Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport Meet and transfer to hotel Expedition briefing and gear check Overnight in Kathmandu
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Mera Peak Climbing – 18 Days-Nepal’s Highest Trekking Peak (6,476m)
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Overview
Group Discounts per-person following group size
2-4 = $2412 pp, 5-9 = $2262 pp, 10+ = $2111 pp.
Adventure in the Heart of the Everest Region
Mera Peak (6,476m) is Nepal's highest trekking peak and one of the most rewarding climbing adventures in the Himalayas. Located in the remote Hinku Valley south of Everest, Mera Peak offers a challenging yet achievable ascent for trekkers seeking their first Himalayan summit.
From the summit, climbers are rewarded with one of the finest mountain panoramas in the world, including views of five 8,000-meter peaks: Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kanchenjunga.
"Your Summit Dream Begins Here."
Hiking Friends Travel Nepal Pvt. Ltd.
Highlights
- Climb Nepal's highest trekking peak (6,476m)
- Spectacular views of five 8,000m mountains
- Explore the remote and pristine Hinku Valley
- Experience glacier travel and basic mountaineering
- Summit one of Nepal's most popular trekking peaks
- Discover authentic Sherpa culture and mountain villages
- Professional climbing guide and full expedition support
Trip Map
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Climbing permit processing Equipment inspection Last-minute shopping Pre-climb briefing Overnight in Kathmandu
Scenic Himalayan flight Begin trek through forests and local villages Overnight at Lodge
Beautiful forest trails Traditional settlements Mountain scenery Overnight at Lodge
Cross mountain ridges Rhododendron forests Remote wilderness Overnight at Lodge
Descend through forests Enter the Hinku Valley Overnight at Lodge
Follow the Hinku River Magnificent mountain views Overnight at Lodge
Gradual altitude gain Views of Mera Peak begin Overnight at Lodge
Acclimatization walk to nearby ridges Glacier observation Rest and hydration Overnight at Lodge
Enter alpine terrain Stunning glacier landscapes Overnight at Lodge
Use of crampons Ice axe techniques Fixed rope practice Glacier travel skills Final summit preparation Overnight at Lodge
Climb onto Mera Glacier Reach High Camp Prepare for summit push Overnight at High Camp
Summit Day Early morning alpine start Reach the summit of Mera Peak Enjoy breathtaking Himalayan views Descend safely to Khare Overnight at Lodge
Extra day in case of bad weather Summit flexibility Overnight at Lodge
Descend through the Hinku Valley Overnight at Lodge
Steep ascent through rhododendron forests Cross mountain ridges with panoramic views Beautiful sunset over the Himalayas Overnight at Lodge
Cross the scenic Zatrwa La Pass (4,610m) Spectacular views of the Everest region Descend to Lukla Celebration dinner with trekking crew Overnight at Lodge
Scenic morning flight Free time in Kathmandu Farewell Dinner Overnight in Kathmandu
Transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport Departure for your onward destination
Cost Details
What's Included
- Achievement certificate after trek completion.
- Airport pick-up and drop-off
- All domestic transportation as per itinerary
- All the required Permit charges
- Assistant Guide: Provided for groups larger than six people.
- Duffel bag with the Hiking Friends Travel Nepal logo provided for the trek (must be returned at the end of the trek).
- Government taxes and service charges
- Licensed and first-aid trained English or German-speaking trekking guide
- Porter to carry your luggage during the trek (1 porter for every 2 trekkers, with a maximum load of 12 kg per guest and 24 kg per porter).
- Tea house accommodation during the trek
- Experienced climbing guide
- Mera Peak Climbing Permit
- Makalu Barun National Park Permit
Not Included
- Any extra costs due to delays, natural disasters, or unforeseen circumstances
- Drinks, snacks, hot showers, and Wi-Fi during the trip if applicable
- International airfare to/from Kathmandu
- Meals and extra night accommodation in the cities(except breakfast)
- Nepal visa fee on arrival(15 days: USD 30, 30 days: USD 50, 90 days: USD 125).
- Personal equipment (sleeping bag, warm clothes trekking poles, suitable shoes etc.)
- Special Permits and Fees: Fees for special filming, drones, and camera permits.
- Tips for the guide, porter, and driver are not included (recommended: USD 8–20 per day, depending on your satisfaction with the service).
- Travel insurance (must cover high-altitude trekking)
Gear List
Hiking Friends Travel Nepal
Duffel Bag: A duffel bag with the Hiking Friends Travel Nepal logo is provided for the trek and climb. Please return it at the end of the trip.
Documents & Money
- Passport, Travel insurance, Passport-size photos, Cash and bank card
Clothing
Upper Body
- 2 trekking shirts, 1 thermal top, 1 fleece jacket, 1 down jacket, 1 waterproof shell jacket
Lower Body
- 2 trekking pant, 1 thermal bottom, 1 waterproof shell pant
Underwear & Socks
- 4 pairs underwear, 3 pairs trekking socks, 1 pair warm wool socks
Head & Hands
- Sun cap, Warm beanie, Buff or neck gaiter, Lightweight gloves, Warm waterproof gloves
Footwear
- Mountaineering boots (crampon compatible), Camp shoes or sandals
Climbing Gear
- Harness, Crampons, Ascender/Jumar, Locking carabiners
(Available for rent in Kathmandu and Khare)
Daypack (35–45L)
- Water, Down jacket, Rain jacket, Snacks, Camera/phone, Personal medication
Sleeping Gear
- Sleeping bag (-15 to -20°C recommended)
Personal Items
- Toothbrush & toothpaste, Sunscreen SPF 50+, Lip balm, Hand sanitizer, Quick-dry towel, Wet wipes, Personal medications
Electronics
- Phone, Power bank, Charging cable, Headlamp
Water & Snacks
- Water bottles (2L capacity), Energy bars, Electrolyte tablets
Porter Weight Limit
1 porter for every 2 climbers carrying a maximum of 12kg per person (24kg total).
Recommended Weight
- Duffel Bag: 10-14kg
- Daypack: 4–6kg
Pack light, layer smart, and focus on essentials. The less you carry, the more enjoyable your Mera Peak adventure will be. 🏔️
Frequently Asked Questions
Mera Peak is considered a challenging trekking peak. It requires good physical fitness, endurance, and the ability to walk for several days at high altitude. Technical climbing skills are minimal, making it an excellent first Himalayan peak.
Previous climbing experience is helpful but not mandatory. Basic mountaineering training is provided before the summit attempt.
Yes. The trek reaches above 6,000m, so altitude sickness is a serious consideration. Our itinerary includes acclimatization days to maximize safety and summit success
The climb requires:
1. Mera Peak Climbing Permit
2. Makalu Barun National Park Permit
2. Local Government Permit
All permits are arranged by Hiking Friends Travel Nepal.
1. Mera Peak Climbing Permit
2. Makalu Barun National Park Permit
2. Local Government Permit
All permits are arranged by Hiking Friends Travel Nepal.
Accommodation is in mountain lodges during the trek and a tented camp at High Camp before the summit push.
No. Technical climbing equipment can be rented in Khare if you do not own it.
Temperatures near the summit can drop below -20°C, especially before sunrise on summit day.
Charging facilities are available in most villages for an additional fee. Wi-Fi is limited and not available everywhere.
Experienced climbing guides
Safety-focused itineraries
Small group departures
Personalized service
Quality equipment support
licenced and government authorized Local Himalayan expertise
Safety-focused itineraries
Small group departures
Personalized service
Quality equipment support
licenced and government authorized Local Himalayan expertise
