Description

Being the highest trekking mountain in Nepal, Mera peak is a great substitute for the more crowded Himalayan summits. With so many spine-tingling experiences, Mera Peak Climbing is arguably the most fulfilling, thrilling, and exquisite adventure. As they approach this majestic peak, many adventure seekers experience a surge of pure adrenaline.

The mountain is located in the Solukhumbu district’s Mahalangur region of the Everest range. Mera South (6065 m), Mera Central (6461 m), and Mera North (6467 m) are the three main individual summits of the mountain.

Mera Peak isn’t the hardest peak, but it’s also not the easiest. The sweeping vista of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, Chamlang, and Mt. Everest appears stunning from the summit.

You can access the deep jungle of Makalu Barun National Park by following the Mera Peak route. Additionally, these forests are home to a wide variety of wildlife, including red pandas, black bears, golden jackals, Indian leopards, and red foxes.

The Sherpa people are the primary inhabitants of the Khumbu region. Spend some time learning about the customs and traditions of this people, who are influenced by Tibetan culture.

With a gradual ascent and a separate day dedicated to Khare, our Mera Peak Itinerary is thoughtfully planned to give ample time for acclimatization. For those with a reasonable level of mountaineering experience, climbing Mera Peak is a great choice. The peak’s elevation makes it a difficult trekking destination, but the technical mountaineering skills requirement is very basic. Besides, Trek Rai King Nepal’s seasoned Sherpa guide will provide us with a basic mountaineering training before the actual summit.

Benefits of Booking Mera Peak Climbing from Us:

• Complimentary pickup from the international airport once you arrive and drop off services once your journey ends.
• Multi-channel communication (Email, WhatsApp, Facebook, Viber, Skype, Zoom)
• Essential trekking items like duffle bag to carry your gear and a detailed map of the Mera Peak Climbing will be made available.
• Oximeter for blood oxygen monitoring at high altitudes to detect altitude sickness early & other medical kits.
• The trek itinerary can be customized based on your schedule.
• Trekkers are allowed to leave their excess luggage at our store throughout the duration of the trek.
• Discounts and attractive offers are available for group bookings.

Mera Peak Climbing Cost for 2025 and 2026:

The price per person for the 12-day Mera Peak Climbing starts at USD 1700 and might go as high as USD 2150. Depending on the size of the group, Trek Rai King Nepal Treks has announced the price for the Mera Peak Climbing for 2025 and 2026. Travelers’ needs will determine how much the trek costs. Various price ranges can be found while looking up the cost of the Mera Peak Climbing, based on the services provided and travel company. For the pricing of the trek dependent on group size, kindly follow the following information:

Departure Date:

We offer regular departures for this journey from mid-September to mid-December and from March to May. To make an arrangement, you can choose a date that suits you and enter the number of travelers. We do not discontinue a trip after you’ve made the booking because of the size of the group. We will add more travelers on the chosen date if you would want to join the group. You can notify us before or after you make your booking.

You can notify us at least 30 days prior to departure if you need to cancel the trip for any cause. The deposit you made will be repaid. We will retain your payment until you learn the next schedule if you decide to cancel the trip within the allotted 30-day duration.

Useful Information:

List of equipment for the trek

The following is a short list of essential items for your Mera Peak Climbing with that you should not overlook:

• • 30-liter daypack or rucksack with a waterproof cover
  • Waterproof pants and trekking pants
  • Shirts or t-shirts
  • A down jacket
  • Light jacket that is windproof and waterproof
  • Jacket or jumper made of fleece
  • Inner Thermal (shirt and pants)
  • Underwear and socks
  • Woolen cap, sun hat, or sunglasses
  • Gloves, both inside and out
  • Extra batteries, a power bank, and a headlamp
  • Hand sanitizer, moist wipes, and sun protection cream
  • Towel, and rubber sandals or flip-flops
  • Water purification tablets and bottles
  • Liner for sleeping bags

Food and accommodation:

Meals are mostly provided at the teahouses and lodges along the trek route, which provide a variety of Nepali and Western dishes. It’s crucial to remember that as altitude increases, food options may become more costly and scarce. Typically, breakfast consists of tea or coffee, bread, pancakes, and eggs. Dal Bhat, pasta, noodles, veggies, and meat dishes are typically available for lunch and dinner.

There are basic yet cozy teahouses and lodges on the Mera Peak Climbing route that provide a warm bed and blankets for resting after a strenuous day of hiking. Trek Rai King Nepal provides the tents used for lodging throughout the climb.

Best time for Mera Peak Climbing:

Spring and fall, which are March to May and September to November, respectively, are the ideal seasons to go for Mera Peak Climbing. The weather is often pleasant in the spring, with warm days and chilly evenings. The Himalayan landscapes are breathtaking, and the skies are clear. The walk is made much more beautiful by the rhododendron blooms, which are in full bloom throughout the spring. On the other hand, the weather is usually dry, stable, and clear during the fall season. The best views of the Himalayas can be seen in the fall, when the skies are at their clearest.