Duration
15 Days
DIFFICULTY
hard
GROUP SIZE
1-12
MAX. ALTITUDE
6476
Best Season
Spring & Autumn
Accomodation
lodge & tented camp
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Walking per day
6 Hours
Overview
Mera peak climbing in Nepal 2026/2027
Mera Peak Climbing is an exciting Himalayan adventure for travelers who want to experience high-altitude peak climbing in Nepal. Standing at 6,476 meters (21,247 feet), Mera Peak is one of Nepal’s most popular trekking peaks and offers spectacular views of some of the world’s highest mountains.
At the high camp, tourists can enjoy tea and coffee while taking in the breathtaking views of the numerous Himalayan peaks. we have to walk gradually up on snow with a rocky trail for about 6 hours to reach Mera high camp (5800m/19028ft). Once at the high camp, you will see stunning views of Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Lhotse, Mount Everest, and Cho Oyu, all of which are above 8000m. Our climbing Sherpa and supporters will fix the tent for an overnight stay. Mera high camp is the final day of our Mera peak climbing expedition, with the goal of conquering Mera peak. We start to climb at about 1.00 am, or the climbing Sherpa will decide the climbing time. We have to reach the top early in the morning to avoid storms. As we climb up, we do so very slowly to acclimatize well. Upon arriving at the south col, we will witness the marvelous sunrise over the Himalayas. After reaching the top of Mera peak, we will have a magnificent view of Mount Everest (8848m), Lhotse (8516m), Kanchenjunga (8586m), Makalu (8463m), Cho Oyu (8201m), and many other peaks. We will spend some time at the top of the peak and then descend down to Khare. It is easier and faster to descend than to ascend. The entire journey to the top and back down will take about 10 hours.
The journey combines trekking through remote mountain valleys, beautiful forests, Sherpa villages, Buddhist culture and glacier landscapes with the challenge of reaching the 6,476-meter summit of Mera Peak.
Our 18-day Mera Peak Climbing package is designed for climbers who want a carefully organized trip with an experienced climbing team, accommodation, meals, permits, climbing equipment and logistical support.
Mera Peak Climbing Cost in Nepal
Special Offer: US$1,095 per person
Our special package price is US$1,095 per person when a minimum of 2 people travel together.
Single Supplement: US$365 per person
The final cost can vary according to the season, group size, transportation arrangements, permits and additional personal services. Please contact us for the latest price and departure availability before booking.
Important: Mera Peak is a 6,476-meter mountain. Although it is considered an accessible Himalayan climbing peak compared with many technical peaks, it still requires good physical fitness, proper acclimatization, suitable equipment and experienced climbing support.
Why Choose Mera Peak Climbing?
Mera Peak offers a different experience from a normal trekking journey. The route takes you away from the busier trekking trails and into the remote Hinku Valley.
During the expedition, you can experience:
A challenging ascent to 6,476 meters
Beautiful views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu and Kanchenjunga
Remote Himalayan villages and Sherpa culture
Forests of rhododendron, pine, birch and other Himalayan vegetation
High-altitude landscapes and glaciers
Mera Base Camp and High Camp
Basic mountaineering and glacier-training experience
A memorable summit attempt with an experienced climbing team
Mera Peak Climbing Highlights
Peak: Mera Peak
Altitude: 6,476 m / 21,247 ft
Duration: 18 days
Maximum altitude: 6,476 m
Difficulty: Challenging
Best seasons: Spring and autumn
Accommodation: Hotels in Kathmandu and teahouses/tented camp during the expedition
Climbing support: Experienced climbing guide and porters
Group size: Maximum 12 people
Special price: US$1,095 per person for a minimum of 2 participants
Single supplement: US$365
Mera Peak Climbing Route
Our itinerary follows a quieter approach through the lower Hinku Valley before reaching the higher Mera region.
The journey begins in Kathmandu and travels by road toward the Solukhumbu area. From there, the trail passes through forests, small mountain settlements, Buddhist sites and high-altitude valleys before reaching Khare and Mera High Camp.
After acclimatization and climbing preparation, you make your summit attempt and then descend to the lower valley before returning to Kathmandu.
Because mountain conditions can change, the exact walking time and overnight locations may sometimes be adjusted by the guide for safety.
18-Day Mera Peak Climbing Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu – 1,400 m
Welcome to Nepal.
Our representative will meet you at Tribhuvan International Airport and transfer you to your hotel in Kathmandu.
After checking in, you can rest and prepare for the expedition.
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Welcome/assistance as arranged
Day 2: Kathmandu Rest and Expedition Preparation
Today is used for rest, preparation and briefing.
Your climbing guide will explain the itinerary, safety procedures, and equipment and altitude considerations. We will also check your climbing equipment and make sure you are properly prepared for the journey.
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Breakfast
Day 3: Drive from Kathmandu to Bung / Mahakulung Region
Today we travel by road toward the Solukhumbu region.
The journey takes several hours and passes through changing landscapes, hills, rivers and rural settlements.
After reaching the Bung/Mahakulung area, we stay overnight and prepare for the trekking section.
Accommodation: Teahouse/lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 4: Trek to Khiraule Gomba – 2,600 m
We begin walking through mountain forests and traditional settlements.
The trail gradually gains altitude and leads toward Khiraule Gomba. This is a relatively short trekking day and provides an opportunity to settle into the mountain environment.
Walking time: Approximately 3 hours
Accommodation: Teahouse/lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 5: Trek to Cholem Kharka – 3,560 m
The trail continues through beautiful Himalayan forests.
As we gain elevation, the landscape becomes increasingly mountainous. We reach Cholem Kharka and spend the night surrounded by the peaceful Himalayan environment.
Walking time: Approximately 4 hours
Accommodation: Teahouse/lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 6: Trek to Panch Pokhari – 4,223 m
Today we continue toward the higher mountain region.
The trail becomes more rugged as we gain altitude. We spend the night at Panch Pokhari and allow our bodies to gradually adapt to the increasing elevation.
Walking time: Approximately 5 hours
Accommodation: Teahouse/camp
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 7: Trek to Kothe – 3,580 m
We continue toward the Mera region, following mountain trails through the Hinku Valley.
The landscape gradually changes as we approach the higher alpine environment.
Walking time: Approximately 5 hours
Accommodation: Teahouse/lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 8: Trek to Thangnak – 4,350 m
Today we follow the Inkhu River toward Thangnak.
The trail becomes more alpine, with increasingly impressive mountain scenery. Thangnak is an important acclimatization point before moving toward Khare.
Walking time: Approximately 4 hours
Accommodation: Teahouse/lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 9: Trek to Khare – 5,000 m
We continue toward Khare, the main preparation point for Mera Peak.
The landscape becomes increasingly rocky and glaciated. After reaching Khare, the climbing team prepares for the next stage of the expedition.
Walking time: Approximately 4 hours
Accommodation: Teahouse/lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 10: Acclimatization and Climbing Training at Khare
Today is an important acclimatization day.
Your climbing guide will provide practical training and explain how to use climbing equipment such as:
Crampons
Harness
Ice axe
Climbing rope
Ascender
Other necessary climbing equipment
You will also learn basic movement techniques and safety procedures for the higher section of the climb.
Accommodation: Teahouse/lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 11: Khare to Mera High Camp – 5,800 m
We leave Khare and climb toward Mera High Camp.
The trail becomes more demanding as we enter a higher-altitude environment. Depending on the route and conditions, sections may involve snow and glacier travel.
After reaching High Camp, the climbing team prepares for the summit attempt.
Walking time: Approximately 5 hours
Accommodation: Tented camp
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 12: Summit Mera Peak – 6,476 m – Descend to Khare
Today is the main climbing day.
We usually start very early, often around midnight or in the early morning, depending on weather and climbing conditions.
The ascent can take several hours. Your climbing guide will determine the safest pace and route according to the conditions.
From the summit, you can enjoy spectacular views across the Himalayan range, including views toward Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu and other major peaks when weather conditions are clear.
After spending appropriate time at the summit, we descend toward Khare.
Summit altitude: 6,476 m / 21,247 ft
Accommodation: Teahouse/lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Summit success depends on weather, snow conditions, individual fitness, and acclimatization and safety decisions made by the climbing guide. Reaching the summit cannot be guaranteed.
Day 13: Trek to Kothe
After the summit attempt, we descend toward the lower Hinku Valley.
The descent is generally easier on the body than climbing at high altitude, although you may feel tired after the summit day.
Accommodation: Teahouse/lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 14: Trek to Cholem Kharka
We continue descending through the mountain landscape.
The lower altitude and forest environment provide a welcome change after the high-altitude section of the climb.
Accommodation: Teahouse/lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 15: Trek to Bung
Today we continue toward Bung and the lower Solukhumbu region.
This is the final trekking section of our Mera Peak adventure.
Accommodation: Teahouse/lodge
Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Day 16: Drive from Bung to Kathmandu
We drive back toward Kathmandu.
The journey takes several hours depending on road and traffic conditions. After arriving in Kathmandu, check in at your hotel and relax.
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Breakfast
Day 17: Free Day in Kathmandu
Today is a free day in Kathmandu.
You can relax at the hotel, explore the city, shop for souvenirs or visit cultural attractions if you wish.
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Breakfast
Day 18: Departure from Nepal
Our representative will transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport according to your international flight schedule.
We hope you return home with unforgettable memories of your Mera Peak climbing adventure.
Meals: Breakfast
Mera Peak Climbing Permits
A valid climbing permit is required for Mera Peak.
The Nepal Tourism Board states that the Nepal Mountaineering Association handles permits for smaller trekking peaks.
The current Mera Peak climbing permit is reported at approximately:
Season NMA Mera Peak Permit
Spring – March to May US$350 per person
Autumn – September to November US$175 per person
Summer/Winter US$175 per person
These rates reflect the fee revision that became effective from September 2025.
Other route-related permits or local fees may apply depending on the final itinerary. We arrange the required permits for our clients.
Permit fees can change, so the final applicable government/NMA charges should always be confirmed at the time of booking.
Best Time for Mera Peak Climbing
The best seasons for Mera Peak climbing are generally spring and autumn.
Spring – March to May
Spring provides generally stable mountain conditions, clear views and longer daylight hours. April and May are particularly popular for climbing.
Autumn – September to November
Autumn is another excellent season. The monsoon usually leaves the atmosphere clearer, providing excellent mountain views.
Summer – June to August
Summer coincides with the monsoon season in Nepal. Rain and cloud can affect lower trekking trails and transportation, although climbing may still be possible depending on conditions.
Winter – December to February
Winter brings colder temperatures, snow and more challenging high-altitude conditions. It is more suitable for well-prepared climbers who understand the risks of winter mountaineering.
How Difficult Is Mera Peak Climbing?
Mera Peak is a challenging high-altitude climb.
The technical difficulty can be manageable for properly trained climbers under good conditions, but the altitude is a major challenge. You will spend time above 5,000 meters, and the summit is at 6,476 meters.
The main challenges include:
High altitude
Long summit day
Cold temperatures
Snow and ice
Steep sections
Glacier travel
Variable mountain weather
Physical fatigue
Risk of altitude sickness
Good preparation and gradual acclimatization are essential.
Do I Need Previous Climbing Experience?
Previous experience with mountaineering is helpful but not necessarily required for every climber.
However, you should have:
Good physical fitness
Strong determination
Experience with long-distance trekking or hiking
Proper preparation for high altitude
Appropriate clothing and equipment
Willingness to follow your guide’s safety instructions
Our climbing team provides basic climbing and equipment training before the summit attempt.
If you have never climbed a high-altitude peak before, we recommend discussing your previous trekking experience with us before booking.
Mera Peak Height
Mera Peak stands at: 6,476 meters / 21,247 feet above sea level.
The high elevation makes acclimatization particularly important. Our itinerary includes an acclimatization and climbing-training day before moving toward High Camp.
Mera Peak Summit Day
Summit day is the most demanding part of the expedition.
The climbing team normally starts very early so that climbers have enough time to reach the summit and descend safely.
The exact starting time depends on:
Weather
Snow conditions
Route conditions
Team fitness
Guide’s safety assessment
Your guide will decide whether the conditions are appropriate for a summit attempt.
Altitude Sickness and Safety
Altitude sickness can affect anyone, regardless of age or previous mountain experience.
Our guides monitor climbers for symptoms such as:
Headache
Nausea
Dizziness
Unusual tiredness
Loss of appetite
Difficulty sleeping
Shortness of breath
If a climber develops serious symptoms, the priority is safety rather than reaching the summit.
Depending on the situation, the guide may recommend rest, descent, medical treatment or emergency evacuation.
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is mandatory for Mera Peak Climbing.
Your insurance should specifically cover:
High-altitude trekking
Peak climbing
Emergency medical treatment
Helicopter evacuation
Trip cancellation/interruption where applicable
Please check the maximum altitude covered by your policy. A normal travel insurance policy may not automatically cover climbing above 6,000 meters.
Mera Peak Climbing Equipment
You need appropriate equipment for a 6,476-meter peak.
Important equipment includes:
Mountaineering boots
Crampons
Ice axe
Climbing harness
Helmet
Climbing gloves
Down jacket
Sleeping bag
Waterproof jacket and trousers
Warm layers
Trekking poles
Headlamp with spare batteries
Sunglasses and glacier glasses
Sun protection
Backpack and duffel bag
Personal first-aid supplies
We provide necessary group climbing equipment according to the package arrangement. Personal climbing equipment can also be rented or purchased in Kathmandu.
What Happens If I Cannot Reach the Summit?
Summit success is never guaranteed in high-altitude mountaineering.
You may have to turn around because of:
Bad weather
Strong winds
Poor snow or ice conditions
Altitude sickness
Physical exhaustion
Route or safety concerns
Our guide’s decision will always prioritize your safety.
If you cannot reach the summit, the team will safely descend according to the conditions and itinerary.
Accommodation
In Kathmandu, we provide hotel accommodation on a bed-and-breakfast basis.
During the trek, accommodation is generally in local teahouses or lodges.
At higher elevations, facilities become simpler. Mera High Camp is normally a tented camp.
Please understand that accommodation at high altitude cannot be compared with a standard hotel in Kathmandu.
Food during the Trek
During the trekking and climbing sections, meals are provided on a full-board basis.
Typical meals may include:
Dal bhat
Rice
Noodles
Pasta
Soup
Vegetables
Eggs
Potatoes
Bread
Tibetan-style dishes
Tea and other hot drinks
Food choices become more limited as we move toward higher elevations.
Drinking Water
Safe drinking water is important throughout the expedition.
You can refill water at available lodges and designated sources. We recommend using water purification tablets, a suitable filter or another reliable purification method.
Avoid drinking untreated natural water.
Luggage and Porter Service
Porters carry the main trekking luggage according to the package’s luggage allowance.
Our standard allowance is up to 15 kg of luggage per person.
If you need to carry more than the agreed allowance, an additional porter may be required at an extra cost.
You should keep important personal items, documents, money, medication and valuables in your daypack.
Group Size
Our standard group size is maximum 12 people.
Smaller groups may also be arranged for private trips.
Private Mera Peak climbing is available for travelers who prefer a more personalized itinerary and climbing experience.
Why Book Mera Peak Climbing with Nepal Mountain Lovers?
Nepal Mountain Lovers is a Nepal-based trekking and adventure travel company.
We provide:
Experienced local trekking and climbing guides
Carefully planned itineraries
Permit and logistics assistance
Airport transfers
Accommodation arrangements
Trekking and climbing support
Group and private departures
Transparent package information
Assistance before and during your expedition
Our goal is to provide a safe, well-organized and memorable Himalayan climbing experience.
Cost Includes
The package includes:
Airport arrival and departure transfers
Kathmandu hotel accommodation as mentioned in the itinerary
Kathmandu–Bung–Kathmandu transportation by sharing jeep
Necessary trekking and climbing permits according to the agreed itinerary
Experienced English-speaking trekking/climbing guide
Required porters
Full-board meals during the trekking/climbing period
Accommodation during the trek
Tented accommodation at High Camp
Necessary group climbing equipment
First-aid and emergency oxygen support
Trekking and climbing logistics
Government/local taxes applicable to the package
Cost Does Not Include
The package does not include:
International airfare
Nepal entry visa fee
Travel and rescue insurance
Personal climbing equipment
Personal equipment rental
Meals in Kathmandu other than the included breakfast
Personal beverages
Laundry
Hot showers where charged separately
Personal expenses
Internet/telephone expenses
Tips for guides and porters
Emergency helicopter evacuation
Extra accommodation caused by delays, illness or itinerary changes
Any service not specifically mentioned under “Cost Includes”
Mera Peak Climbing FAQ
- How difficult is Mera Peak Climbing?
Mera Peak is a challenging high-altitude climb. The altitude, long summit day, cold conditions, snow and glacier travel make it considerably more demanding than a normal trek.
- Do I need previous climbing experience?
Previous climbing experience is helpful but not always essential. Good physical fitness, preparation and the ability to follow your guide’s instructions are very important.
- How high is Mera Peak?
Mera Peak is 6,476 meters (21,247 feet) high.
- How many days does Mera Peak Climbing take?
Our package is designed as an 18-day Mera Peak Climbing itinerary, including arrival, trekking, climbing, return to Kathmandu and departure.
- How much does Mera Peak Climbing cost?
Our special offer is US$1,095 per person for a minimum of two people traveling together. A US$365 single supplement applies. The final price should be confirmed according to your travel dates and services.
- What permits are required for Mera Peak?
A Mera Peak climbing permit is required, along with other applicable route and local permits. We arrange the required permits for our clients.
- Is Mera Peak suitable for beginners?
Mera Peak can be an option for fit and well-prepared first-time peak climbers, but it should not be treated as an easy beginner trek. The summit reaches 6,476 meters and requires serious preparation.
- Do you provide climbing equipment?
We provide the agreed group climbing equipment. Climbers are responsible for their personal clothing and equipment. Personal climbing equipment can also be rented in Kathmandu.
- Do I need a climbing guide?
Yes. A qualified and experienced climbing team is essential for a safe and properly organized Mera Peak expedition.
- Can I rent climbing equipment in Kathmandu?
Yes. Many climbing shops in Kathmandu rent and sell mountaineering equipment. We can assist you with equipment preparation before the expedition.
- What happens if I cannot reach the summit?
Your safety comes first. If weather, health, route conditions or other risks make the summit unsafe, the guide may turn the team around.
- What happens if the weather is bad?
The itinerary may be adjusted according to weather and trail conditions. Mountain schedules can change, particularly at high altitude.
- Do I need travel insurance?
Yes. Travel insurance covering high-altitude peak climbing and emergency helicopter evacuation is mandatory.
- What is the maximum group size?
Our standard group size is maximum 12 people, although private and smaller-group departures can also be arranged.
Book Mera Peak Climbing 2026/2027
Ready to experience the Himalayas from the summit of a 6,476-meter peak?
Contact Nepal Mountain Lovers for Mera Peak Climbing 2026/2027.
Tell us your preferred travel dates, number of climbers and previous trekking or climbing experience. We can recommend the most suitable arrangement and confirm the current package cost, permits and availability.
Special Offer: US$1,095 per person
Minimum: 2 participants
Single Supplement: US$365
Contact us today to plan your Mera Peak adventure in Nepal.
Mera Peak Climbing at a Glance
Information Details
Destination Nepal
Peak Mera Peak
Height 6,476 m / 21,247 ft
Duration 18 days
Difficulty Challenging
Best Season Spring and Autumn
Starting Point Kathmandu
Main Region Solukhumbu / Hinku Valley
Accommodation Hotel, teahouse/lodge and tented camp
Summit Camp Mera High Camp
Summit Day Early morning start
Group Size Maximum 12
Special Price US$1,095 per person
Minimum Group 2 people
Single Supplement US$365
ALTITUDE CHART
Oxygen Level
From: $1,095
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Gear List
- Backpack (50 liters) with outside pockets to keep smaller items
- Trekking boots, well broken in and waterproofed. Gaiters to keep snow out of boots
- Woolen sweaters and down jacket, gloves, wind proof outer garments, pants jacket, skirts, T-shirts, shirts, baggy pants and underwear
- Several pairs of woolen and few pairs of nylon socks. A pair of sandals
- Sleeping bag adequate for temperatures encountered
- Hat with wide brim and sun lotion cream
- One liter water bottle and some food for contingencies
- Repair and medical kit
- Head lamp with spare lithium batteries and bulbs
- Handkerchief and toiletries
- Verified phone number of your Embassy, consulate ,trekking agency and private phone number of your director
- Pen, pencils and letterhead to write an emergency message
- Pocket knife with opener and scissors
- Sunglasses with spare eyeglasses or contact lenses if you wear them
- Umbrella and rain coat
- Camera
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Azaz C.
Climbing Mera Peak: An Unforgettable Adventure with Nepal Mountain Lovers I climbed Mera Peak with Nepal Mountain Lovers in April 2024, and it was one of the best trips of my life. Nepal is a land of magic, and the Nepalese people are kind, supportive, and welcoming. Tara, the organizer, has all these qualities and more. My sherpas, Wanglee and Gyalje, were incredible. Wanglee and I had so much fun on the way up to Khare and all the way back to Kathmandu.The accommodation, food, weather, and scenery were all fantastic. I'm already looking forward to another adventure with them in the future. I have full confidence in Tara and his organization, and I highly recommend them to everyone. Thanks a lot, my friend, and see you again soon!