
Mera Peak Expedition
Summit Nepal's highest trekking peak and experience one of the most rewarding mountaineering adventures in the Himalayas.
Standing at 6,476 metres, Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal and one of the most sought-after climbing objectives in the Himalayas. Combining a spectacular trekking approach with a genuine mountaineering challenge, Mera Peak offers the perfect introduction to high-altitude Himalayan climbing.
The journey takes you through remote valleys, traditional Sherpa villages, and stunning mountain landscapes far from the busier Everest Base Camp trails. As the expedition progresses, the scenery becomes increasingly dramatic, culminating in a summit that offers one of the most breathtaking panoramas anywhere in the Himalayas.
From the summit of Mera Peak, climbers can enjoy views of five of the world's fourteen 8,000-metre mountains - Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kanchenjunga - making it one of the finest viewpoints in Nepal.
TRIP FACTS
Activity Type:
Mountain Climb
Location:
Nepal (see location map here)
Difficulty:
Extreme
Max Altitude:
6,476m
Food Choices:
Kosher, Veggie, Vegan, Nut Free, Lactose Free, Halal
Duration:
14 - 17
Accommodation:
Mountain tents + lodge
Fitness Level:
Above Average
Grading:
D5 (see grading guide here)
Best Time to Climb:
Mar - May & Sep - Dec

WHY CHOOSE TO CLIMB MERA PEAK
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Summit Nepal's highest trekking peak
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Spectacular views of five 8,000m mountains
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Ideal introduction to Himalayan mountaineering
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Less crowded than many Everest region routes
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Remote valleys and authentic Sherpa culture
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Excellent acclimatisation profile
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True expedition experience
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One of Nepal's most rewarding summit achievements
WHAT YOU WILL SEE & EXPERIENCE
The Mera Peak expedition begins with a scenic flight into the Everest region before heading into the remote Hinku Valley, one of Nepal's most beautiful and least-visited trekking areas. Far from the busier Everest Base Camp trails, the route passes through rhododendron forests, traditional Sherpa villages, alpine meadows, and spectacular high mountain valleys surrounded by towering Himalayan peaks.
As you gain altitude, the landscape transforms into a world of glaciers, snowfields, and dramatic mountain scenery. Along the way you'll experience the warm hospitality and rich traditions of the Sherpa people while trekking through some of the most remote and pristine regions of the Himalayas.
The highlight of the expedition is the ascent of Mera Peak itself. Standing at 6,476m, Mera Peak is Nepal's highest trekking peak and offers one of the finest summit panoramas in the Himalayas. After an early morning start, climbers ascend glaciated terrain and snow slopes before reaching the summit ridge, where breathtaking views unfold in every direction.
Few mountains can rival the scenery from the summit of Mera Peak. On a clear day, climbers are rewarded with views of five of the world's fourteen 8,000m peaks - Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kanchenjunga - creating one of the most spectacular mountain vistas on Earth.
Combining remote Himalayan trekking, authentic cultural encounters, high-altitude adventure, and a genuine mountaineering challenge, Mera Peak offers the perfect balance between trekking expedition and summit achievement.


FLYING INTO THE HIMALAYA REGION
Flying from Kathmandu to the Himalayas is not always an easy thing to do. Dangers with bad weather are common, therefore we recommend clients familiarise themselves with the general aviation procedures followed in the region.
Please follow the link below to read more about airline and helicopters in the Everest & Annapurna Regions and how we deal with the challenges of flights affected by bad weather conditions.


ITINERARY
Wednesday
Arrive kathmandu
What's included?
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Airport transfers pick-up and drop-off
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2 nights Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu (one before and one after hike)
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Trail accommodation in local Tea Houses
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All accommodation based on two sharing throughout (single accommodation extra)
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Airfare both ways Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu
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Sherpa guides
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Everest National Park entry permits
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Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS card) permit
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Meals each day: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Transportations, accommodation, wages, food, insurance, equipment for all staff
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All necessary paper works and entry permits
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Porters/Yaks to carry luggage during the trek
What's excluded?
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International flights
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Additional or replacement transport/flights not mentioned in the included items
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Fuel or flight surcharges
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Inland flight baggage surcharges
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Insurance
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Local Tips
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Additional food & drink
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Personal Items
Gear to Rent
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Ice axe
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Crampons
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Harness
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Tape slings (2)
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Screwgate carabiners
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Descender/Abseil device
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Plastic Mountaineering Boots
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Ascender
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Helmet (optional)













