Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu, transfer to hotel 1300m
Day 02: Guided tour of Kathmandu, preparation for trek
Day 03: Fly to Lukla and trek to Chutanga 3100m
Day 04: Acclimatisation day at Chutanga 3100m
Day 05: Cross Zatra La pass and trek to Tuli Kharka 4400m
Day 06: Tuli Kharka to Tashing Ongma 3600m
Day 07: Trek to Tangnag 4350m
Day 08: Acclimatisation Day at Tangnag 4350m
Day 09: Tangnag to Khare 5100m
Day 10: Acclimatisation Day at Khare 5100m
Day 11: Khare to Mera La pass/ base camp 5415m
Day 12: Mera La to High Camp 5800m
Day 13: Ascent of Mera Peak (6476m), return to Base Camp at Mera La 5415m
Day 14: Rest or spare Day
Day 15: Mera La to Tangnag 4350m
Day 16: Tangnag to Tashing Ongma 3600m
Day 17: Tashing Ongma to Tuli Kharka 4400m
Day 18: Tuli Kharka to Lukla 2800m
Day 19: Fly to Kathmandu
Day 20: Shopping or free time in Kathmandu, farewell dinner
Day 21: Fly back home
Mera Peak Climbing, via Amphu Lapcha Pass 5780m
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu , transfer to hotel
Day 02: Guided tour of Kathmandu, preparation of trek
Day 03: Fly to Lukla , trek to Chutanga 2835m. 4 hrs.
Day 04: Trek to Chhetrawa 4155m. 6-7 hrs.
Day 05: Trek to Kothe 3555m. /Chhatrabas 6 hrs
Day 06: Kothe (Chhahtrabas) Thagnag 4175m, 6-7 hrs.
Day 07: Thagnag Khare (Mera peak base camp) 4690m.
Day 08: Rest day for acclimatization and preparation.
Day 09: Trek to Mera-La pass, 5415m. , base camp
Day 10: Climb to high camp
Day 11: Mera Peak summit 6,476m. and back to base camp , trek to Kangme Dingma.
Day 12: Trek to Amphu Lapcha base camp(seto Pokhari)
Day 13: Cross Amphu Lapcha Pass 5,780m. and trek to Chhukung 4,730m.
Day 14: Trek to Pangboche 3,985m.
Day 15: Trek to Namche Bazaar 3440m.
Day 16: Rest at Namche or spare day
Day 17: Trek to Phakding 2652m.
Day 18: Trek to Lukla, accommodation in lodge
Day 19: Early morning flight to Kathmandu.
Day 20: Leisure day, shopping, farewell dinner
Day 21: Fly back home.
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The first ascent of Mera was made by Jimmy Roberts and Sen Tenzing on 20 May 1953, who appeared to have climbed the central summit. The next recorded ascent was not until 1975 when French Climbers Jolly, Baus and Honills climbed the north summit. Mera is among the highest of Nepal’s official trekking Peak. This superb trek takes us right through the Khumbu region with some wonderful views of the major peaks in the area including Everest itself. Whether you want to attempt the summit or just go alone for trek, you will feel as though you have taken part in a real Himalayan expedition. The climb is not technical, but you will need good adaptation to altitude and basic knowledge of ice axe and crampon techniques. Mera Peak is located at the head of the quiet and remote Hinku valley, an area of the Mount Everest region rarely frequented by trekkers or visitors. There are many approaches to Mera; some are easy and some require the crossing of high and difficult passes.
