Guided Mera Peak trek in Nepal

Discover Mera Peak, the highest trekking peak in Nepal, in this 24-day adventure guided by Phurba Namgyal Sherpa, an IFMGA certified mountain guide.

24 Days

Mar - May

Description

At 6654 m, Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal. It’s also a very popular trail because of the outstanding views of the Himalaya giants you can get from its summit.

This is a 24-day trip designed for you to experience a typical expedition, including guides, cook and porters. I strongly recommend it for climbers who are planning to reach higher peaks in Himalaya in the future. Even though Mera Peak is considered an easy trekking peak, the activity demands a hard physical effort due to its altitude.

One of the highlights of this adventure is the chance to admire some of the highest mountains in Himalaya: from the summit of Mera Peak you’ll be able to see Kanchenjunga, Chamlang, Makalu and Baruntse in the east, and Everest, Lhotse and Nuptse on the north.

Another exciting moment of the trip is crossing Amphu Laptsa, a pass at 5845m. It is important to mention that this involves basic mountaineering techniques like glacier travels and rappelling, what makes it a technical challenge.

Finally, for the last part of our trek, I will guide you through the wild and almost inhabited region of Hunku Valley.

If you want to know the details of this guided hike, you can look at the complete program below.

MERA PEAK ITINERARY

ARRIVAL

Day 1. Arrival at Kathmandu and transfer to the hotel. Day 2. Stay in the city for permit processing and preparations. Day 3. Flight to Lukla (2860m). Beginning of the trip: trek to Puiyan, a camp at 2730m.

TREKKING TO KHARE, BASE CAMP AT 5000m

Day 4. We leave Puiyan and trek to Pangom (3286m). Day 5. Trek to Najing Dingma (3200m). Day 6. We continue our trek to Cholemo Kharka (3800m). Day 7. Trek to Khola Kharka.

Day 8. We trek to Majhang khola. Day 9. We continue trekking towards Kothe (3500m). Day 10. Trek to Tagnag (4300m). Day 11. We trek to Khare, which is Mera Peak base camp at 5000m.

REACHING MERA PEAK SUMMIT

Day 12. We stay at Khare for acclimatization. Day 13. Arrival to High Camp (5800m). Day 14. We reach Mera Peak summit (6654m) and then trek to Khongmidingma. Day 15. This day is reserved for climbing.

AMPHU LAPTSA PASS

Day 16. We trek towards Seto Pokhari, a camp at 5000m. Day 17. Trek to Amphu Laptsa base camp. Day 18. We cross Amphu Laptsa pass (5839m) and then trek to Chukung.

RETURN TO LUKLA

Day 19. Trek to Deboche. Day 20. Continue trek to Namche. Day 21. Arrive to Lukla.

END OF THE TRIP

Day 22. Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu and transfer to the hotel. Day 23. Spend day in Kathmandu. Day 24. Departure flight.

If you are interested in this exciting trekking to Mera Peak in the Himalayas, please contact me. I will be happy to be your guide during your adventure in Nepal.

Price includes

Accommodation included
Guiding fee
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Transport during the trip
Transportation start and back
Permit and entrance fees
Porters
Mountain guide expenses
Luggage transfer
Flight to the start

Details

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Meals in Kathmandu are not included in the price

Meeting point

Kathmandu (Nepal).

About the guide

Phurba

Mountain Guide

I'm a certified NNMGA / UIAGM / IFMGA mountain guide from Nepal. I found my passion for the outdoors and climbing early in life when I was first contracted as a trekking guide for a Japanese team to Yala peak (5520m). Since then I have worked with many adventure tourism agencies and successfully summited Mt. Everest, Mt. Cho-Oyu, Mt. Ama Dablam , Mt. Baruntse and many other peaks in Nepal. I'm fluent in German and English which allowed me to guide in the Alps several times. I have a right temperament, I'm dedicated and I have a friendly approach to lead and help the climbing teams accomplish their goals.

Languages

Nepali | German | English

Certificates

NNMGA

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