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Meera Peak Climbing

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Mera Peak Climbing – 18 Days

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US$ 2450 / person

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LAST UPDATED: 13 Oct, 2026
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The Vital Stats

Expedition Pulse

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Duration

18 Days

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Max Altitude

6,476 m / 21,247 ft

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Difficulty

Difficult

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Group Size

2-15

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Best Season

Mar - May

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Accommodation

Hotel, Tea House & Tented Camp

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Start/End

Kathmandu / Kathmandu

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Meals

On Demand

Expert Expedition Tip

"Explore the remote Hinku Valley before taking on one of Nepal’s classic high-altitude trekking peaks. This 18-day Mera Peak itinerary combines wilderness trekking, progressive acclimatization, practical climbing preparation and an attempt to reach the 6,476-metre summit."

Ashok Khanal

Ashok Khanal

Admin

Unforgettable Moments

Mera Highlights

  • Attempt Mera Peak at 6,476 m
  • Remote Hinku Valley trekking
  • Cross the Zatrwa La area
  • Trek through changing forest and alpine landscapes
  • Acclimatization at Thangnak and Khare
  • Practical climbing preparation at Khare
  • Experience a high Himalayan camp
  • Outstanding Himalayan mountain panorama
  • Contingency day for additional flexibility
The Narrative

The Himalayan Deep Dive

Mera Peak offers a distinctly different experience from the busier Everest Base Camp trail. After flying to Lukla, the journey heads towards the quieter landscapes of the Hinku Valley.

The approach passes through forest, high mountain terrain and isolated settlements before reaching Thangnak and eventually Khare, where the main preparation for the climbing section takes place.

Acclimatization and practical training are included before the team moves higher towards High Camp. From there, the objective is an attempt on the 6,476-metre summit of Mera Peak.

Because of this considerable altitude, Mera Peak requires good physical preparation, careful acclimatization, appropriate equipment and a conservative approach to summit day.

Expertly Curated

Meera Peak Climbing Itinerary

A day-by-day breakdown of your high-altitude odyssey, balanced with premium comfort and tactical acclimatization.

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The Journey

Arrival in Kathmandu

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Meet the Himalaya Kingdom team at the airport and transfer to your hotel.

hotel Stay Hotel, Local Lodge
restaurant Meals B
Arrival in Kathmandu
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The Journey

Expedition Briefing & Gear Check

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 Meet the climbing team and review the expedition plan. The briefing covers the route, altitude, weather and safety, followed by an inspection of personal and technical equipment.
hotel Stay Hotel, Local Lodge
restaurant Meals B
Expedition Briefing & Gear Check
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The Journey

Fly to Lukla & Trek to Chhutanga

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Take the flight to Lukla, then leave the main Everest trail and begin walking towards the quieter mountain environment around Chhutanga.
hotel Stay Hotel, Local Lodge
restaurant Meals B
Fly to Lukla & Trek to Chhutanga
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The Journey

Chhutanga to Thuli Kharka via Zatrwa La

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 This is a demanding mountain day. Ascend towards and across the Zatrwa La area, then continue down towards Thuli Kharka.
hotel Stay Hotel, Local Lodge
restaurant Meals B
Chhutanga to Thuli Kharka via Zatrwa La
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The Journey

Thuli Kharka to Kothe

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Descend through Himalayan forest and rhododendron country towards the Hinku Valley. Continue through the valley to Kothe.

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restaurant Meals B
Thuli Kharka to Kothe
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The Journey

Kothe to Thangnak

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Follow the Hinku River upstream. With increasing altitude, the landscape gradually changes from forest to more open alpine terrain.

hotel Stay Hotel, Local Lodge
restaurant Meals B
Kothe to Thangnak
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The Journey

Acclimatization Day at Thangnak

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 Remain at Thangnak for another night to aid acclimatization. Depending on conditions and the guide’s assessment, take an acclimatization hike before returning to the lodge.
hotel Stay Hotel, Local Lodge
restaurant Meals B
Acclimatization Day at Thangnak
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The Journey

Thangnak to Khare

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 Continue into increasingly rugged mountain terrain and arrive at Khare, the main staging point for the Mera Peak climb.
hotel Stay Hotel, Local Lodge
restaurant Meals B
Thangnak to Khare
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The Journey

Khare Acclimatization & Climbing Training

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Spend the day adapting to the altitude while preparing for the technical section. The guide provides practical instruction suitable for the current conditions and completes the final equipment checks.
hotel Stay Hotel, Local Lodge
restaurant Meals B
Khare Acclimatization & Climbing Training
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The Journey

Khare to Mera High Camp

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Move onto the upper mountain and continue towards High Camp. The exact line of travel depends on current glacier, snow and ice conditions. Rest early in preparation for the summit attempt.
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restaurant Meals B
Khare to Mera High Camp
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The Journey

Mera Peak Summit Attempt

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 Start before dawn and climb steadily under the direction of the climbing guide. The extreme altitude makes this a demanding day even when conditions are favourable. Following the summit attempt, descend through High Camp and continue towards Khare.
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restaurant Meals B
Mera Peak Summit Attempt
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The Journey

Contingency Day

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This day is reserved for circumstances that affect the planned summit attempt, including weather, mountain conditions and acclimatization.
hotel Stay Hotel, Local Lodge
restaurant Meals B
Contingency Day
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The Journey

Khare to Kothe

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 Leave the high mountain environment behind and descend through Thangnak towards Kothe and the lower Hinku Valley.
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restaurant Meals B
Khare to Kothe
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The Journey

Kothe to Thuli Kharka

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 Climb out of the valley and continue through forested terrain towards Thuli Kharka.

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restaurant Meals B
Kothe to Thuli Kharka
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The Journey

Thuli Kharka to Lukla via Zatrwa La

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 Cross the high pass area once more and descend towards Lukla for the final night in the mountains.
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Thuli Kharka to Lukla via Zatrwa La
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The Journey

Fly to Kathmandu

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 Fly back to Kathmandu, subject to weather and flight operations, and transfer to the hotel.
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Fly to Kathmandu
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Leisure / Buffer Day in Kathmandu

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 Keep this day available for operational flexibility. If no delay occurs, enjoy a free day in Kathmandu.

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Leisure / Buffer Day in Kathmandu
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Final Departure

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Transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward flight.

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Final Departure
High Altitude Strategy

Available Departures

We orchestrate small-batch expeditions. If these fixed dates don't align with your window, we specialize in private, bespoke treks.

Date & Duration Expedition Status Total USD
05 Mar — 22 Mar, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row
10 Mar — 27 Mar, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row
05 Apr — 22 Apr, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row
10 Apr — 27 Apr, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row
05 May — 22 May, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row
10 May — 27 May, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row
05 Sep — 22 Sep, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row
10 Sep — 27 Sep, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row
05 Oct — 22 Oct, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row
10 Oct — 27 Oct, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row
05 Nov — 22 Nov, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row
10 Nov — 27 Nov, 2027
18 Day Trek
available
$2,450 Book Row

Season Window

November 2026
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Service Logistics

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  • Airport arrival and departure transfers
  • Kathmandu hotel accommodation as specified
  • Breakfast in Kathmandu
  • Domestic flights required by the published itinerary
  • Tea-house/lodge accommodation during the trek
  • Tented/camp accommodation where required
  • Meals during the trekking and climbing section as specified
  • Experienced trekking guide
  • Experienced/qualified climbing guide for the climbing section
  • Porter/support staff according to the confirmed group arrangement
  • Required trekking and local/national park permits
  • Applicable peak-climbing permit arrangements
  • Group climbing equipment as specified
  • Duffel bag and sleeping bag where included
  • Basic first-aid support and altitude monitoring
  • Government taxes and company service charges

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  • Applicable peak-climbing permit arrangements
  • Group climbing equipment as specified
  • Duffel bag and sleeping bag where included
  • Basic first-aid support and altitude monitoring
Government taxes and company service charges
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Expert Led

Curated by seasoned high-altitude specialists.

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Sustainable

Low-impact trekking, supporting local communities.

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Safety First

Rigorously tested protocols and medical oxygen.

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Tailored Comfort

Premium lodges and chef-prepared nutrition.

Common Questions

Trip Faq

Do I need travel insurance? expand_more
Participants should carry suitable insurance covering the expedition activity and altitude, including emergency evacuation where applicable.
Can the itinerary be changed? expand_more
 Yes. Weather, altitude, participant condition, trails and flights can all require changes.
Will I need technical climbing gear? expand_more

 Yes. Exact requirements depend on current snow, ice and route conditions. A detailed equipment list is supplied before departure.

What type of accommodation is provided? expand_more
 The journey uses a Kathmandu hotel, mountain tea houses/lodges and climbing-camp arrangements where required.
Why is there a contingency day? expand_more
It provides extra flexibility when weather or mountain conditions prevent the planned summit attempt.
How demanding is summit day? expand_more
 It can be a long and physically demanding day at extreme altitude. Actual duration varies according to conditions and individual progress.
Why is Khare important for acclimatization? expand_more
 The additional time at Khare helps participants adapt to the altitude while also providing an opportunity for climbing preparation.
Is previous climbing experience necessary? expand_more

 Previous experience is beneficial. Strong physical conditioning and prior high-altitude trekking experience are recommended.

Can a first-time climber attempt Mera Peak? expand_more
 Some physically fit trekkers choose Mera Peak as an introduction to high-altitude climbing, but its altitude, cold and long summit day mean it remains a serious expedition.
How high is Mera Peak? expand_more
 Mera Peak is commonly listed at 6,476 metres / 21,247 ft.
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