Mera Peak Climbing (18 Days)

After you arrive in Tribhuvan international airport in Kathmandu you meet our representative. They transfer you to your hotel. Overnight at hotel. 

 The day after breakfast at hotel we will complete all official formalities like obtaining permits to climb Mera Peak and other necessary documents. Our guide Check your Trekking and climbing equipment If not enough he take you around the city for general shopping. 
 

In the morning you have a scenic flight to Lukla (2800m.) from Kathmandu. It takes 30-40 minutes to reach Lukla. Then you start your trek and head to Puiyan. We descend down and walk through the jungle to Surke. After having lunch there we continue our walk through the traditional villages, jungles, and hills, and finally we reach the Puiyan. 
 

This day at first we walk little down for some time and cross the wooden bridge then head to Kari La Hill (pass). We walk up through the rhododendron and bamboo forests. We can see the outstanding views of Dudhkoshi River valley and Dudh Kund Himal before reaching the farming and trading village of Panggom. 

From Pangkongma we descend down in the rocky path leading to the rhododendron forest. We pass through a lot of Mani walls as well as we cross hills, ridges, and teahouses. We see the thrilling views of the south face of Mera Peak (6064m./19890) and Naulekh Peak. 

This day we start our trek ascending through a steep and narrow mountain trail. We pass through rhododendron and bamboo forests and then descend down. Then walk straight for some time and walk up through the rhododendron forests where we may encounter wild animals. Then we descend down to Chhatra Khola where we stay overnight.

Today we head to the vantage point of Hinku valley. Walking straight through the forest of bamboo and pine we enjoy the views of Mera and the Hinku Valley. We continue walking on the ridge of the river in the Hinku valley all the way up and reach Kothe. 

This day also we walk along the ridge of the Hinku Khola enjoying the view of the Mera peak. We pass through the Gondishung, a summer herders' settlement on the west bank of the Hinku Drangka. From there we walk for some time and reach Thagnang, which is a summer grazing area with the primitive lodges and shops. 
 

Leaving Thangnak pasture, the trail now heads toward Khare, taking us across challenging terminal moraines. This section of the trek is particularly demanding due to the steep, rugged, and unstable terrain. Despite the difficulty, we continue onward, motivated by our goal of reaching Mera Peak.

Along the way, we traverse glacial paths, walking beside and over sections of the Dig Glacier before reaching Dig Karka. The landscape here becomes increasingly remote and dramatic, with icy formations and rocky expanses dominating the route.

After crossing the glacier, we arrive at the foothills below Khare. From here, a steady uphill climb awaits. The ascent to Khare takes approximately 3–4 hours, following a steep, rocky, and sometimes slippery trail. Careful footing is essential as we make our way upward.

Finally, after the long climb, we reach Khare, a small settlement nestled beneath the towering peaks. We settle into a teahouse for the night, resting and preparing for the next stage of the journey

The Day after Breakfast at khare our guide he involving Small hike and our climbing shepra Gives you Short training to practice for the climbs and treks ahead. This Day we prepare Climbing equipment and they teach us how to use them. Overnight at Khare.

This day we head to the Base camp of the Mera peak which takes ¾ hours. We have to walk through the steep path. 

This day we head to the Base camp of the Mera peak which takes ¾ hours. We have to walk through the steep path. 

This day we head to the Base camp of the Mera peak which takes ¾ hours. We have to walk through the steep path. 

Morning after breakfast at Khare, we will head towards Kothe as the destination through the Thangnak and the Hinku Valley for the day.  The way we follow the river trail with glacier views, yak pastures, and rhododendron forest sections.  Our Lunch stop usually around Thangnak or en route.   Reach Kothe by afternoon/evening and stay overnight in a teahous

This day also we retrace our previous route. On the way, we pass through the forest of rhododendron and pine and cross small Sherpa settlement. 
 

This is the last day of our walking. We return to Lukla from where we started our trek. 

Early in the morning, we take the flight back to Kathmandu. 
 

Our representative take you to the airport approximately 3 hours before your scheduled flight for your final departure.