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One of the less visited but the most beautiful trek is Mera Peak climbing. Known for the beauty and toughness of the trek, Mera Peak Climbing demands a total of 19 days for successful completion. Situated at an altitude of 6461m Mera Peak climbing is tough.
Mera is located at the end of the beautiful Hinku Valley. You will need to be perfectly fit to complete this trek. However, it is critical to understand that with proper guidance from Roving Nepal Trek, it is possible to complete this trek.
The plain and simple answer to this is very difficult. Yes if you aren't associated with a well-known trekking agency, it is tough to do Mera peak climbing the right way. It is rated at the top level of difficulty. With the trekking being moderate to difficult, the climb could be very difficult for everyone. You will need to have some experience to complete this trek.
From cardio exercises like running, swimming, and walking you will need to be mentally strong. The paths to Mera are uneven and rough which makes it hard to complete the trek a lot of the time.
Roving Nepal Trek is always focused on the safety of our guests. As a result of that, we would like to suggest the best seasons to do the trek. Autumn and spring are the right seasons where you understand the tour and trek better.
Spring falls from March to May while autumn is present between September to November. During these periods you will have brilliant clear skies, with no rain little bit of cold air, and clean trails. Although monsoon and winter season are also available. But Roving Nepal Trek doesn't suggest such a season. The main reasons being slippery roads, foggy atmosphere and also poor trekking situations.
This query could be hard to answer for a lot of people. Any trek that goes beyond 10 days requires more mental strength rather than only physical stamina. In the case of Mera Peak Climbing you will need to be physically fit away from any medical condition. Meanwhile, you will also have to be practicing cardio and other exercise, 3 months before the trek.
If the readers don't have any fixed set of training schedules, connect with Roving Nepal Trek and we will guide you through. We would like to suggest that you shouldn't do this trek if you don't have major experience. Before jumping into this trek, try and perform other simpler treks and only attempt to complete Mera Peak Climbing. Mera Peak Climbing is an absolute no for senior citizens.
If you aren't too impressed by what Mera Peak Climbing offers, you might be looking for better options altogether.
In the quest to fill your demand, we would like to suggest the Everest Base Camp trek along with Mera and Island Peak Climbing. Both of them could be challenging and demanding at the same time. But do have good experience before actually diving into these trekking options.
The cost of any trek in Nepal is different for different trekkers. The major reason for this is due to the facilities they want to entertain during the trekking times.
If you are looking for a solo trek with Roving Nepal Trek the cost might be higher in comparison to the group. This brings in the case of cost division. Therefore it is almost impossible to predict the actual cost of the Mera Peak Climbing. If the readers are interested in knowing precisely about the cost, contact Roving Nepal Trek or also visit the office.
Some common types of permits are required for every trek but with Mera Peak climbing the permits seem to be different from others. The first permit required would be a Trekkers Information Management System card which can be received from the National Tourism Board. Similarly, you will also need to have a Local Area Permit to climb the Mera Peak.
Moreover, the Makalu Barun National Park entry permit along with the Sagarmatha National Park entry permit will also be required. These permits are required as you will be passing through the national parks all along. In like manner, your documents like visa, passport, citizenship, etc. will also be carried. In the case of permits, Roving Nepal Trek will manage all the permits so the trekkers shouldn't be much worried about it.
Welcome to Nepal! Upon landing at Tribhuvan International Airport, the Roving Nepal Trek team will meet you and transfer you to your hotel. The rest of the day is yours to rest, shake off the jet lag, or explore the vibrant streets of Thamel. In the evening, join a pre-trip briefing to check your climbing gear and meet your expedition guide.
Accommodation ***hotel 
Max. altitude 1,335m / 4,380ft. Take a thrilling morning flight to Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla, a dramatic gateway to the Himalayas. Instead of following the classic Everest Base Camp trail, head east into the pristine wilderness. The trail snakes through thick pine, rhododendron, and oak forests, climbing gradually until reaching the tranquil summer pastures of Chutanga.
Accommodation ***hotel Max. altitude 1,400m / 4,593ft. A demanding but spectacular day. Tackle a steep, relentless climb up to the Zatrwa La Pass (4,610 m). The effort pays off instantly with sweeping views of the Karyolung, Cho Oyu, and Lumding peaks. After celebrating at the prayer-flag-strewn pass, make a rocky descent into the high-altitude meadow of Thuli Kharka.
Accommodation Tea House 
Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 2,860m / 9,383ft. Descend through the alpine pasturelands into the deep, heavily forested valley carved out by the Hinku River. The trail winds through dense bamboo and rhododendron forests, offering occasional windows out toward the south face of Mera Peak. Reach Kothe, a peaceful riverside settlement, to enjoy a much thicker atmosphere and a cozy teahouse night.
Accommodation Tea House Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 2,846m / 9,337ft. Follow the pristine Hinku Chu ridge line as the tree line fades behind you, giving way to classic high-alpine moraine. Pass the 200-year-old Lungsumgba Monastery carved into a massive boulder. As you approach Thangnak, the towering, jagged presence of Peak 43 and Kusum Kanguru comes into view.
Accommodation Tea House Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 2,863m / 9,393ft. The trail pushes past the lateral moraine of the Dig Glacier towards the grazing pastures of Dig Kharka. Climb steeply over the terminal moraine of the Hinku Nup glacier to arrive at Khare, the official base camp for Mera Peak. Khare serves up a spectacular, front-row view of the massive Mera glacier dropping off the mountain.
Accommodation Tea House Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 2,800m / 9,186ft. Safety is paramount. Use this day to let your body adapt to the 5,000-meter threshold. Your climbing guide will lead a practical session covering essential mountaineering skills. You will practice using crampons, ice axes, harnesses, and ascending fixed ropes with a Jumar to ensure complete confidence on the glacier.
Accommodation Tea House Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 3,961m / 12,995ft. Ascend a steep rock band to reach the snout of the Mera Glacier. Step into your crampons, rope up, and climb the gentle glaciated slopes up to Mera High Camp. Perched on a rocky outcrop at 5,780 meters, High Camp offers one of the finest views in the Himalayas, sweeping across Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga.
Accommodation Tea House Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 4,358m / 14,298ft. Summit day begins around 2:00 AM. Trudge through the freezing alpine air up the central glacier under a canopy of stars. As dawn breaks, the snow slopes steepen toward the summit cone. Using fixed ropes for the final pitch, step onto the highest point of Mera Peak. Stand in awe before a 360-degree panorama of five of the world's six highest mountains. Take photos, celebrate, and carefully descend all the way back to the safety and comfort of Khare.
Accommodation Tea House Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 5,045m / 16,552ft. A vital buffer built into the schedule. High-altitude weather can be wildly unpredictable. If storm systems or heavy winds block the summit attempt on Day 9, this day acts as your backup window to ensure the expedition's success.
Accommodation Tea House Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 5,045m / 16,552ft. Trace your steps back down the Hinku Valley. As you shed altitude, the thin air grows noticeably richer, making the hike back to Kothe incredibly pleasant. Spend the evening celebrating the successful climb with your guides and porters over a hot meal.
Accommodation Tent Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 5,780m / 18,963ft. Climb back out of the dense forest valley up to the high pastures of Thuli Kharka. It is a steady uphill effort, but the changing visual perspectives of the surrounding valleys offer a fresh experience on the return leg.
Accommodation Tea House Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 6,461m / 21,198ft. The final trekking hurdle. Cross the Zatrwa La Pass one last time, enjoying a farewell look at the remote Hinku wilderness. Descend a long series of stone steps down to the bustling town of Lukla, where a warm shower, internet access, and a comfortable bed await.
Accommodation Tea House Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 5,045m / 16,552ft. Board an early morning flight back to Kathmandu. Watch the massive snow peaks shrink into green hills as you return to civilization. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel. Use the afternoon for souvenir shopping or treating yourself to a well-deserved massage.
Accommodation Tea House Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 3,600m / 11,811ft. Your Himalayan adventure comes to a close. A Roving Nepal Trek representative will pick you up from your hotel and drive you to the international airport for your flight home, carrying life-changing memories of the roof of the world.
Accommodation Tea House Meals As Per Menu Max. altitude 4,300m / 14,108ft. Your Start Date is the day you land in Nepal, and your End Date is when you fly home.
If the set Mera peak climbing group dates don’t suit your schedule, we can offer alternative dates upon request.
I have climbed Yala Peak and Island Peak already. But I found the Mera Peak more challenging. RNT supported me immensely. They gave me an extra couple of gears for my climbing. They provided me with an excellent guide, Ashmin. He was really funny and experienced as well. He always helped me and never left me behind. It was quite a memorable trip for me.
