Mera Peak Climbing

(1st Day - Mera Peak Climbing)

Tribhuvan International Airport is well connected and our friendly staff from Himalayan Dream Team will be waiting for you there. Kindly look for “Your Name” or our logo. After meeting, about 40 minutes drive will comfortably reach your hotel.

After reaching the hotel, check in, freshen up, and take some time to rest. If you feel good, you can also step out and explore the nearby areas.

In the evening, you will have the special welcome dinner hosted by the Himalayan Dream Team. Authentic Nepali food will be served, and your guide for trekking will be introduced to you. We'll also provide a brief teaser for the Mera Peak Climbing.

(2nd Day- Mera Peak Climbing )

Do not forget to have your trekking bags packed and ready for the day after breakfast. Today you will have an engaging cultural driving tour of UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kathmandu, led by an expert city guide.

✦ Swayambhunath Stupa (Monkey Temple)

Holy Swayambhunath Stupa has the distinction of being one of the oldest stupas as well as the sacred site for Nepalese Hindus and Buddhists. It also provides mesmerizing views of the entire Kathmandu Valley. When moving around the stupa you will be greeted by monkeys who inhabit the areas around the stupa.

✦ Pashupatinath Temple

The next stop is Pashupatinath the holiest Hindu Temple in Nepal which is built on the edge of the Bagmati River. This revered place is also a typical Hindu cremation site which is always a striking place to behold the soul of Nepalese culture.

✦ Kathmandu Durbar Square

After lunch today, we shall proceed to Kathmandu Durbar Square which houses an ancient royal palace complex with intricately carved wooden temples around it. The entire area is part of the glorious heritage of Newar civilization and if you are lucky, you will be able to see some locals in traditional costumes which would be great for photographs.

✦ Local Spice and Vegetable Markets – Indra Chowk and Asan

Spend the last part of the day enjoying the local markets of Indra Chowk and Asan. This part of the town is colorful with fresh fruits and vegetables along with lots of spices that are perfect for people who enjoy street photography as well as for those who want to experience a different side of Kathmandu. Later, go back to your hotel and rest and prepare for your Mera Peak Climbing .

(3rd Day- Mera Peak Climbing )

Start your trip by boarding a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla (2860m). On the way, enjoy looking down at the shore valleys, rivers, and snow-capped peaks. The 45-minute flight takes you to Lukla, from where you walk to the village of Lukla. Here, you will meet the expedition staff and make any last-minute arrangements regarding food or equipment as necessary. You will then go on to explore the rest of Lukla village. Once you're done, head out for your first trek. This trek will take you through huge rhododendron and pine forests and by the Dudh Koshi River, which is a calm, yet invigorating friend. Chhuthang is a quiet spot that is popular with herders and is a great place to stay overnight in a cozy resting lodge.

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Today’s trek is challenging yet rewarding as you make your way over Zatrawal Pass. Begin with a steady ascent through trails adorned with wild magnolias, rhododendrons, and towering pine trees. As the climb becomes steeper, take breaks to hydrate and enjoy panoramic views that unfold with every step. The pass opens up to views of remote peaks like Lumdung Himal, Kongdi Ri, and the rugged Numbur Himal. After reaching the top of Zatrawal Pass, enjoy a gentle descent to Tuli Kharka (4300m). This pastureland has several teahouses where you’ll enjoy a hearty meal and a restful night surrounded by breathtaking Himalayan vistas.

(5th Day- Mera Peak Climbing )

Leaving Tuli Kharka, descend into the picturesque Hinku Valley. The trail meanders alongside the Hinku River, guiding you through dense forests of pine, oak, and rhododendron. Rocky segments with a mix of ups and downs keep the day interesting, and occasional openings in the trees offer stunning glimpses of Mera Peak in the distance. As you approach Kothe, a small village by the river, you’ll notice the valley’s scenery shifting into even more dramatic, raw landscapes. Here, you’ll rest in a teahouse, immersed in the tranquil beauty of the river and mountain surroundings.

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Today’s journey takes you to Thangnak, an idyllic village framed by striking views of Mera Peak. Following the Hinku Khola Ridge, ascend through trails that lead to the small settlement of Gondishung, primarily inhabited by herders in the summer. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Lungsumgba Monastery, a spiritual site nearly 200 years old, where trekkers traditionally pause to offer blessings for a successful climb. Shortly after, you’ll arrive at Thangnak, a serene grazing area with comfortable lodges where you can admire views of Mera Peak and Kusum Kanguru before resting for the night.

(7th Day- Mera Peak Climbing)

The trek to Khare takes you further up the Hinku Valley, and as you reach higher altitudes, remember to hydrate and pace yourself. The trail includes scenic climbs over the rocky moraines of the Dig Glacier and the Hinku Nup and Shar Glaciers. With each step, the views become more impressive, with Khare finally welcoming you with unobstructed vistas of Kusum Kanguru, Kyashar, and Mera Peak’s north face. Khare is the last major settlement before the base camp, and it offers warm lodges where you’ll settle in for a night amid the towering peaks.

(8th Day- Mera Peak Climbing)

Acclimatizing is essential at this point in the journey to prevent altitude sickness. Take a rest day to allow your body to adjust to the higher altitude while exploring the scenic surroundings of Khare. Light hikes around the area can help with acclimatization, as well as a final check of your mountaineering gear. Take in the mountain ambiance, and prepare for the ascent to Mera Peak High Camp tomorrow.

(9th Day- Mera Peak Climbing)
Start early from Khare as it is a day full of ascents. Firstly, the trek goes to Mera La Pass, the beginning of the snowy route. The trail then goes on the snowy and icy path to Mera Base Camp, before starting the ascent on the gradual climb to Mera High Camp. Here, the camp will be set up, and right at the heart of the Himalayas, you will have a warm meal with close-up views of Everest, Makalu, Lhotse, and Nuptse. Have a good night's rest, since early morning will be the time to begin the summit push.

(10th Day- Mera Peak Climbing)
This is a contingency day for poor weather or other unexpected delays in attempts for the summit. The guides will be keeping a close eye on weather patterns to prepare for the best summit opportunity. If the weather is good, you can proceed with the summit attempt; otherwise, use this day for further acclimatization.

(11th Day- Mera Peak Climbing)

Summit day starts well before dawn. With expert guides leading the way, you will cross steep sections and icy slopes, using crampons and ropes where required. After about five to six hours of climbing, you will reach Mera Peak's summit; you are sure to get some of the most breathtaking panoramic views in the Himalayas, which include Everest, Ama Dablam, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga. After celebrating your summit, begin the cautious descent back to Khare for a well-deserved rest in a cozy teahouse.

(12th Day- Mera Peak Climbing)

Retracing your steps, descend along the familiar moraines of the Hinku Valley and past Thangnak to reach Kothe. This return trek offers a chance to reflect on the summit success while enjoying the lush scenery at lower altitudes. The trek back feels lighter, with a rewarding sense of accomplishment.

(13th Day- Mera Peak Climbing)

After breakfast, follow the scenic trail back to Tuli Kharka, passing through forests of pine and rhododendron. The route includes some uphill sections, but the terrain is gentler as you make your way along the Hinku River. Tuli Kharka, a popular grazing area for yaks, offers a quiet place to rest after a day of hiking.

(14th Day- Mera Peak Climbing)

Today, cross Zatrawala Pass once more, enjoying panoramic Himalayan views from the top before beginning the descent to Lukla. The mix of uphill and downhill segments will keep you engaged, and arriving in Lukla brings the adventure full circle. Here, enjoy a well-deserved rest in a comfortable teahouse, celebrating your achievements.

(15th Day- Mera Peak Climbing)

Towards the end of your Himalayan Expedition, take a spectacular flight back from Lukla to Kathmandu. A vista like this provides the last glimpse into breathtaking Himalayas, wrapping up the journey with memories of towering peaks, tough passes, and incomparable camaraderie. You'll be taken to a hotel in Kathmandu upon arrival, from where you can either spend your time visiting Kathmandu or just relax in your room, thinking about the unforgettable moments spent in the Himalaya

(16 th Day- Mera Peak Climbing)

Since you were not able to cover all the UNESCO World Heritage Sites during your sightseeing exploration on Day 2 of your Mera Peak Climbing expedition, you will use today to cover up those places that you missed and catch a glimpse of some other renowned landmarks. Of course, you also want to buy some souvenirs as memories of this magnificent adventure, so check out some of the most popular marketplaces like Thamel, Asan, and Mangalabazar or popular cultural sites to find just the right piece.

This evening, the Himalayan Dream Team will organize a farewell dinner party to celebrate your successful climb and to honor our joint venture.

(17th Day- Mera Peak Climbing)

Depending on your departure time, we will transfer you in time to the airport. Check out time at hotels is 12 PM, but you always can leave your luggage there for later departures and still enjoy Kathmandu.