Mera Peak Trek & Climb

" Climbing Mera Peak is an exciting journey in Nepal, offering the chance to conquer the summit at over 6400m above sea level. "

Mera Peak Climb, an adventure on the hidden areas of Everest region which leads far eastern zone of Khumbu areas that connects near Makalu and Baruntse Himal, an interesting journey on hidden trail where trekkers and adventurer hardly ventures around beautiful Inkhu valley towards Mera Peak base camp.

Mera Peak stands at 6,470 m high, one of the highest trekking peaks of Nepal Himalaya located within Khumbu area just south of Everest enclosed within giant peaks of Ama Dablam-Amphu Labtsa-Baruntse and Kusum Khanguru.

Walk to Mera Peak an exciting trek into pristine wilderness away from main trekking trails where few visitors often explore where you have full opportunity to enjoy its magnificent scenery and mountains in complete tranquil and ambiance.

Mera Peak climb grade is just F to PD means Facial (easy) to Per Difficule used from popular grading system of French / Swiss Climbing Classification as used worldwide on this type of day climb of strenuous 7-8 hrs up and down to and from the summit top.

Starting this wonderful adventure with a flight from Kathmandu to land at Sherpa town in Lukla, a popular place where various treks and climb begins and ends.

Walk leads past Lukla and beyond human settlement with a climb over high scenic passes of Naulekh ridge line to enter a hidden area of Inkhu with time for rest and acclimatization and some exercise and practice climb then heading towards at the foot of Mera Peak base camp.

The climb is straightforward with not much of technical effort however full climbing gear required ice axe-crampons and ropes for safe descend, where our expert guides will support you all the way to the summit top.

Reaching at the top summit, enjoy grand panorama of Everest and other adjoin peaks as far to Makalu-Barun and Kanchenjunga range, feeling on top of the world heading back to Lukla where a panoramic short flight brings you into hustle and bustle city life of Kathmandu, after a fantastic and marvelous adventure of lifetime experience on Mera Peak Climb.

Highlights Of Mera Peak Trek & climb  

• Superb views array of world's highest Himalayan peaks on top stunning Mera Peak
• Explore hidden side of Khumbu and Everest region around Inkhu valley enclosed within peaks
• Enchanting forest of tall rhododendron, magnolia, oaks and pines, and fir tree lines
• Views of mountains on daily walks to scenic Mera Peak base camp and classic climb
• Adventure on top Mera Peak, one of the highest trekking peaks of Nepal Himalaya

Best Season For Mera Peak Trek & Climb

Spring ( March to May)

• As winter's grip loosens, temperatures climb, especially at lower altitudes. Days warm up, while higher elevations still get chilly nights.Spring in the Himalayas brings crystal-clear skies, perfect for panoramic views of the mountains, including Mount Everest.During this season, rhododendrons and alpine flowers burst into bloom, painting the trekking trails with vibrant colors.Spring is the ideal time for Mera Peak Climbing, thanks to the great weather and visibility.

Autumn ( September to November)

• After the monsoon, the weather stabilizes with reduced rainfall. Moderate temperatures create perfect conditions for trekking and climbing.In autumn, the skies are exceptionally clear, providing unmatched mountain vistas.Climbing Mera Peak is at its peak popularity during this season, thanks to the stable weather and excellent visibility.

Winter ( December to February )

• Himalayan winters are chilly, especially up high, with frequent snowfall.Despite the cold, the skies remain clear, providing stunning views of snow-draped peaks.Winter attracts fewer climbers due to the cold and snow, but this also means less crowded conditions, which can be a draw for some.

Summer ( June to September)

• During the monsoon, heavy rains create slippery trails and increase the risk of landslides at lower altitudes.Cloudy skies during this season often limit visibility.Because of the rain-related challenges, Mera Peak Climbing is at its least popular during this time.

Equipments

The next details will provide you with a basic understanding of what you should carry for the trek. It's crucial not to overlook the necessary items, as they will impact your comfort and safety during the hike. It's just as vital not to weigh yourself down with unnecessary gear during the trek.

• Wind Stopper Fleece Gloves
• Summit shocks
• Sun and Desert Cap
• Neck Gaiter 
• thermo coat( 2,3 Layers), FleeceJacket, Windproof Jackets, Gore Text Jacket
• Cotton t-shirts, Mid Weight and Heavy Top (2-3 Layers)
• Windproof and Waterproof Trousers (warmer),Gore Text Pant, Down Pants
•  Kailas/Lasportiva/Millet ( summit shoe), Trekking shoes, Camp Booties, Crampons ( Fit with Boot)
• First Aid kits and Medicine
• Backpack with rain cover
• Thermarest Mattress
• Climbing Heltment & Headlamp or toourch
• Water Bottle
• Sunscreen / Sunglasses / Sun Hat
• Sleeping bag 
• Trekking Poles
• Chapstick, Umbrella/Raincoat, Pocket knife
• Camera & Batteries
• Power adapter and chargers
• Travel Towel
• Toiletries
• Sattelite Phone