| Group size: | Min 2 pax | Max-Altitude: | 6476m/21,241ft |
| Destination: | Nepal | ||
| Arrival on: | Khare | Departure from: | Khare |
| Meals: | Full Board Meal | ||
| Accommodation: | Camping during summit days | ||
| Fitness level: | Moderate to Fairly Challenging | ||
Mera Peak (6476 m) is the most popular and the highest trekking peak of Nepal that fascinates the spectacular views of peaks over 6000 m including the highest peak Mt. Everest (8848m) piercing the skyline. This technically straightforward Mera Peak climbing is outstanding for those who wish to experience true mountaineering. Passing some crevasses to maneuver around, the route can be long and demanding with the snowfall.
Taking a thrilling Lukla flight, the route will enter the isolated Hinku valley of Makalu Barun National Park enjoying the less trodden route to the Mera peak. Standing to the south of Mt. Everest, Mera Peak provides the 360-degree panorama of listed world's highest mountains over 8000m: Everest(8848m), Kanchenjunga(8586m), Lhotse(8501m), Makalu(8463m), and Cho Oyu(8201m).
OUTLINE ITINERARY:
Day 01: Khare to Mera High Camp 5800m, 4-6 hours, overnight tented camping (L/D).
Day 02: High Camp to Summit and return to High Camp or Base Camp, 8-12 hours, Overnight Camping (B/L/D).
Day 03: High Camp/Base Camp to Khare 3-4 hours ends your trip (B/L).
OUTLINE ITINERARY:
Day 01: Khare to Mera High Camp 5800m, 4-6 hours, overnight tented camping (L/D).
Day 02: High Camp to Summit and return to High Camp or Base Camp, 8-12 hours, Overnight Camping (B/L/D).
Day 03: High Camp/Base Camp to Khare 3-4 hours ends your trip (B/L).
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