Mera Peak Climbing Expedition to The Highest Peak of Himalayas Nepal

DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN KATMANDU (1,300M/4,264FT).

Our company representative will pick you us at the airport and further transfer to the Hotel.

DAY 2: FREE DAY FOR TRIP PREPARATION AT KATHMANDU.

We get together to brief and conjointly get introduced to fellow participants and discuss our trip long in the national capital.

DAY 3: FLY TO LUKLA AND TREK TO PAIYA (CHUTOK) (2,730M/8,956FT).

Early morning we catch a flight to Lukla. and start our trek to Paiya.

DAY 4: PAIYA TO PINGKONGMA (2,846M/9,337FT)

We descend for a moment and reach any low bridge. From here the path is slippery till we tend to cross the Kari La pass. On today’s trip, we tend to conjointly get to the Dudhkoshi depression. we tend to continue our trek to Pangkongma Village.

DAY 5: PANGKONMA TO NINGSOW (2,863M/9,393FT).

Trek to Pankongma tends to cross the Pankongma La pass. we tend to ascend, walk on a gentle path and switch north

DAY 6: NINGSOW TO CHHATRA KHOLA (2,800M/9,186FT).

From Ningsow, we tend to climb initial then descend for a moment and climb some additional to achieve Ramailo Danda. From here we will get extraordinary views of Mera Peak and urochordate. Our path from here to Chhatra Khola is termed the Pasang Lhamu path.

DAY 7: CHHATRA KHOLA TO KOTHE (3,691M/12,109FT).

We will walk towards the north on the most amazing view of Mera Peak. Our trek moves straight ahead towards Tashing Ongma that has seasonal tea outlets. We tend to continue our trek and cross the bridge over the Sanu Khola before reaching Kothe.

DAY 8: KOTHE TO THAKNAK (4,358M/14,297FT).

We tend to pass a 200-year-old Lungsumgba Gompa wherever we will realize Mera Peak written in the rock beside its route to achieve Mera peak.

DAY 9: THAKNAK TO KHARE (5,045M/16,486FT).

Leaving Thaknak, we tend to follow the lateral earth of Dig ice mass to Dig Kharka, which offers spectacular views of Charpate Himal. From here, we will see the northern face of Mera Peak which is able to be an incredible experience.

DAY 10: ACCLIMATION AND PRE-CLIMB COACHING DAY AT KHARE.

We have a separate day put aside entirely for acclimatization and some special briefing simply to organize ourselves higher for the Mera Peak climb.

DAY 11: KHARE TO MERA HIGH CAMP (5,780M/18,958FT).

We practice a course on a steep trek to achieve the Mera Peak Base Camp. From here, we will trek to continue through the Mera La pass to achieve the Mera High Camp.

DAY 12: MERA HIGH CAMP TO SUMMIT (6,461M/21,1907FT) AND BACK TO KHARE (5045M/16,547FT).

This is a very necessary day for the expedition. The route continues to be non-technical as we tend to slowly climb higher into the air. The slope steepens for a part behind the ridge and also the summit comes back to read. Later, we tend to retrace our steps back to the high camp wherever we tend to rest for a moment before declivitous to Khare.

DAY 13: RESERVE DAY FOR CONTINGENCY.

There is no guarantee that we are going to have favorable weather on our planned day for the summit. Therefore, this present day is ready aside as a contingency just in case we tend to square measure unable to submit the Mera

DAY 14: KHARE TO KOTHE (3600M/11808FT).

We trek from Khare to Kothe on a similar path used antecedently. when reaching Kothe, we tend to celebrate our success.

DAY 15: KOTHE TO THULI KHARKA (4,300 M/14,107FT).

We tend to ascend to Thuli Kharka and surpass another Chorten on the approach. stay at Thula Kharka. Included meals: Breakfast Lunch Dinner.

DAY 16: THULI KHARLA TO LUKLA VIA ZATRWA LA PASS.

We cross the Zatrwa-La pass at four,600. As shortly as we approach all the way down to Chuang then uncomplicated to the Lukla village. within the evening we tend to relish dinner within the mountain chains of the Asian country with our crew.

DAY 17: FLY BACK TO KATHMANDU.

DAY 18: FINAL DEPARTURE DAY.