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Mera Peak

 
Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal, which is climbable by people without mountaineering experience. It is situated on the edge of the famous Khumbu region, which is dominated by Mount Everest. Although very high, Mera is a straightforward climb and is frequently ascended by groups and individuals whose only climbing qualifications are that they are fit and have an out-going sense of adventure.

This special expedition to Mera is designed for those who only have three working weeks' holiday time available. The first fourteen days take us south from the airstrip at Lukla, trekking through beautiful forested hillsides and over several passes before climbing up to the Mera La. After the climb, we descend directly to Lukla via the Zatrwa La pass.

The Mera Expedition is a high-altitude trek and climb and participants need to be fit and conversant with the use of an ice-axe and crampons. Instruction in the use of these will be given at our base camp near the Mera La if required. In good conditions it is possible for a fit party to reach the summit and return to base camp in one day. It is normal, however, to establish a high-camp at 19,000ft/5,800m on the Mera Glacier, in order to shorten the summit day. This is a rewarding experience as it provides glorious views of Nepal and a vista that takes in Kangchenjunga and Makalu to the east and Everest appearing over the massive southern aspect of Nuptse and Lhotse to the north. To the west stand the spires of Ama Dablam and Kang Taiga and in the distance is the mighty bastion of Cho Oyu. This is a fine panorama of many of the world's highest peaks.

The climb itself takes the north face glacier in a steady rise to the summit ridge which leads, in an exposed and exciting situation, to the top. After the mountain has been climbed, we return by a direct route across a dramatic ridge to Lukla and the flight to Kathmandu.
 

Day to day itinerary

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu airport (1345meters).
Day 02: Kathmandu City Tour
Day 03: Fly to Lukla (2804 meters) trek to Chutok (2800 meters) 3 hours.
Day 04: Trek - Col Khari La (3081 meters) to Pangkongma (2950 meters) 6 hours.
Day 05: Trek to Kurke (3800meters) 5 hours.
Day 06: Trek to Thuli Kharka (4200meters) 6 hours.
Day 07: Trek to Khothey (3600 meters) 5 hours.
Day 08: Trek to Tangnag (4350meters) 6 hours.
Day 09: Acclimatization and Rest day at Tangnag.
Day 10: Trek to Khare (4900meters) 4 hours.
Day 11: Trek to Mera La (5415meters) and Base Camp (5300m) 5 hours.
Day 12: Climb Base Camp to High Camp (5800meters) 5 hours.
Day 13: Summit to Mera peak (6476meters) and then return to Khare (4900meters) 10 hours.
Day 14: Spare day in case of bad weather. Overnight at tented camp.
Day 15: Trek to Khothey (3600 meters). 6 hours.
Day 16: Trek to Thuli Kharka(4200 meters) 6 hours.
Day 17: Trek to Lukla (2804 meters) 7 hours.
Day 18: Thirty five minutes flight to Kathmandu from Lukla early in the morning.
Day 19: Transfer to international airport for your final flight departure.
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