| Mera Peak 19 Days |
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The Mera Peak (6,476m/ 22,242ft) is the highest trekking peak in Nepal situated at the east of Khumbu valley & Mt. Everest. Climbing to Mera Peak is so challenging with great adventure. It is one of the technical trekking Peaks so you should have some climbing or mountaineering experience previously to join with this Itinerary. Mountaineers who plan to go for higher peak climbing above 7000m can start their 1st climbing from Mera peak to gain enough climbing technique & mountaineering experience before heading up for those high peaks. It ranks among the most rewarding peak climbing in Nepal and leads to a true mountaineering experience. Jimmy Roberts and Sen Tenzing made the first successful ascent of Mera Peak on 20 May 1953. The route they used is still the standard route. However there are many other routes crossing over high & difficult passes which lead you to the Base Camp & Summit of Mera Peak. We established a last high camp on the Mera la, a stunning view point before to make a successful summit. The views from the summit are dramatic along with Mt. Everest; the unclimbed south face of Lhotse and Nuptse on the north and Kanchanjunga, chamlang and Maklu on the east. |
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Day : 01 Arrival at Kathmandu
Day : 02 free in Kathmandu
Day 03 : Early morning flight to Lukla (2800m)
Day 04 : Lukla to Chutenga (3350m)
Day 05 : Chutenga to over Zatrela pass overnight at Chatrarbu (4340m)
Day 06 : Chatrabu to Kothe (3700m)
Day 07 : Kothe to Thagnak (4356m)
Day 08 : Thanak Rest for Acclimatization
Day 09 : Thanak to Khare (4900m)
Day 10 : Khare to Mera La (5200m)
Day 11 : Khare to Mera High Camp (5800m)
Day 12 : High Camp to Mera Summit (6476m)
Day 13 : Rest Day incase of Bad weather
Day 14 : Khare to Kothe Camp (3700m)
Day 15 : Kothe to Chatrabu Camp (4340m)
Day 16 : Chatrabu to Lukla (2800m)
Day 17 : Lukla to Kathmandu
Day 18 : Free Day in Kathmandu
Day 19 : Departure
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