, and other natural wonders awe you as you fly. Not long after the arrival, there will be a hike with ascend to Chhuthang.

The first trek begins moving east of the town, Lukla. Sherpa settlements and Buddhist shrines are located along the trail. You walk through a dense forest that runs alongside Kalo Himal’s edge. Several streams can be found along the walk, all of which lead to Chhuthang.
Overnight in Chhuthang.

The trek to Thuli Kharka from Chhuthang is physically demanding. It is a rocky and steep path. After a tough climb, you arrive at the highest point of Zatrawala Pass. From the peak, the view is astonishing. Number Himal, Lumding Himal, Kongdi Ri, Karyolang Peak, and others are among the magnificent mountains that may be observed along the trek.

On continuing the trek from the pass, you take a short walk down the plain path. From that point onward, you advance toward Chhatre. Towards the end, it prompts Thuli Kharka. You can witness landscapes and yak pasture lands en route to Thuli Kharka.
Overnight in Thuli Kharka.

The trail today consists of a blend of ascents and descents. The Khumbu region’s Hinku valley is reached after a gentle descend. A series of uphills and downhills will make your venture exhausting. On the contrary, you’ll be blessed by the beauty of rhododendron and pine forests.

As you get further out from the valley, the awe-inspiring sight of Mera Peak excites you to continue on your journey. From there, you’ll be climbing down a wild, nearly vertical mountainside. You should hike slowly for your own safety.

After that, you arrive at the riverbed of the Hinku Valley. The journey continues upward after reaching the riverbed, leading to Kothe. Kothe is situated in the Hinku Valley toward the west.
Overnight in Kothe.

The hike to Thangnak is full of beautiful sights. After breakfast in Kothe, you start your day by walking along the Hinku valley’s riverbed. You will arrive in Gondishung by this route.

You’ll pass by the 200-year-old Lungsumgba Gompa as you continue up the path. A Buddhist shrine is called a gompa. It is expected that after worshipping at the Gompa, the summit attempt on Mera Peak will be a success.

You come across a scripture of Mera Peak after a brief hike. As a souvenir, you can snap its picture. We’ll travel to Thangnak, which is primarily a pasture land from that point forward.
Overnight in Thangnak.

The trek to Khare today is proving to be difficult. The path is covered with rock debris and bulk deposits. Regardless, the guide will accompany you to your destination in a suitable manner.

You’ll be climbing past the Dig Glacier after leaving Thangnak. It is possible to have a view of the Charpati Lake, a glacial mass lake. You’ll then proceed to Dig Kharka. The spectacular splendor of Mera Peak, Kyeshar Glacier, and Charpati Himal can currently be seen.

You’ll reach Hinku Nup and the Shar glacier as you climb higher. You arrive at Khare after a while. Khare is the Mera Peaks’ base camp. From this vantage point, you can get a good look at Mera Peak’s north face.
Overnight in Khare.

Today is a relaxing day in order to acclimatize following the elevation gain. You must adjust to the rising elevation and become more adaptable to it. Altitude sickness can strike anyone climbing over 5,000 meters. That is why, your body will require time to adjust.

You’ll be instructed how to belay and rappel for the summit climb during your acclimatization day at Khare. On a sloppy rock, you’ll learn to go all over. This is a warm-up session for the climb. You’ll be able to gather information and insight from experienced guides and Sherpas in preparation for the Summit.

Now is the time to finish putting up your climbing gear and equipment for tomorrow’s peak climbing late in the evening. If not, you may be able to rent the necessary equipment.
Overnight in Khare.

The ascent to Mera High Camp is somewhat troublesome. You set out in the early hours of the day to hike up a steep climb. This prompts Mera La Pass, where you can see the summit in all its glory.

Moving on to the Mera glacier is the next step. The trail follows the path to the Mera High Camp. The Sherpas will set up a tent for your belongings and stay after you get at the High Camp. Dazzling perspectives on Mt. Everest, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu can be seen from High Camp.

A decent night’s rest is fundamental following a long day. This is because you’ll be departing for the Summit extremely early in the morning.
Overnight in Mera High Camp.

The day you’ve been looking forward to has finally arrived. Because of strong breeze en route to Mera Peak, the peak can be difficult to reach during the noon hour. Therefore, the ascent begins promptly in the first part of the day, around 1 or 2 a.m. With the help of an assistant and Sherpas, you make your way to the summit of Mera Peak with the assistance of the guide and Sherpas.

You’ll remember the time you spent at the top for the rest of your life. A moment of joy and celebration at the success. The accomplishment you’ve aspired to since the beginning.

Perspectives on Mt. Everest, Kanchenjunga, Makalu, and other eight-thousanders will blow your mind. Soon enough, you and the rest of the team return to Khare along the same route.
Overnight in Khare

The most difficult aspect of mountain climbing is dealing with the weather. It’s completely surprising. Weather conditions can be stormy, blustery, freezing, and a variety of other things at any time. As a result, the quest to the summit is potentially dangerous. Accordingly, a reserve day is expected in case of harsh weather conditions. However, assuming the weather is fine and calm, you can continue to the summit.

Today’s trial is primarily about descending from Khare to Kothe. Getting back to similar geography, the wonderful vistas of rich rhododendron and pine forests, mountains, pastureland, and a lot more is rejuvenating. You’ll notice a decrease in altitude as you travel further. As a result, you’ll arrive at Kothe.
Overnight in Kothe.

The return trek to Thuli Kharka is comprised of ascends and descends. It’ll be simple to navigate since you’ll be traveling the same path. On your way to Hinku Valley, you take a stroll through a rhododendron forest. After a tough hike, you arrive in Thuli Kharka.

Thuli Kharka is a beautiful spot to visit. Once and for all, take a minute to marvel at the breathtaking vista of Mera Peak.
Overnight in Thuli Kharka.

The journey Mera Peak is nearing its conclusion. You depart the Thuli Kharka after breakfast.

The trek begins with a walk vertically to Zatrawala Pass and then descend. You can take in the all-encompassing perspectives on the Himalaya ranges once more at the Pass. The Zatrawala Pass leads to Lukla from here.

Lukla is a good place to rest after a long hike. To loosen up, go for a walk regarding Lukla or visit one of the numerous restaurants and cafes.
Overnight in Lukla.

After completing our trek and flying back to kathamandu, your warm welcome will be epic and waiting for you. When you arrive in kathmandu we will organize small farewell party with small gift. later, you can enjoy your day roaming around the city.