Mera Peak Climbing

Mera Peak Climbing in the Mt. Everest region will be a once-in-a-lifetime encounter. Mera Peak, located in the south of Everest, possesses a vast range of natural characteristics that will enchant you. Furthermore, the diverse valleys and woodlands will give you a more thrilling mood. The frigid atmosphere, mountainous scenery, and Sherpa lifestyle will mesmerize you around Mera peak.

Mera Peak is the most popular and the highest permitted trekking peak, and it lies to the south of Everest. The trail leading to the summit consists of the two valleys, Hinku and Hongu Drangkas. We choose the best season and have made the best itinerary for Mera Peak Climbing. The heavily wooded and watershed valleys make the peak venturing to experience the amalgamation of snow, forests, and the valley. Nepal has showcased the pristine and serene beauty of nature.

Both the Hongu and Hinku valleys are remote and not habited land up to Kharka in the Upper Hinku basin, where Sherpa from the South, near Pangkongma, is the place for grazing animals during the rainy season. The upper Hongu Basin is mountain madness where massive moraines and glacial lakes are present, including Charmlang and Baruntse.

Mera Peak Climbing Highlights

• Summit Mera Peak (6476 Meter)– the highest trekking peak
• A stunning mountain view like Mount Everest Everest, Ama Dablam, Malaku, Kanchenjunga, Thamserku, and other peaks
• ShrepaCulture and lifestyle exploration
• UNESCO World Heritage Sites sightseeing

Mera Peak Climbing route

The journey to the Mera Peak climbing starts with the swashbuckling flight experience up to the Lukla, the tiny Himalayan town. The trekking trail for almost six days takes you to the rhododendron forests; oak, silver fir, and birch woods are also the highlights of the trek. These trekking activities help you get acclimatized before embarking on your peak climbing journey of the Mera Peak.

The Mera Base Camp is located at the Mera Glacier. The Mera Peak crevasse is 5800m, while the first camp will be 3000m. The jaw-dropping views of Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, and Ama Dablam treat you magnificently, assisting you in forgetting all the hardship during the climbing of the mountain.

Come and be a part of this fantastic journey to the Himalayas. Make your memory tale about the heroic of the Mera Peak Climbing. Peregrine Team would help you fulfilling your climbing dream.

What's included

• Airport transfers  and guided sightseeing in Kathmandu valley with entrance fees
• Hotel in Kathmandu, teahouses for trekking, and tented accommodation during Mera Peak Climbing
• Three-times meals during trek and Mera Peak climbing
• All necessary staff with experienced English speaking climbing guide, cook, assistant climbing leader (5trekkers 1 assistant guide), and Sherpa porters
• Domestic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla
• All necessary paperwork like trekking permits and Mera Peak Climbing permit
• Mountaineering camping and Mera Peak climbing equipment high-quality equipment like North Face or Mountain Hardwar tents, mattresses, and kitchen equipment
• Travel and rescue arrangements provide
• Welcome and farewell dinner
• Exclusive Medical Kit Bag
• All government and local taxes

What is excluded

• Nepal Visa fee and International airfare
• Excess baggage charges
• Accommodation and meals in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, and early return from Mera Peak Climbing.
• Altitude chamber or oxygen
• Travel and rescue insurance
• Personal climbing equipment
• Personal climbing guide on your request
• Personal expenses like phone calls, laundry, bar bills, mineral/boiled water, shower, etc
• Tips for trekking and climbing crew member

We have daily departures for this trip, so we recommend that you book it according to your schedule. We will customize the tour/trekking package to your specific needs. We are concentrating on the private trip, taking into account numerous elements such as COVID, trekkers' physical fitness, available time, and budget. Because these elements may or may not be compatible with the individual traveler.

Similarly, during the trek/tour, we will be pleased to supply you with pre/post accommodation as well as other supplementary services such as a domestic flight and an additional porter. Please fill out this customized form for your convenience.

Mera Peak Climbing Difficulties

Mera Peak Climbing is relatively easy and moderate in contrast to other peaks. It has little difficulty from north of Lukla. It is, nonetheless, appropriate for both novice and expert climbers.

Weather and Temperature

Because of its geographic location, Nepal’s precipitation is nearly inconsistent. Climatic variations can almost undoubtedly inhibit the Mera Peak Climbing. At lower elevations, temperature and weather are less of an issue than at higher altitudes. Because each season has its distinct weather pattern, climbing Mera Peak in the spring and fall is advisable. Average temperatures will range from 15 to 20 degrees Celsius during these two seasons, while nighttime temperatures will be below 2 degrees Celsius.

Similarly, the ascent would be more difficult during the monsoon season, from April to June. Furthermore, torrential rains and billowing clouds will blanket the whole mountain range. Due to the lack of vision, climbing will be difficult. The hills around Kothe will be pretty slippery. Similarly, it will be difficult during the cold months. Due to the massive snowfall and severely low temperatures, it will also be challenging throughout the winter season. As a result, adequate equipment and season-appropriate preparation will aid in overcoming this Mera Peak Climbing challenge.

Physical Fitness

The highest point on this expedition is Mera Peak. Climbing needs physical as well as mental stamina. Your body’s elasticity allows you to scale even the most challenging slopes rapidly. Before climbing, you should warm-up and exercise. Fitness necessitates multi-body workouts that target all bodily components. Climbing will be more pleasant if you have reasonable respiratory control and a strong frame.

Similarly, psychological preparation before climbing will assist you in various ways. Consider ascending common slopes with light to heavy loads before trying Mera Peak Climbing. You’ll be able to carry your bag more quickly because of your powerful body. Climbing this beautiful peak without robust mental and physical health would be challenging.

Altitude Sickness

During our Mera Peak Climbing, we will reach a height of almost 5000 meters. At the highest heights, there is a considerable risk of altitude sickness. Rash, headaches, and uneasiness are all obvious signs that can be challenging. As a result, you’ll have to drink enough water to stay hydrated. Consuming meals and beverages that offer energy will be more helpful. In the same way, if you have altitude sickness, you should get help right away.

Distance and Duration

The overall distance covered by Mera Peak Climbing is roughly 80 to 85 miles. It will take 9 to 12 days to accomplish the Climb. The proximity will not be a hindrance for beginners. All you need to do before climbing is practice. Otherwise, you’ll fall behind the group. You’ll discover glaciers, waterfalls, and magnificent green trees during the climbs. As a result, before attempting Mera Peak Climbing, you must prepare by training and working out.

Mear Peak Climbing Routes

Different routes will guide you to the Mera Peak. These are challenging and exciting routes. The first path leads directly to Mera Peak and is relatively simple to ascend. The Mera Peak is reached through the Zatra La Pass (4610m), passing through greenwoods and Sherpa villages. The second route is slightly longer and more demanding than the previous route. This route will take us past many villages and a national park to the Mera Peak.

Moreover, 2nd route includes Kothe, Kharka Dada, Hinku Khola, and Pangan. Climbers choose the third route, which is the most popular. Beginning from Namche Bazaar, this trail passes through most Sherpa communities. This route is a bit uphill, and there are a lot of barriers. To face steep slopes and treacherous hills, bring the appropriate equipment. This is also the longest of the routes. You will be able to understand the culture and traditional elements of the people who live in this region by taking this route.

Best time for Mera Peak Climbing

You can ascend Mera peak through the year. However, there are select times of the year when you may get the most out of your climbing.

Autumn Season

This three-month period of September, October, and November will provide the optimum opportunity for Mera Peak Climbing. These three months are all part of the autumn season. Similarly, this location obtains warm air throughout this season, accompanied by a slew of lovely flowers. The rhododendron-filled landscape will take your breath away. The temperature will be approximately 15 degrees Celsius during the day and 2 to 3 degrees Celsius at night. There will be very little rain throughout this season, making climbing much simpler. Crowds may make teahouses and trials more challenging to navigate.

Spring Season

The spring season is defined by March, April, and May. You will be able to see the magnificent view of several Himalayas throughout this season. Trekking will be much more beautiful with a clear view of massive mountains and gorgeous skies. Similarly, temperatures will range between 12 and 13 degrees Celsius during the day and below 0 degrees Celsius at night.

Moreover, the colorful flora and fauna contribute to the adventure. You’ll also need to bring shorts. Temperatures may rise higher than average during the day, which might be an issue. After the autumn season, this is the optimum time to climb Mera Peak.

Winter Season

December, January, and February are known as the winter months. During this time of year, there will be very few people. You will be allowed to visit every teahouse up to Mera Peak. However, flights and other products will be less expensive during this season. Heavy snowfall and cold weather, on the other hand, may make this season difficult. There won’t be any rain this season, either. During the day, the temperature will be around -15 degrees Celsius, while it will be around -10 degrees Celsius at night.

Monsoon Season (summer)

This is the season of June, July, and August. This season would appeal to trekkers who enjoy the adventure. It will be approximately 7 degrees Celsius at night, with temperatures reaching up to 20 degrees Celsius throughout the day. Mera Peak Climbing is fascinating due to the rain and mysterious clouds. There will be fewer people during this season, and there is a good chance of receiving teahouse discounts. In addition, after the rain, you will get a beautiful view of the scenery and mountains.

Why Climb with Peregrine Treks?

For the past 30 years, we have been giving exceptional trekking excursions. Climbing with Peregrine Treks will become the most memorable experience of your life. You will cherish the moments you make with us for the rest of your life. First and foremost, your safety and security are essential to us. Before we begin climbing, we will present you with information on our climbing location. Before the ascent begins, everything will be well-managed and adequately urged.

Our guides have received professional training and have a thorough understanding of everything. They are skilled communicators and can deal well with stressful situations. During your trek, these guides will then be your strength. Similarly, our services will satisfy you the most from the beginning to the finish of the expedition. To date, no one has ever complained about our services while climbing. Upon your arrival, we will place you in one of the top three-star hotels in Kathmandu. Similarly, the teahouses we recommend will please you on your Climb.

After visiting Nepal, you will have the incredible opportunity to climb with peregrine treks. While climbing, you may encounter a significant issue. Our experts will always be available to support you in your endeavor. The rescue squad will always be open to assist if anything transpires. Furthermore, when you leave Nepal, you will carry a lot of priceless memories with you. Similarly, Peregrine Trek will be ahead in lodgings, meals, and administering all relevant necessities. As a result, most climbers worldwide prefer to climb with Peregrine Trek.