For this excursion, it is a crucial day. You will receive an overview of peak climbing and how to get ready for your adventure. We will go into great detail on team formation and climbing equipment rentals. On the journey to Mera Peak, you will get to know the trek leaders and other team members.

We started our journey formally today with an early breakfast. From the domestic terminal of Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, we will be flying early to Lukla. After taking off from the city, we land at Tenzin-Hillary Airport in Lukla in about 45 minutes. Encircled by towering peak mountains, the flight path to Lukla is among the world’s best. As we land and take in the breathtaking views of the sky, we will meet our trekking guides and schedule our journey. We’re going to explore Lukla today and take in all the stunning sites. We are going to stay the night at a lodge in Lukla.

We are off on our first day of trekking to the top of Mera Peak. Both foreigners and many locals will cross our route today. We will arrive to stunning woodland pathways with pine and rhododendron trees after some time of walking from Lukla. Our path is beneath the Nau Lekh. Another name for it is Kalo Himal Ridge. We are going to arrive in Chutanga after several more hours of walking. It’s a great area to visit in the spring and is well-known for its summer pastures. Stay at Chuntaga for the night.

Today marks the start of our hike to the top of Mera Peak. There will be a lot of residents and foreigners along our route today. We will eventually arrive to lovely woodland trails with pine and rhododendron trees after leaving Lukla. We’re strolling beneath the Nau Lekh. Kalo Himal Ridge is another name for it. We will arrive at Chutanga after a few more hours of walking. It’s a well-liked location for summer pasture tourism, and springtime travel is best. Spend the night at Chuntaga.

There is a lovely trail that leads from Thuli Kharka to Kothe. Three ridges will be crossed: Kothe, Hinku Valley, and Hinku River. Rhododendron blooms can be seen along the forest route. It energises the journey further and facilitates experiencing nature up close. The vistas of the mountains will stay with you forever. We will eventually arrive in Kothe after passing by neighbourhood tea stores and over the Sanu Khola bridge. We’ll spend the night at Kothe.

Today, we stroll along the Hinku River Ridge under the shadow of Mera Peak. When we get to Gondishung, the 200-year-old Lungsumgba Gompa is located there. The written Mera Peak is located in a rock here at Lungsumgba Gompa. The Torah makes it apparent how to reach the top. We finally arrive to Thaknak, where we will spend the night, after a short stroll.

We’re going to Khare today. Every traveller is drawn to the captivating beauty of the Charpate Himal while travelling to Khare. Before arriving in Khare, we will go via the glaciers of Hinku Nup and Shar. From here, one may see Mera Peak’s northern face. For now, we are free to explore Khare. Spend the night in Khare.

The guides will finalise the arrangements for the Mera Peak ascent on this day of rest. Every piece of gear and equipment is inspected, and preemptive measures are computed. Hiking is also done if needed to help acclimatise to the area. It is not required, though, and it will be up to you and the guide. Spend the night in Khare.

After breakfast, we set off on our hike. We are going to head for Mera Peak Base Camp. After hours of steady trekking on a steep trail through a course littered with boulders, we arrive at the camp. In order to maintain our bodies and respiration at greater elevations, we shall ascend even higher. We will rest here at Base Camp. Extra instruction is offered to those who require it to increase their confidence. Resting and getting ready for the next day would take up the remainder of the day. We’ll spend the night in Mera Peak Base Camp.

We travel through Mera La Pass to get to Mera High Camp. The terrain is rocky and may be difficult because of the crevasses. We move at a steady pace towards high camp. We’ll go to the summit gradually and carefully. We are going to pitch our tents in the upper camp. Our days at High Camp are unforgettable because of the views of numerous mountains, including Nuptse, Chamlang, the south face of Lhotse, Makalu, Cho-Oyu, and Mt. Everest.

We’re going to attempt the ascent of Mera Peak today. This is the day that your dream will materialise. At two in the morning, we’ll get up and eat breakfast. Since the air gets thinner here, we climb at a leisurely pace. As we approach the summit, we ascend cautiously and fasten ourselves to a fixed rope that will support us. The Himalayas, which include Mt. Everest (8,848m), Cho-Oyu (8,210m), Lhotse (8,516m), Makalu (8,463m), Kangchenjunga (8,586m), Nuptse (7,855m), Chamlang (7,319m), Baruntse (7,129m), and other peaks, will be breathtakingly visible from the summit. Following a while at the summit, we follow our route back to High Camp, where we will spend some time before moving onward and downward towards Khare, where we will spend the night.

Today is slated to be flexible. We won’t always be able to reach the summit on the scheduled day. We will have an additional day to climb to the summit if the weather is bad or unpredictable and we decide to postpone our climb instead of going on the scheduled day. For this reason, it is advised that travellers stick to the 13-day itinerary when climbing Mera Peak.However, this 13th day is not necessary if the trekking proceeds according to schedule.We’re going to head back to Lukla now.

We retrace our previous routes in search of Kothe. We shall savour the breathtaking view of the mountains before returning to Kothe gradually. We will celebrate our success at the trail’s peak ascent and have a great evening at Kothe. We’re going to sleep well today. Spend the night at Kothe.

We walk towards Thuli Kharka on the west side of Hinku Valley. We shall savour the revitalising scent and gorgeous red colour of the rhododendron, which filled the forest. As we travel to our current location, we will be treated to stunning views of Mera North, Central, and South from Thuli Kharka. Spend the evening at Thuli Kharka.

When we settle back down, it will appear to be our only thought. We’ll soak in the scenery as we go up to Zatrwa La Pass. No sooner will the breathtaking Lukla Valley greet us than we will reach the Pass. From Zatrwa La Pass, we will trek all the way down to Chutanga and then on to Lukla, where we will spend the night.

We are coming to an end of our Everest expedition today. We are going to take an early morning flight to Kathmandu today. You can spend some time exploring the city and shopping in Kathmandu. RT will set you up with a farewell supper. Spend the night in a lovely Kathmandu hotel.