When you think of a trek, from where you can observe the panoramic views of all the 5 highest Eight thousanders in the whole world, then you need to plan a trek to the gregarious Mera Peak. If you are planning for it then you must be having a thought, how much does Mera Peak Climbing Cost? You have landed in the perfect guide where we have discussed all the essential costs that you need to keep in mind before planning for Mera Peak Trek. Here, we will brief you about the Mera peak climbing cost of 17 days. The famous Mera peak climbing is in the Everest region, Solukhumbu District Nepal. It’s very close to the roof of the world Mt. Everest. However, the Mera Peak climbing cost in 2025 &2026 would be $2200 - $3000, depending on services and the companies.
Mera Peak Climbing Trip Highlight
- Led by highly professional, and certified mountain guides to ensure a safe and successful trek.
- One of the most attractive above 6,000-meter trekking peaks in Nepal. Which provides adventure and natural beauty at a single glance.
- It gives you both trekking and peak climbing experiences. You can stape your foot in 6476 M. of Mera peak.
- Get to explore the most engaging and aesthetically beautiful culture-rich traditional local villages.
- View of the world’s 5 highest eight-thousands, including the tallest, Mt Everest, which stands 8,848.86 m.
- Overnight stays at Mera Peak Base Camp and High Camp in well-settled camps.
- It will give you cultural explorations and you will be one of the tops of mesmerizing, majestic mountains. It’s one of the lifetime achievements.
- Discover the varieties of flora and fauna and feel the beautiful alpine grasslands.
Mera Peak Climbing- Overview
Hence, Mera peak climbing is one of the most fabulous journeys you can experience in your lifetime. This stunning trek in the snow-capped Peak of Mera lets you witness the views of the legendary mountains that pass through the untouched areas of Nepal. Mera Peaks is in the Khumbu region of Mahalangur Himalaya in the Makalu-Barun Conservation area of northeastern Nepal. This mountain is listed in the official list of the trekking peaks in Nepal. Although the trek is technically easy, the area falls under restriction, so the climbers planning to submit to this peak have to get permission from the Nepal Mountaineering Association NMA.
The history of Mera Peak Climbing begins in 1953 when a British Mountaineer Col. Jimmy Roberts and his team of climbers first stepped on the summit. Similarly, Marcel Jolly, G. Baus, and L. Honnis succeeded in climbing Mount Mera North in 1975, which again made the history of this fantastic peak.
Panoramic Mountain View - Mera Peak Climbing
With an elevation of 6467 meters above sea level, the Mera Peak lets you enjoy the panoramic view of the five highest peaks of the world including Mount Everest at 8,848.86m,Kanchenjunga at 8,685m, Lhotse at 8,516m, Makalu of 8,485m as well as of Cho Oyu of 8,188m. Mera Peak itself consists of three individual peaks. These three are Mera North 6467m, Mera South 6065m, and Mera Central 6461m, and among these three peaks, Mera Central is more popular among the climbers.
Mera Peak is second on the list of top 10 climbing peaks in Nepal allows one to look at the great Himalayas. At the same time, standing on top of a set of snowcapped peaks. For the most part, there are no special requirements, but climbers must be physically fit and have good health. As the activity entails high-altitude trekking. Besides being one of the exciting trekking destinationsMera Peak Climbing is also one of the great opportunities to see some of the most wonderful scenic views of mountains of the world.
Best Season for Mera Peak Climbing
The Mera Peak, one of the famous trekking spots in Nepal has different experiences for people depending on the season or time of the year. It is as well understood that spring and autumn as the best times of the year to climb Mera Peak, though every season has its unique opportunities and risks.
Spring Season
Since spring is the season of new budding and blossoming flowers the Himalayas take on a new look, and it looks very beautiful. Climbing to Mera Peak is best during the season of March to May, as the climate normally remains comparatively fine. Warm temperatures start resulting from snow melting from winter thus providing better defined paths.
In the lower level of altitude, the temperature in the daytime in spring is about 10 degrees while at night is -4 degrees. Still, as you progress upwards the temperatures drop up to -30 Celsius at the top while the conditions are tolerable. As far as the weather conditions, it should be a sunny period with little or no deep snow which makes it an ideal season for climbing.
Spring Highlights:
- Flourishing flora and vibrant landscapes
- Minimal snowfall and clear skies
- Comfortable temperatures and stable weather
Autumn season
However, many people choose to climb Mera Peak in Autumn, and it would be considered as the best season as well. The season stretches from September to November. The best part is that the climate is stable and the views throughout the trail are mesmerizing. And the flowers that bloom late in the year are all along the trails making the trekking even more special.
Hence, in mid-September, the weather becomes stable after the monsoon with a day temperature of 12 °C and a night temperature of about 6 °C. The higher altitude will be colder temperatures, but the fall temperatures are fresh with more settled weather which is why people prefer Autumn season to climb Mera Peak.
Autumn Highlights:
- Clear, stable weather and excellent visibility
- Minimal risk of weather disruptions
- The festive atmosphere in Nepal
- Ideal climbing temperatures
Winter Season
Winter climbing is of great interest to adventurous, thrill-loving people who like to work in extreme conditions. From December, January to February, the temperatures will be low, the climbers are exposed to very cool terrains, and the exertion makes the climb extremely fascinating.
In the winter the temperature is very low ranging from about 5°C - 20°C at some of the low altitudes to a very low between -30°C at the peak. Still, it can be warmer in early December and late February. So, if you are in search of an adrenaline rush and you are an adventurous person then the winter season is perfect for Mera Peak Climbing.
Winter Highlights:
- Less crowded trails for a peaceful experience
- Easier access to accommodations and discounted services
- Dry conditions with uninterrupted mountain views
Monsoon Season
The monsoon season, which starts from June to August should be avoided by climbers who wish to climb Mera Peak. Massive rainfall makes it difficult to trek through the muddy pathways with poor visibility. But it may become almost fabulous just after rain, particularly in early June or late August.
Rains begin around March with the temperatures before the rainfall ranging between 15°C but after the rains, temperatures are relatively less stable. Still, there may be certain benefits for such people going on the monsoon. There are far fewer people and, most of the traveling services may be cheaper.
Monsoon Highlights:
- Quieter trails and discounted travel options
- Fresh, dust-free mountain views post-rain
- Added adventure with slippery routes
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What is includes with the Mera Peak Climbing Package?
- Airport Arrival and Departure Transfer by Private Vehicle
- Overnight stay at Kathmandu with BB plan
- Kathmandu to Lukla and back to Kathmandu flight.
- All essential ground transportation in private transport.
- Mera Peak Climbing permits
- All essential trekking permits and entrance fees on the national parks.
- Tea House/Lodges Plus Camping combined accommodation throughout the trek – by the itinerary
- All 3 meals throughout the trek & climb– Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
- Professional Guide Experienced in trekking & climbing
- Two Clients One Porter for the trekking Part, one extra Porter for the Climbing Part
- All essential climbing gear and equipment
- Equipment for kitchen and camping during the climbing duration
- Basic first aid kit
- Staff clothing, wages, and insurance
- Welcome dinner as well as farewell dinner in Kathmandu
- All required taxes and necessary paperwork by the government
What Excludes the Mera Peak Climbing Package?
- Private climbing gears
- Your Personal and Rescue Insurance. Incurrence is recommended
- Tea, Coffee, Cola, Water, Hot shower for trekking part (climbing part all included)
- Personal expenses are not specified in the list of includes.
- Tips and summit Bonus for guides/porters
Mera Peak Climbing Cost 2025 & 2026 - 17 Days
The cost of the Mera Peak Climbing Expedition depends on several decision-making factors. However, in general, the price would be $2200- $3000 depending on the company and its services and the number of people. However, the price depends on the number of days of the trip, services, level of experience of the guide and porters, quality of accommodation and food, permit fees, and equipment. “Our packages are carefully designed and developed to make sure that you have the best time on your trekking adventure. Touch Planet Treks has prepared a team of qualified and experienced trekking guides, equipment for climbing (except personal), Proficient porters, good lodges, and Fresh hygienically prepared meals throughout the trek and climb. As well as standard accommodations in Kathmandu.
Mera Peak Climbing for the years 2024 and 2025, Touch Planet Treks has set an attractive price for it with the best service and price. Please do not miss this opportunity to use this special offer. You can be assured of professionalism as we guarantee ourselves to deliver much more than you expect for a memorable mountaineering experience. The cost of our Mera Peak climbing packages depends on the size of the group as well as the package that clients choose. Below is the detailed pricing for our Mera Peak Climbing Expedition:
Touch Planet Treks Special Price - Mera Peak Climbing
- The cost for solo travelers to undertake the Mera Peak Climbing is USD 2395.
- For a group of 2 to 7 people, the cost per person for Mera Peak Climbing is USD 2280.
- If you have a larger group of 8 to 14 individuals, the cost per person for Mera Peak Climbing is USD 2175.
- For larger groups of more than 15 plus climbers, the cost per person for Mera Peak Climbing is USD 2049.
How the Permits Required for Mera Peak Climbing
To climb Mera Peak you need to have the right permits, and these have to be acquired through a licensed/registered trekking agency. There is only one main permit which is the Mera Peak Climbing Permit, and this will cost differently depending on the season of the year.
Mera Peak Climbing Permit Cost
For foreign climbers, the cost is as follows:
- June to August the price is $70.
- From March to May the price is $250.
- September to November the price is 125$.
- From December to February, the price is $70.
For Nepalese climbers
- June to August the price is NRs 1000.
- From March to May the price is NRs 4000.
- September to November the price is NRs 2000.
- From December to February, the price is NRs 1000.
This permit can only be issued by the Nepal Mountaineering Association, which is based in Kathmandu.
Local Area Permit & Makalu Barun National Park Entry Permit
The other permit required for the Mera Peak climbing is the local area permit which is $20 and is bought at Lukla. Also, one needs the Makalu BarunNational Park Entry Permit. The charges of this permit for SAARC citizens are NRs 1500 (approx. $15) and for non-SAARC citizens, it is NRs 3000 (approx. $30).
Further, a charge of $250 is levied as a garbage deposit. This deposit makes sure that climbers conduct themselves well in as much as the disposal of wastes during the climbing and can be recovered once the climbers return from the expedition and when it is verified that they had disposed of their wastes appropriately.
Food Cost While Climbing Mera Peak 17 days
There will always be food to eat both cheap meals and fancy restaurants during your stay in the Kathmandu valley. The price of a standard meal in the city ranges between $3 and $30 depending on the type of food and the specific restaurant. Upon starting your journey towards the Mera Peak base camp, you’ll be eating and sleeping in local tea houses and lodges on the trail. These tea houses provide local Nepali foods including Dal Bhaat. A healthy meal that will made of steamed rice, lentils, vegetables, pulses, and pickles. Food in these tea houses, the average price being between $8 and $15.
In addition to Dal Bhaat, other dishes such as noodles, momos, and pizzas could be available in some of the tea houses, but they are more limited in the countryside and at higher elevations. Such meals are usually priced within a range of between $5 and $10 per portion. Refreshments include tea, coffee, and surely garlic soup which can be seen along the way. Some tea houses not only include tea drinking areas, but they also have a tiny baking area where you can enjoy baked products. Nevertheless, homemade Nepali foods should be preferred due to their satisfying portion sizes, and nutritional. On the trek, it is possible to take some food and buy water in teahouses, which can be drunk after using water purification tablets. Alternatively, you can carry tea bags, coffee powder, and juice powder which you can prepare using water on the go.
Accommodation Cost of 17 days Mera peak climbing
While planning for the trek, you shall be staying, most importantly, in teahouses and lodges commonly found along the trails and trekking routes. These teahouses can cost between $3 and $6 per night as is the case for most teahouses in Nepal. Though the place will not be very sophisticated it offers a comfortable place to sleep which comes with beds, blankets, and clean linen.
But in Katmandu, they offer several types of accommodation ranging from $15- $250 depending on the hotel's class. Budget accommodation would be hostels while at the other end. It will be five stars and this will be costly. It's advisable to make your bookings ahead depending on the hotel you prefer and the amount of money you are willing to pay for the hotel.
Especially if you are on a trek during a time when many people are on similar treks, the cost could hike up. It would be advisable to seek a room in advance as space is quickly taken up. If all the lodges are fully booked, one has the option to probably share a room with other travelers which will cost about $5-$10 for a night.
Apart from accommodation, they indicated to us those other little luxuries like hot showers, and the charging of hand-held devices such as mobile phones and other devices attract a fee.
Travel Insurance Cost of 17 days Mera peak climbing
Mera Peak Climbing also involves taking traveling insurance which is very essential. It offers protection for a range of risks that may occur including health complications like mountain sickness, falls, traffic mishaps, vandalisms, destructions, trip cancellations, evacuations, and more. If one is planning to go for high-altitude trekking like Mera Peak, then insurance is a must to stay secure during the trek. Travel insurance is relatively inexpensive ranging from $150 on average depending on the coverage contract and the insurance company in question.
Can we Rent Gear for Mera Peak Climbing?
Yes, you can rent climbing equipment for Mera Peak. Well, this is an adventure climb and thus, it requires climbers to have adequate equipment for the successful climb. Special climbing gears can be used for the Mera Peak climb, especially if the climbers are professionals who frequently carry out further climbing activities. However, for those who may have to rent some gear then they can rent it in the village of Khare which is before the Base Camp.
Food and all necessary equipment can be purchased in Khare, but it will be necessary to send your shoe size and the list of necessary things to the company beforehand. At Touch Planet Treks, it would be helpful if we booked the essential climbing gear you’ll need for your trip.
Climbing Gear Available for Rent
So, in Khare and Kathmandu, they offer personal climbing gear for rent inclusive of climbing boots, crampons, ice axes, climbing harnesses, ascenders (Jumars), carabiners, belay devices like Figure Eight or ATC Guides, and safety ropes. The cost of renting this equipment varies between $100 to $150 per person. Important things you need to note that some items like, down jackets, sleeping bags, gloves, and hats, among others, will excluded from the rental price and therefore need to be prepared by the client to be brought separately.
Why Climb Mera Peak with Touch Planet Treks?
Touch Planet Treks has an experienced team and well-designed Mera Peak Expedition Service. Our main aim is to provide you with the best, safest, and most enjoyable Trek to Mera Peak. Moreover, having a rich experience in the travel industry, our team of professional employees guarantees that you are in the best hands. Our guides have prior experience in trekking and climbing in the region, we also have the best navigational skills and first aid training to ensure our clients have the best time of their lives.
Your health is our major concern which is why we strive to deliver the most superior service possible. Our accommodation, food, as well as other necessary services, are quality services that will make your trip comfortable. Let us facilitate your adventurous journey from the beginning to the top of the Mera Peak.
Mera Peak 17 Days Itinerary
- First Day 1: Arrival at Kathmandu
- Day 2: Sightseeing, exploration of Kathmandu, and trip preparation.
- Day 3: Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Chhuttang
- Trek Day 4: Chhutthang to Thuli Kharka via Zatrawal pass
- Day 5: Thuli Kharka to Kothe trek
- Trek Day 6: Trekking from Kothe to Thangnak
- Day 7: Thangnak to Khare
- Rest Day 8: Acclimatization and exploration at Khare
- Day 9: Trekking Khare to Mera high camp
- Climbing day 10: Contingency day for weather check
- Summit Day 11: Summit to Mera Peak and descend to Khare
- Day 12: Trekking back to Khothe from Khare
- Day 13: Kothe to Thuli Kharka
- Trek Day 14: Descend to Lukla from Thuli Kharka
- Day: 15: Fly back to Kathmandu
- Farewell Day 16: Rest day, have a good meal, and also evening farewell
- Day 17: Departure to home country
FAQs of 17 days Mera Peak climbing cost
Can I just do the climbing parts, not the trekking?
So, the answer would theoretically be yes, you can go by helicopter to Khare and start climbing the Peak. But here if you are not a mountaineer or new to peak climbing it could be difficult for you. Your body would not adjust to the environment. So, advisable to do trekking and climbing.
Can I climb Mera Trek without a Guide?
Yes, Mera Peak is an intermediate climbing peak that a beginner trekker can complete with experienced guidance. However, it may be useful to have some basic technical practice and some time to get used to the high attitudes before the trek and after that, it is quite possible to accomplish this trek for a beginner.
Can beginners climb Mera Peak?
Yes, Mera Peak is an intermediate climbing peak that a beginner trekker can complete with experienced guidance. However, it may be useful to have some basic technical practice and some time to get used to the high attitudes before the trek and after that, it is quite possible to accomplish this trek for a beginner.
How much does the Mera peak climb cost?
Mera Peak is in the Mahalangur Himalayan region of Nepal. The height of the Mera Peak summit is 6476 meters above sea level. However, the general cost of the Mera peakclimbing is $2200- $3000, depending on the trekking company and the climbing time. Sometimes you may find the cheaper because you may get less service and manpower.
Hence, please connect with Touch Planet Treks Pvt. Ltd to explore much more about the mountains and all of Nepal. We provide the best services, personalized care, and all safety measures. Our motto is “Enjoy through the travel, our goal is your happiness. www.touchplanettreks.com Namaste.
Conclusion of 17 days Mera peak climbing cost
Indeed, Mera Peak is one of the most popular trekking and climbing destinations with the unequaled opportunity to see the mesmerizing views of majestic mountains including Mount Everest and the natural beauty of the Nepalese sub-continent. The Mera Peak itself offers the climax of local culture and the Khumbu region as a backdrop to trekkers. Indeed, for beginner climbers, it is relatively intermediate climbing conditions. And also, for the more experienced, it is a highly thrilling high-altitude trekking adventure. However, with the right preparation, guided support of Touch Planet Treks, and a spirit of exploration Mera Peak is standing as a gateway to the mighty Himalayas.
