Mera Peak Climbing
Date of Departure
trip informaiton
Duration
17 days
Max Altitude
6,476 M
Difficulty
Very Strenous
Starts from
Kathmandu
Trips Ends at
Kathmandu
Activity
Accommodation
Meals
Weather
°C
Group Size
Best Season
Region
Accommodation during the Mera Peak Climbing
Himalayan Trekkers provides 3-star standard category hotel accommodations in Kathmandu on a twin/double sharing basis. However, you have a wide range of selections from 3 to 5-star hotels, basic lodges, and even hostels. You can also opt. for the single supplementary at an additional cost.
During the trek and Mera Peak Climbing, you will be spending the nights in the trekking teahouses with minimal amenities. The rooms will be furnished with a bed, mattress, blanket, and pillow as a bare minimum on a twin-sharing basis. In the upper locations, you might have to share the restrooms and toilets.
Similarly, in areas where trekking lodges and teahouses are not available, we provide lodging in tent camps.
Meals during the Mera Peak Climbing
Himalayan Trekkers will offer all three meals—breakfast, lunch, and dinner—except the lunches and dinners in Kathmandu, which have a wide variety of dining options.
After Namche Bazaar, your options become increasingly limited. The most well-known dishes in Nepal are noodles, dumplings, flatbreads, potatoes, fried bread, mushroom soup, butter tea, and the staple, Dal-Bhat-Tarkari (lentils, steamed rice, and seasonal vegetables).
Whenever we use tented accommodations, our tent cooks will provide you with freshly cooked meals.
Drinking Water during the Mera Peak Climbing
When trekking for more than 4 to 5 hours each day in high altitudes, drinking water is crucial. Fluid intake should be increased because dehydration is a very typical occurrence. Bottled water is available, although it can cost twice as much at higher altitudes. You can thus bring a filtering flask or purification pills in addition to a reusable water bottle and fill it up at the various natural springs and taps you come across along the way. Boiling water is available in tea shops, although it costs extra per liter or pot.
FAQ
1. How hard is Mera Peak Climb?
1. How hard is Mera Peak Climb?
Mera Peak is a beginner-friendly ascent that is considered one of the easiest climbing peaks in Nepal even though it is one of the highest climbing peaks. It is a less technical peak but we definitely suggest a basic level of mountaineering skills.
2. Where is Mera Peak Located?
2. Where is Mera Peak Located?
Mera Peak lies at the Mahalangur Himal section east of Mt. Everest. It is located in Sagarmatha Zone, Solukhumbu, Nepal and falls inside the Makalu Barun National Park.
3. When is the best time to climb Mera Peak?
3. When is the best time to climb Mera Peak?
The best season for the Mera Peak climb is Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November). These are the time of year when the sky is clear, the weather is pleasant and there is the least chance of any unforeseen contingencies.
4. Can I Climb Mera Peak without a guide?
4. Can I Climb Mera Peak without a guide?
No, one cannot climb Mera Peak without a guide. Although Mera Peak is a less technical peak, it is mandatory for a climbing guide because safety must be the first priority for everyone. A professional climbing guide will ensure your safety and they are skilled and have a lot of knowledge and experience in this field.
5. Is permit required for Mera Peak Climbing? Is a permit for Mera Peak climb included in the package?
5. Is permit required for Mera Peak Climbing? Is a permit for Mera Peak climb included in the package?
Yes, a legal permit issued by Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) is required for Mera Peak Climbing. All the permits and entrance fees are included in all the packages offered by Himalayan Trekkers including the Mera Peak Climb.
6. Do I need travel insurance for Mera Peak Climb?
6. Do I need travel insurance for Mera Peak Climb?
Travel Insurance for Mera Peak climbing is mandatory. You could purchase insurance that covers emergency and medical evacuation, trip cancellation/delay, medicinal treatment, injury, loss of baggage, liabilities, etc. from a reliable insurance agency from your location/home country.
7. How long does it take to climb Mera Peak?
7. How long does it take to climb Mera Peak?
Mera Peak climb is a one-day summit, however, the overall trip consists of 18 days.
8. How high is Mera Peak?
8. How high is Mera Peak?
Mera Peak is located at an elevation of 6,467 meters above sea level.
9. What can we see from Mera Peak summit?
9. What can we see from Mera Peak summit?
From the Mera Peak summit, we can witness the sublime views of the highest mountain in the world Mt. Everest, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Lhotse, and Mt. Makalu.
10. What is the weather like in Mera Peak?
10. What is the weather like in Mera Peak?
In the spring, the Mera Peak Region's typical daytime temperature is between 10 and 12 degrees Celsius. While at night, the temperature can fall to an average of - 2°C. The typical daily temperature in the summertime is about 15°C. But if it starts to rain, it can decrease. Around 12°C is the daytime average temperature in the autumn but will undoubtedly fall during the night. Winter daytime temperatures can drop as low as -20 degrees, while -3°C is the maximum on average.
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