Climbing Mera Peak

The peak of Mera Peak faces the south side of Lhotse, one of the largest ice walls of the World, and offers stunning views of Ama Dablam and Makalu. Climbing Mera Peak is a great opportunity to take part in a real Himalayan ascent.

Please keep in mind that although we choose our accommodations carefully, Khumbu is a remote region with very primitive living conditions. We will also try to provide you with a varied menu, but our options are limited by the remoteness of the region.

Important information:

• The time of check-in and eviction is regulated by the hotel: check-in from 15 hours, departure from the hotel - up to 11-12 hours. Baggage can be left at the hotel reception and walk around the city, or, if technically possible, pay extra for early arrival / late departure.
• In Nepal, there are a number of difficulties with the exchange of small, worn-out and old (pre-2009 issue) dollar bills, keep this in mind. Somewhere it is an extra commission, somewhere it is a refusal to exchange.

The program of climbing Mera Peak with a guide

Day 1. Arrival in Kathmandu, hotel accommodation and rest after the trip. Dinner and briefing. Hotel night.

Day 2. Flight from Kathmandu to Luklu (height 2800m), overnight. Night in the loggia.

Day 3. Trekking to the village of Chutang (3537 m), then acclimatization exit to an altitude of 4000 m in the area of the Zatrva La pass. Overnight in Chutang village. Night in the loggia.

Day 4. Transition from 6 to 8 hours through the pass Zatrva La (4610 m). Overnight in the village of Tuli-Kharka at an altitude of 4250 m. Night in the loggia.

Day 5. Descent from 4 to 6 hours in the village of Kote (Gotar) to a height of 3400 m. Night in the loggia.

Day 6. Trekking to the village of Tagnag (4267m). Night in the loggia.

Day 7. Trekking 3-4 hours in the village of Khare at an altitude of 4810 m. Night in the loggia.

Day 8. Acclimatization and rest day in Khara. Night in the loggia.

Day 9. Climbing to the last peak camp of Mera Peak at an altitude of 5800 m. Night in the tent.

Day 10. Day of ascent to the peak of Mera - to an altitude of 6476 m - descent on Khara. Night in the loggia.

Day 11. Descent in Kota. Night in the loggia.

Day 12. Descent to Panggom. Night in the loggia.

Day 13. Descent to Lukla. Night in the loggia.

Day 14. Reserve day.

Day 15. Flight from Lukla to Kathmandu and transfer to the hotel. Night at the hotel.

Day 16. Airport transfer. Departure.

Tour dates:

27 April 2024 - 12 May 2024

November 7, 2024 - November 22, 2024

24 April 2025 - 9 May 2025

6 November 2025 - 21 November 2025

• Russian-speaking guide-leader throughout the climbing program (additional guide-assistants on the day of climbing)
• Nepalese guide. Guides-assistants on the day of climbing (absolutely strictly in the ratio of 1 guide per 3 clients, that is, if there are 4 clients, then there will be two guides)
• Meeting/conference at the airport
• Accommodation at a 4* hotel in Kathmandu, 2 nights.
• Accommodation in loggias on the track
• Group equipment for climbing (high-rise tents, gas, burners, ropes, etc.)
• Porters for group equipment and products for BL
• Permits (permits) to climb
• Breakfast in Kathmandu
• Food in the current accommodation in tents
• Garbage collection