Mera Peak Climbing

Mera Peak is one of the highest trekking peaks in the world, and its summit panorama takes in five of the world’s 8000 metres peaks – Kangchenjunga, Makalu, Lhotse, Everest and Cho Oyu. This ultimate Himalayan trekking and climbing begins with a short and exciting flight to Phaplu in the Solu Khumbu. From here, we start trekking through the terraced farmland and forest of Nepal’s ‘Middle Hills’. Then, passing small villages and settlements inhabited by the hardy Sherpas, our route climbs up to the constructed camps at Mera High Camp.

The ascent of the Mera Peak Central 6,476 m is a high glaciated tour with short steep climbs up to 40° steepness. It will help if you are an experienced crampon walker who can climb flanks with a steepness of 35-40º without a rope safety device. In addition to the usual trekking equipment, a pair of warm crampon-compatible alpine boots, an ice axe, and safety material is required for the ascent.

Brief Itinerary View in full

  • Day 01Arrival in Kathmandu, transfer to hotel
  • Day 02Flight to Lukla (2680m) and trek to Paiya (2650m).
  • Day 03Trek to Panggom (2804m)
  • Day 04Trek to Ramailo Dada (3276m)
  • Day 05Trek to Chetra Khola/Jungle Camp (3122m)
  • Day 06Trek to Kothe (3580m)
  • Day 07Trek to Tangnag (4358m)
  • Day 08Acclimatization Day at Tangnag (4358m)
  • Day 09Trek to Khare (5045m)
  • Day 10Acclimatization day at Khare (5045m)
  • Day 11Trek to Mera Basecamp (5425m)
  • Day 12Climb to High Camp (5780m)
  • Day 13Summit Mera Peak & trek climb down to Khare
  • Day 14Trek to Kothe (3580m)
  • Day 15Trek to Thuli Kharka
  • Day 16Trek to Lukla
  • Day 17Flight to Kathmandu
  • Day 18Free day in Kathmandu
  • Day 19Final Departure from Kathmandu