Mera Peak Expedition -18 Days

Mera Peak expedition epitomizes Nepal's famed "Trekking Peaks", offering a thrilling adventure through the remote Hinkhu Valley and Sherpa heartlands. Climbing to 6,654m, this non-technical summit attracts adventurers of varying fitness levels, promising an unparalleled panorama of Everest, Makalu, and countless other peaks.

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Mera Peak Expedition Overview

Mera Peak climbing stands as a pinnacle among Nepal’s prestigious “Trekking Peaks”. Embarking from Lukla, the journey through the Sherpa heartland of the remote Hinkhu valley is an unforgettable odyssey, offering breathtaking scenery and the possibility of encountering legendary wildlife like the elusive yeti. Approximately 700 international adventurers conquer the 6,654m Mera Peak annually, a feat demanding mountaineering prowess and a special permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association. Situated east of the main Khumbu trails in the Everest region, Mera Peak is renowned for its accessibility, requiring only average fitness levels for those eager to fulfill their dream of scaling a Himalayan summit. From the peak’s summit, a mesmerizing panorama unfolds, showcasing iconic giants like Mt. Everest and Makalu alongside a myriad of other majestic peaks. The expedition follows the historic Everest expedition route from Jiri, traversing dramatic gorges and venturing into the Sherpa heartlands of Solu Khumbu, all while soaking in the wilderness of the Hinku Valley. Ample acclimatization time is built into the journey, ensuring a safe ascent to our base camp at Mera La (Pass). The return to Kathmandu is equally enriching, offering aerial views of Sherpa settlements and the towering Himalayan range, completing an adventure of a lifetime.

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