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Mera Peak - 15 Days
Mera Peak is one of the most alluring trekking
peaks in Nepal as it involves a culturally
stimulating journey through picturesque villages
and forests – followed by a gentle climb to the
6476m/21,246 ft Summit. Mera Peak is perhaps
best known because it is Nepal’s highest
trekking peak, ie: any peak above this height is
considered a full expedition peak with it’s
associated higher permit cost. The Mera climb
comes at the end of a two weeks long trekking
and acclimatisation program followed by a
climbing program designed to give you the best
possible chance of success. So far we have had
99% success rate in all of our Mera Peak
expedition. The trip initiates in Kathmandu
where we make last minute preparations and enjoy
the cultural diversity of this ancient city
before embarking on a short drive to Jiri and
enter the Hinku from the south via Pangkongma to
Khumbu valley and entranceway to Mt Everest. The
expeditions are being run during both the post,
and pre-monsoon seasons of 2007/8.This trip
offers highlights of non-technical climbing at
moderate to high altitude, and even though it is
not technically difficult, the climb
incorporates a lot of the components of the
higher expedition peaks. In addition to the
climbing the expedition offers stunning
Himalayan views and exciting Nepalese cultural
experiences. An ascent of Mera Peak is regarded
as the ideal introduction to Himalayan climbing.
Whether you’ve climbed mountains before, or you
just have aspirations to experience Himalayan
expedition life, this introductory trip will
enable you to truly savour the realities of
expeditioning and many a Mera peak climber has
been inspired onto other high mountains. The
climbing is low angle and involves the use of
two camps on the mountain before making the
attempt at the top. You will be supervised and
supported by our qualified sherpa and climbing
guide who will teach you the necessary skills
while experiencing this fantastic and safe
adventure. |
 Trip
Facts |
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Starting from: Kathmandu/Lukla
Ending at: Lukla/Kathmndu
No of Days: 16
Grade: Moderate-Difficult
Highest access of the trek: 6654 M (Mera
Peak Top)
Transportation: Flight, Car
Mode of trekking tour: Teahouse or
Camping |
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 Itinerary
of Mera Peak |
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Day 01 : Kathmandu -
Lukla (Approx. 2840m) – 30 minute flight
Day 02: Lukla - Chuttanga (Approx. 3050m)
- 4 hrs
Day 03: Chuttanga trek Chattra (Approx.
3800m) - 6hrs
Day 04: Chattra - Kothe (Approx. 3500m) -
6 hrs
Day 05: Kothe - Thagnak (Approx. 4300m) -
4-5 hrs
Day 06: Rest day for acclimatize
Day 07: Tangnag (Approx. 4300m) - Khare
(Approx. 5000m) - 5hrs
Day 08: Rest day in Khare for acclimatize
Day 09: Khare - High camp (5500m) - 6-7
hrs
Day 10: High camp - Mera Peak - Khare
(10-11 hrs)
Day 11: Khare trek to Kothe (6 hrs)
Day 12: Kothe to Chattra (6 hrs)
Day 13: Chattra to Chuttanga (6 hrs)
Day 14: Chuttanga to Lukla (4 hrs)
Day 15: Lukla to Kathmandu (30 minutes
flight) |
Price :
Contact us
Price Includes :
All meals while on trek (Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Equipments: Sleeping Bags/Down Jackets
Permits: Climbing Permit/TIMS Permit/Everest
Permit
Airfare: Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu (Clients+Nepali
Staff)
Accommodation Normal Tea House
Staff: Guide, Porters, Sherpa
All private ground transortation
Price Excludes :
Items of a personal nature (personal gear,
telephone calls, laundry, etc.)
Staff/guide gratuities
Trip cancellation insurance
Medical rescue insurance
Any Bar Bills (Mineral Water/Coke/Beer)
Personal Clothing, Personal expenses
Any unforeseen expenses
Fixed Departures – 2011/2012
UPON REQUEST
Notes :* The departure schedule can be
change on any unavoidable circumstances such as
weather hazards, natural changes of walking
track, road slides, and avalanches, public
strikes. |
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