Your Mera Peak trek begins with a drive from Kathmandu to Ramechhap. You’ll travel by local bus or private vehicle, enjoying the rural scenery along the way. After arriving in Ramechhap, you will stay in a cozy lodge where you can relax.

After breakfast, we’ll catch a flight to Lukla, the starting point of our trek. From Lukla, we’ll start our hike to Chutok, crossing the Charpate Himal which refers to the large ridge we need to bypass. After crossing the Chutok La, a small pass at almost 3000m, we set our camp. It involves 4 hours of trekking.

Today, we’ll continue following a ridge trail with the Dudh Koshi River far below. We’ll head west towards Nurkung, then into the Inkhu Valley, which leads us closer to Mera Peak. After 6 to 7 hours of trekking, we’ll reach Pangom, where we’ll set up camp and enjoy the evening.

We’ll start the day with a slow climb to Nurkung La. It is our entrance into the Mera Valley. The path then descends through lush vegetation and winding trails. After 5 to 6 hours of walking, we’ll arrive at Bamboo Kharka for our overnight stay will be in a camp in the great outdoors.

Our trek today takes us through dense vegetation and rugged terrain on our way to Chetra Khola. The path is a bit challenging with ups and downs. We’ll trek for about 5 to 6 hours before reaching Chetra Khola, where we’ll set up camp for the night.

Today’s trek involved difficult terrain, but the uphill climb was favorable as we passed through bamboo and rhododendron-filled paths. We walked straight through pine forests on narrow trails. There are some possibilities of encountering mountain wildlife such as sloth bears and jungle cats. The trek lasted for 6 to 7 hours to reach Kothe, where we’ll camp at a higher altitude.

As we ascend to higher altitudes, the subtropical vegetation gradually gives way to lush meadows. The panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, with Mera on one side and Kusum Kanguru on the other, are truly breathtaking. The trek takes about 5 hours, and we’ll reach Tangnag, a high-altitude camp with impressive surroundings.

We’ll take a rest day today to help our bodies acclimate to the altitude. It’s the perfect chance to relax, explore Tangnag leisurely, and prepare for the more challenging days ahead.

On this day, we will begin with a steep climb to the east, before following the moraine of the Dig Glacier. You will be amazed by the spectacular view from Dig Kharka, a vantage point. Our journey will then lead us onward to Khare, situated at an elevation of 5000m, at the foot of the glacier that descends from the Mera col. The trail continues with a challenging ascent through moraines, leading us to the Hinku Nup and Shar Glaciers snout. The camping experience at Khare promises to be unforgettable. The trek takes approximately 4 hours.

After reaching the Mera Col, which is situated at an altitude of 5400m, we will head on a challenging trek through a course scattered with boulders, and rock and finally arrive at the Base Camp of Mera Peak. Following this, we descend 100m to set our campsite in the snow-covered terrain. The trek to reach this point will take approximately 4 hours.

After enjoying a hearty breakfast, we begin our ascent alongside our knowledgeable guide and high-altitude sherpas towards the advanced camp. It is located at an impressive altitude of 5800m on the majestic Mera glacier. We will be treated to spectacular panoramic views of some of the world’s highest peaks, including Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Baruntse, Ama Dablam, and Cho Oyu. The trek journey involves approximately 4 to 5 hours.

On our ascent of Mera Pea, we must skillfully navigate around crevasses to reach the summit. Once we reach the top, we will see beautiful panoramas of the Khumbu Massif. It features an awe-inspiring view of no less than 5 peaks towering over 8000m. In the south, we dominate India. Our descent to Khare will be a long journey, spanning approximately 10 to 12 hours.

In this trek, we experience a gradual descent through the lush jungle to reach Tangnag, and then continue down the valley to Kothe. It’s going to be a long and somewhat exhausting day. We make our way down via the Inkhu River to reach Kothe. The trek takes approximately 5 to 6 hours. Stay overnight in Kothe.

Early morning we will be following a new route and gradually ascending to Thuli Kharka. Once we reach Thuli Kharka, we’ll be able to enjoy a stunning view of Mera. It takes around 6 to 7 hours, and we will be spending the night in a lodge.

In the early morning, we depart for the ascent of Zatrwal La. We begin with a gradual climb that will take approximately three hours, followed by a two-hour descent. We will be having a cold lunch for the day. Along the way, you will see extraordinary views of Numbur Himal, Karyolung, Kusum Kanguru, Mt. Cho Oyu, and Kongde Peak, and Dudh Kunda. Once we continue towards Chutanga, we cross through a dense forest boasting a variety of trees such as oaks, firs, rhododendrons, and junipers. Overall, it takes 6 to 7 hours of trekking from Thuli Kharka to Lukla.

In the morning, wake up early and make your way to Lukla Airport by your flight time. The flight from Lukla to Kathmandu is short but incredibly scenic. You can see views of the rolling hills and snow-capped peaks of the majestic Himalayas from the plane. Once you arrive in Kathmandu, you can stay in at your hotel for the night.