Challenging
Mera Peak Climbing
6,476mm altitude
20 days
About This Expedition
Mera Peak (6,476m) is the highest trekking peak in Nepal. Standing on its summit you are rewarded with 360° views of five 8,000m peaks — Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Kangchenjunga and Cho Oyu. A less technical climb with high altitude rewards.
Climbing Grade: PD
6,476mm
Summit Altitude20 Days
Total DurationExpedition Itinerary
Arrival Kathmandu
Welcome dinner and briefing.
1400mFly to Lukla – Trek to Chutanga
Begin approach to Hinku valley.
3080mTrek to Thuli Kharka
Climb through rhododendron forest.
3530mCross Zatrwa La (4,610m) – Kothe
High pass crossing into Hinku valley.
3580mTrek to Thagnag (4,358m)
Follow the Hinku Drangka river.
4358mTrek to Khare (5,045m)
Mera Peak comes into full view.
5045mAcclimatization at Khare
Day hike and equipment preparation.
5045mMera Base Camp (5,300m)
Set up camp on the glacier.
5300mHigh Camp (5,780m)
Establish high camp.
5780mSummit Attempt (6,476m)
Pre-dawn departure. Summit and descend to Khare.
6476mRest Day at Khare
Recovery after summit.
5045mTrek to Kothe
Begin return journey.
3580mCross Zatrwa La – Chutanga
Return over the high pass.
3080mTrek to Lukla
Descend to Lukla.
2860mFly to Kathmandu
Celebration dinner.
1400mRequired Equipment
Equipment list available on request. We also offer gear rental.
$3200.00
per person
Altitude6,476mm
Duration20 days
DifficultyChallenging
Permit Cost$250.00
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