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Mera Peak Climbing
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 About 700 foreign visitors climb the 6654m. Mera peak each year, an achievement which requires mountaineering skills and a special permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association. The altitude of Mera Peak is 6654m. Above sea level, Mera peak was an almost overlooked mountain to the east of the main Khumbu trekking trails. It is situated in the Everest region in a remote valley, Mera peak is a non technical mountain. It is suitable for anyone of average or above average fitness wishing to fulfil the dream of a high Himalayan summit or those with a yearning for adventure. When you stand upon the summit, spread before you will be an unbelievable panorama of peaks such as Mt. Everest, Makalu & hundreds of other beautiful mountains. We follow the original Everest expedition route at the trail head from Jiri, cross spectacular gorges and visit the Peak before entering Sherpa regions of Solu Khumbu, the wilderness of Hinku Valley. This is a fascinating trek in itself. Ample time for acclimation is allowed en route to our base camp on the Mera La (Pass). The return to Kathmandu is easy for your plane will get back to the wonderful Sherpa areas and the gigantic Himalayas.
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Itinearary in Details
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Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu. Transfer to hotel. Alt. 1,350m / 4,428 ft
Day 2: Trip preparation day in Kathmandu
Day 3: Fly to Lukla & then trek to Chhuthanga Alt. 3,410m / 11,184ft (4 hrs)
Day 4: Zertang Alt. 4400m / 7 hrs
Day 5: Kothe alt. 3691m / 6 hrs
Day 6: Thagnag Alt. 4356m / 6 hrs
Day 7: Acclimatization day
Day 8: Khare (Mera Base Camp) 4910m / 4 hrs
Day 9: Rest day. Afternoon ice climbing practice at Mera-La
Day 10: High camp alt. 5800m
Day 11: Summit day (6,654m / 21,825 ft)
Day 12: Additional day if required due to weather conditions
Day 13: Back to Khare
Day 14: Trek back to Kothe
Day 15: Trek back to Zertang
Day 16: Trek back to Lukla
Day 17: Fly back to Kathmandu
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