Country
Nepal
Duration
20 Days
Maximum altitude
6476 m.
Activity
Trekking
Difficulty
Moderate / Difficult
Best Season
October, November, December, February, March, April
Accomodation
Meals
Included
Start/End Point
Lukla
Mera Peak is situated in the high Himalayas. The flight to 45m is incredible; it is a great experience in your life. The summit of Mera Peak offers a view of the world's highest mountains. Sherpa culture and friendly people. Highland of the world. The unforeseen view of Mt, Everest (8848m) and another world highest mountains. Popular peak climbing of Mera Peak (6476m). The high camp offers you a panoramic view of Kanchanjunga, Chamlang, Makalu, and Baruntse sweeping around from the east and Amadablam, Cho- Oyu, and Kangtega to the west. The Mera Peak better view of the climbing north face.
Mera Peak Climbing (6470 m) would be the best choice for a beginner climber who is willing to reach heights above 6000 m with minimum difficulty and less challenge. This beautiful peak lies in the south of Mt Everest and northeast of Lukla. Mera Peak is the second most popular peak for climbers in terms of the number of climbers attending annually. The reason it’s very popular is that five of the world 8000 among 14 mountain are visible in the very close distance. Reaching the summit of Mera Peak is like a gradual mountain walk that goes through the crevasse and glacier terrain, though it’s not very difficult and strenuous in terms of climbing difficulty; thus, we should respect the towering height of Mera Peak.
Jimmy Roberts and Sen Tenzing made the first successful expedition of Mera Peak on 20th May 1953, and after that, many climbers started to scale this mountain. The route that Jimmy used in 1953 is still the standard route that leads up to the summit of Mera Peak.
There should be sufficient acclimatization before we reach base camp for the summit. The best way to get acclimatized is to walk slowly, like trekking 500M ascend maximum per day, or take some days of acclimatization break at 3500 m and 4500 elevation that helps to get adopted with the new climate. Altitude sickness and rushing can ruin the trip, so to avoid these things, we should take a slow pace and sufficient acclimatization. There are a bunch of options for getting well acclimatized; we can take a flight to Lukla and trek to Everest Base Camp and then cross Amphu Labtsa-La Pass(5780 m), or we can have a few days' excursion around Namche Bazaar to get well acclimatized.
Himalayan Smile Treks & Adventure has successfully conducted little expedition for Mera Peak previously. To avoid incidents and failures, we are operating such an expedition with a team of experts who have decades of experience and have excellent skills sufficient to deal with it.
Quick Mountain Flight to Lukla (45 minutes): Take a short ride with big views from the air. You will see terraced slopes, river bends, and the white tops of the Himalaya before you land.
Optional Trek to Everest Base Camp: If you want more time on the trail, go on the side trip to Everest Base Camp. Walk through Khumbu scenery that feels wild and real.
Amphu Labtsa Pass, 5,780 m : This is a tough climb over a high pass. It links the Mera and Everest areas. When you reach the top, the wide view is hard to forget.
Look at Five Peaks From Close Range: Get clear sights of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, and Cho Oyu. These are among the highest mountains on Earth.
Sherpa Life and Local Customs: Meet Sherpa families and feel their steady kindness. Visit older monasteries and learn about Buddhist ways tied to life in the mountains.
Walk the Quieter Route (Thuli Kharka): Skip the busiest paths and head onto a calmer trail. You will pass through forest stretches and small villages, with peace around you for most of the way.
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