Duration : 3 DaysMax-Altitude : 6461m,Program Type : climbingBest Season : march- May & Sep- Nov.Per Day Walking : 5/6Trek Grade : Grade 3:
Since the terrain can be hard and the days long, hikers on these treks should be in good physical condition and have some previous mountain walking experience. Steep climbing may be involved, although it is never necessary to use ropes. Treks at this level can he arranged for periods of 16 to 21 days. Typically, a gradual ascent through a green river valley will lead you up to a number of high passes, where you will reach the altitude of 5416m. Often times, you will get a close insight into the Tibetan culture. Participants should expect to trek above 5416m/17872ft.
Mode of Travel : flight and hikeHold Your Guide : Pemba sherpa
The Mera peak climbing Nepal trekking package starts from Khare, high camp, summit Mera, and Back to Khare. We Nepal Wilderness trekking (Pvt) organized Mera central 6,461 meters + Mera North 6,476 meters higher peak climbing packages arrange 2 night 3 days Expedition from Khare to Khare, either your Trek from Sherpani col west col pass or trek from Lukla and passing Chutanga 3050m on your own or with a guide hire from Lukla. However, our Mera peak climbing package start from Khare, it is the quarter climbing package which is you wouldn’t need to Organize all equipment doing air cargo to Lukla and more porters from Lukla. Feel comfortable doing Trek to Khare with a guide and less porter or with one porter guide and join our Mera peak climbing team.
The joint group from Khare will be normally made up of small teams of around 4 to 6 people with moderate climbing and hiking experience who are interested in trying a snowy summit in Nepal that isn’t too difficult but requires a basic understanding of alpine skills.
Mera peak Expedition has three summits, Mera North at 6,476 meters, Mera Central at 6,461 meters, and Mera South at 6,065 meters; this mountain range is connected with the Mahalangur Barun sub-section of the Himalaya ranges of Sagarmatha Zone Nepal. Mera Peak Expedition is an excellent option if you plan to summit a mountain in Nepal. One can see five of the six tallest mountains in the world from the summit (Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyo, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga). It’s a challenging trekking peak due to its high elevation, but it only requires basic mountaineering skills to cross the high-altitude glaciers.
There are a number of peaks in Nepal that are considered trekking peaks and Mera Peak is the highest. In terms of altitude, it is a high mountain of 6476m that requires relatively little technical climbing on its normal route. The tour we are offering is a three-day trip starting from Khare. Mostly operator’s climbing guide leads you to Mera central and over your summit, but the actual peak is Mera North which is 6,476 above sea level. so our team leads real peak and summit you to goal your dream. We usually lead small groups of around 4 or 5 people with moderate climbing an alpine summit in Nepal that requires basic climbing skills but isn’t too technical tops their list. Mera peaks are easy summit peaks in Nepal compared to the other peak in the Khumbu region.
Our Mera peak climbing package starts from Khare after your breakfast in the Tea house in Khare. The day when we begin from Khare to high camp, all meals are included in the package trip till back to Khare, Mera peak Expedition is the most famous trekking climbing peak in Nepal. from the peak, you able to see fantastic highest mountain panorama View of Makalu, Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse and Kanchenjunga Himalayas Peaks.
Mera Peak death rate
Mera peak 6,476 m is challenging, with many steps and ups and downs. The death rate on Mera peak is very low, even though climbing through the lower realm of death zone 5,500 m/18,044 ft is unpredictable. Just rarely reports deaths. However, this does not mean it is safe to climb and anyone can do it. Before attempting this peak, you should train and practice a lot.
Climbing Equipment
About the climbing equipment, no need to worry, all climbing stuff is able to hire in Khare, also our climbing guide will suggest to you the main requirements for the Mera peak summit. However, Mera peak climbing gears are included on the package as fix rope, main rope, snow bar, and ice crew. But personal Climbing Gear such as Crampons, Harness, Ice Axe, and Karabiners climbing boots is you need to hire in Khare on your own.
Our staff will meet you at Khare, and they will give you a brief overview of the Mera Peak climbing trip. Also After climbing Mera Peak, our guide will lead back you to Khare and then will be a free plan for the further destination.
Itinerary
Day 01: Khare, 4,950m. Meet our staff, chat about your trip to Mera, the next morning’s starting time, and the weather about the summit day.
Day 02: Trek to Mera High Camp, 5,750m. 5/6 hours walk overnight at Tent
Day 03: Summit, 6,461m Mera center and back to Khare. 6/7 hours walk overnight at the Khare, accommodations, and dinner will be your own
Best time to climb the Mera peak
Mera Peak is best climbed in late April, May, late September, October, and November. When we climb on Mera Peak, May and October are generally the best months. If you climb in late March, early April, or late October into November, you should be prepared for colder weather. Snow is likely to fall during these months. Thus, the gear and equipment you use on the climb to Mera Peak should be adjusted to the colder weather conditions you will encounter.
Mera peak weather October
Mera Peak weather in October is neither too hot nor too cold at lower elevations. The average daytime temperature is around 14°C. On sunny days, it can reach 20°C. At night, the temperature typically drops to -6°C. October occurs during the peak autumn season in Nepal. Mera Peak Weather October generally has stable weather conditions. Trekkers and climbers benefit from the dry weather with little precipitation. Furthermore, you can also expect moderate temperatures, which are ideal for a trekking adventure and the ascent of Mera Peak.
How Hard is Mera Peak?
Despite the fact that the Mera peak is not very technical and does not require a steep technical climb, the high altitude of 6461m at the summit makes this climb challenging. Mera Peak is easier to climb than other trekking peaks in Nepal.
Mera peak Expedition cost for climbing
Depending on the climbing season, the cost of climbing Mera Peak varies. Permit cost rates vary according to the climbing season. The price is also affected by the group size, length of the itinerary, and mode of travel. The Mera peak cost for a package from Khare is U$D 850/. Per person for the Autumn season and U$D 950/. Per person for the spring season, the cost becomes different due to the Mera peak permit cost in Autumn and Spring, there is no hiding cost as listed on our blog.
Contact person Himal Ghale, Cell Number 9849693351
We used Nepal Wilderness for our trip to Nepal and the summit of Mera peak. We had a great experience. Himal was very helpful from day 1. The communication was great before the trip started and when we arrived everything was ready and organized for us. They were also very flexible, in our case we didn’t have a guide on the trek up to Base camp but then one for the summit. Never a problem and Himal was very accommodating…More»
Great using Himal. We were early in the season so it was not easy to organize things. I would highly recommend…More»
we also provide the Mera peak summit certificate from NMA end of the trip.
MERA PEAK SUMMIT DAY
Remember that you need to take care of your hydration and keep a manageable pace on the summit day. The route is not particularly steep in itself, but it is a big day out and will put a lot of stamina on you. The climbing guide will fix the rope, clip in, and maintain an efficient pace while maintaining a safe line of communication. In order to be in the best shape for summit day, you must be familiar with walking on crampons and being able to self-arrest with an I-axe for this summit, so climbing on the snow and staying warm, hydrated and well-fed are key elements that ensure you’re in the best shape for summit day. This is an outstanding opportunity to practice.
Detail Itinerary
Day 01: Khare, 4,950m. meet our staff chat about your trip to Mera, next morning starting time and weather about the summit day
Day 02: Trek to Mera High Camp, 5,750m. 5/6 hours walk overnight at Tent
Day 03: Summit, 6,461m Mera centre and back to Khare. 6/7 hours walk overnight at the Khare, accommodations, and dinner will be your own
Cost Included
Kitchen set, guest tents, Kitchen Tent, Toilet Tent, Mattresses during the Peak climbing period.
Climbing Rope, Ice screws, Snow bars.
Staff: 1 Cook, 1 Kitchen boy, one climbing guide and helper for high camp
Insurance-for Nepalese teams.
Our service charge.
Equipment Fees for the climbing guide
Climbing peak permit
Meals for high camp
Climbing Gears
Cost Excluded
Personal gears for climbing which can hire in Khare
Our trip to Nepal and the summit of Mera peak was made possible by Nepal Wilderness. We had a great time. Himal was very helpful from day one. Communication was smooth before the trip and everything was organized for us when we arrived. They were also very flexible. In our case, we did not have a guide on the trek up to Base Camp, but one for the summit. Nothing was a problem, and Himal was very accommodating.
Mera peak Reviews from Khare Mera peak from Khare to summit with climbing guide Asman Tamang 2016 with Nepal wilderness Trekking agency, it was great...
Mera peak from Khare to summit with climbing guide Asman Tamang 2016 with Nepal wilderness Trekking agency, it was great timing our group fist on the top in mass climbers, we appreciated with Mr. Himal Ghale and NWT Team, thank you again and see you next time in Nepal another peak climbing.
The Mera peak climbing Nepal trekking package starts from Khare, high camp, summit Mera, and Back to Khare. We Nepal Wilderness trekking (Pvt) organized Mera central 6,461 meters + Mera North 6,476 meters higher peak climbing packages arrange 2 night 3 days Expedition from Khare to Khare, either your Trek from Sherpani col west col pass or trek from Lukla and passing Chutanga 3050m on your own or with a guide hire from Lukla. However, our Mera peak climbing package start from Khare, it is the quarter climbing package which is you wouldn’t need to Organize all equipment doing air cargo to Lukla and more porters from Lukla. Feel comfortable doing Trek to Khare with a guide and less porter or with one porter guide and join our Mera peak climbing team.
The joint group from Khare will be normally made up of small teams of around 4 to 6 people with moderate climbing and hiking experience who are interested in trying a snowy summit in Nepal that isn’t too difficult but requires a basic understanding of alpine skills.
Mera peak Expedition has three summits, Mera North at 6,476 meters, Mera Central at 6,461 meters, and Mera South at 6,065 meters; this mountain range is connected with the Mahalangur Barun sub-section of the Himalaya ranges of Sagarmatha Zone Nepal. Mera Peak Expedition is an excellent option if you plan to summit a mountain in Nepal. One can see five of the six tallest mountains in the world from the summit (Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyo, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga). It’s a challenging trekking peak due to its high elevation, but it only requires basic mountaineering skills to cross the high-altitude glaciers.
There are a number of peaks in Nepal that are considered trekking peaks and Mera Peak is the highest. In terms of altitude, it is a high mountain of 6476m that requires relatively little technical climbing on its normal route. The tour we are offering is a three-day trip starting from Khare. Mostly operator’s climbing guide leads you to Mera central and over your summit, but the actual peak is Mera North which is 6,476 above sea level. so our team leads real peak and summit you to goal your dream. We usually lead small groups of around 4 or 5 people with moderate climbing an alpine summit in Nepal that requires basic climbing skills but isn’t too technical tops their list. Mera peaks are easy summit peaks in Nepal compared to the other peak in the Khumbu region.
Our Mera peak climbing package starts from Khare after your breakfast in the Tea house in Khare. The day when we begin from Khare to high camp, all meals are included in the package trip till back to Khare, Mera peak Expedition is the most famous trekking climbing peak in Nepal. from the peak, you able to see fantastic highest mountain panorama View of Makalu, Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse and Kanchenjunga Himalayas Peaks.
Mera Peak death rate
Mera peak 6,476 m is challenging, with many steps and ups and downs. The death rate on Mera peak is very low, even though climbing through the lower realm of death zone 5,500 m/18,044 ft is unpredictable. Just rarely reports deaths. However, this does not mean it is safe to climb and anyone can do it. Before attempting this peak, you should train and practice a lot.
Climbing Equipment
About the climbing equipment, no need to worry, all climbing stuff is able to hire in Khare, also our climbing guide will suggest to you the main requirements for the Mera peak summit. However, Mera peak climbing gears are included on the package as fix rope, main rope, snow bar, and ice crew. But personal Climbing Gear such as Crampons, Harness, Ice Axe, and Karabiners climbing boots is you need to hire in Khare on your own.
Our staff will meet you at Khare, and they will give you a brief overview of the Mera Peak climbing trip. Also After climbing Mera Peak, our guide will lead back you to Khare and then will be a free plan for the further destination.
Itinerary
Day 01: Khare, 4,950m. Meet our staff, chat about your trip to Mera, the next morning’s starting time, and the weather about the summit day.
Day 02: Trek to Mera High Camp, 5,750m. 5/6 hours walk overnight at Tent
Day 03: Summit, 6,461m Mera center and back to Khare. 6/7 hours walk overnight at the Khare, accommodations, and dinner will be your own
Best time to climb the Mera peak
Mera Peak is best climbed in late April, May, late September, October, and November. When we climb on Mera Peak, May and October are generally the best months. If you climb in late March, early April, or late October into November, you should be prepared for colder weather. Snow is likely to fall during these months. Thus, the gear and equipment you use on the climb to Mera Peak should be adjusted to the colder weather conditions you will encounter.
Mera peak weather October
Mera Peak weather in October is neither too hot nor too cold at lower elevations. The average daytime temperature is around 14°C. On sunny days, it can reach 20°C. At night, the temperature typically drops to -6°C. October occurs during the peak autumn season in Nepal. Mera Peak Weather October generally has stable weather conditions. Trekkers and climbers benefit from the dry weather with little precipitation. Furthermore, you can also expect moderate temperatures, which are ideal for a trekking adventure and the ascent of Mera Peak.
How Hard is Mera Peak?
Despite the fact that the Mera peak is not very technical and does not require a steep technical climb, the high altitude of 6461m at the summit makes this climb challenging. Mera Peak is easier to climb than other trekking peaks in Nepal.
Mera peak Expedition cost for climbing
Depending on the climbing season, the cost of climbing Mera Peak varies. Permit cost rates vary according to the climbing season. The price is also affected by the group size, length of the itinerary, and mode of travel. The Mera peak cost for a package from Khare is U$D 850/. Per person for the Autumn season and U$D 950/. Per person for the spring season, the cost becomes different due to the Mera peak permit cost in Autumn and Spring, there is no hiding cost as listed on our blog.
Contact person Himal Ghale, Cell Number 9849693351
We used Nepal Wilderness for our trip to Nepal and the summit of Mera peak. We had a great experience. Himal was very helpful from day 1. The communication was great before the trip started and when we arrived everything was ready and organized for us. They were also very flexible, in our case we didn’t have a guide on the trek up to Base camp but then one for the summit. Never a problem and Himal was very accommodating…More»
Great using Himal. We were early in the season so it was not easy to organize things. I would highly recommend…More»
we also provide the Mera peak summit certificate from NMA end of the trip.
MERA PEAK SUMMIT DAY
Remember that you need to take care of your hydration and keep a manageable pace on the summit day. The route is not particularly steep in itself, but it is a big day out and will put a lot of stamina on you. The climbing guide will fix the rope, clip in, and maintain an efficient pace while maintaining a safe line of communication. In order to be in the best shape for summit day, you must be familiar with walking on crampons and being able to self-arrest with an I-axe for this summit, so climbing on the snow and staying warm, hydrated and well-fed are key elements that ensure you’re in the best shape for summit day. This is an outstanding opportunity to practice.
No need oxygen for the mera peak, because of only 6,476 m, so acclimatization is very importance for the peak, so oxygen is only use for more than 7 thousand m mountain.
