Mera Peak climbing is another most admired route for trekking. Mera Peak is known to be as the highest trekking peak. With an elevation of 6476 meters, it has three interfaces Mera North, Mera Central, and Mera South. The Northside is more suitable for glacial walking than other sides. Our helpers and expert climbing guides will help you have a successful ascend to Mera peak and acclimatize you clearly about how to scale the summit of Mera peak. The Sherpaās are known for their climbing skills. They will fix the route and set up high camps and guide you to the summit with years of experience in mountain climbing.
You will be accompanied by cook and porters to the tent and equipment till the high camp. On the way to the High camp, the trails consist of green terraced villages, rushing rivers, suspension bridges, lush forests, teahouses stay and camp in meadows beneath gigantic peaks. We teach you everything you need to know about climbing during the trip to safely ascend this popular trekking peak. From basecamp, we will move up a high snow in the mountains called the Mera La pass and camp at 5400 metres/17,700 feet. The views here are stunning with a panoramic ring of Himalayan peaks surrounding the camp. From here we will continue with the short steep walk towards the Mera high camp at 5800 metres/19,000 feet, located near a rocky outcrop.
The difficulty level for Mera Peak climbing is between moderate to difficult. Some might get altitude sickness. However,Ā trekkers with good fitness level should not be having any problem in accomplishing the journey.
Permit Fee:
Name | Region | Height | March to May | Sep. to Nov. | Dec. to Feb. | June to August |
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Mera Peak | Khumbu Himal | 6476m, | USD 250 | USD 125 | $ 70 | $Ā 70 |
Overview
- Mera Peak is known to be as the highest trekking peak.
- On the way to the High camp, the trails consist of green terraced villages, rushing rivers, suspension bridges, lush forests, teahouses stay and camp in meadows beneath gigantic peaks.
- Move up a high snow in the mountains called the Mera La pass and camp at 5400 metres/17,700 feet.
- Stunning views with a panoramic ring of Himalayan peaks surrounding the camp.