Mera Peak Climbing from Khare - 3 Days

Name: Mera Peak Climbing from Khare - 3 Days
Brand: Touch Planet Treks
Price: 799 USD
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Duration

3 Days

Trip Grade

Strenuous

Maximum Altitude

6,476 m.

Activities

Peak Climbing, Himalayas Exploration and Photography

Group Size

1 to 20

Starts

Khare

Ends

Khare

Best Time

March to May and September to November

Mera Peak Climbing from Khare

The Mera Peak climb is one of the most thrilling peak climbs in Nepal’s Everest region. Mera Peak's elevation is about 6,476 meters above sea level. The Mera Peak is one of the most beautiful and popular peaks for climbing for beginners, and the best for high-altitude expeditions like Everest climbing. Mera Peak climbing from Khare would offer you shorter climbing and cheaper climbing costs. Climbing Mera Peak from Khare would be a 3-day itinerary, which starts from Khare and ends in Khare. The Mera Peak climb from Khare offers you the best short Mera Peak climb on a budget, with thrilling Himalaya exploration and panoramic mountain views, including Mt. Everest. During the Mera Peak climb, you will walk through diverse landscapes, glaciers, alpine meadows, and spectacular Himalayan views. Hence, Mera Peak climbing from Khare will be a short itinerary and budget-friendly travel cost.

Highlights of Mera Peak Climbing from Khare

Mera Peak trekkers will have a direct approach to the Khare and Mera base camps.
Proper acclimatization in Khare and a training session in the nearby Khare surroundings
Cost- and budget-friendly Mera Peak climbing: save your time and money.
Spectacular views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Kanchenjunga, and others
Experiencing the Himalayas' glaciers, high-altitude terrains, thrilling mountains, and ridges
Summiting the Hemera peak (6,476 m), you will have a great achievement and beautiful rewards.
Beautiful experiences at Mera High Camp and an overnight stay at the tent camp house.
Explore the unique Sherpa culture, tradition, altitude, landscapes, and alpine flora and fauna.

Overview of Mera Peak Climbing from Khare

Climbing Mera Peak offers a fantastic way to explore the stunning Himalayas, their nature, and breathtaking landscapes. As one of the most popular and moderately challenging peaks to climb, Mera Peak is ideal for beginners and serves as good practice for high-altitude mountaineering, such as Everest, Makalu, and others. Travelers with high-altitude climbing experience can take direct helicopter flights to Khare, and after acclimatization and training, they can begin the ascent from Khare. The Mera Peak climbing route typically starts with a trek from Lukla to Paiya, Kothe, and Khare, returning via Zatrwa La pass. Those undertaking the Everest Base Camp trek or other Everest region treks can opt to climb Mera Peak from Khare.

The climb begins in Khare, where you meet your guide and undergo pre-climbing training. You will acclimatize in Khare before starting your ascent to the Mera high camp. Sleep in tents overnight, then climb to Mera Peak the following day. The goal is to summit Mera Peak and enjoy the excellent weather and stunning views, including Mount Everest and panoramic mountain vistas. After that, you descend to the Mera high camp and continue back to Khare. Achieving the summit of this demanding peak will be a lifelong memory and fulfill your Himalaya dream. Travelers will fly from Kathmandu to Lukla, then trek to Paiya, continuing to Pangom, Ningsow, and Chhatra Khola. The trek proceeds through Thaknak and Khare, where you acclimate, then to Mera High Camp and the summit.

The return trek passes through Thuli Kharka and Zatrwa La Pass and reaches Lukla. Finally, you fly back to Kathmandu, concluding your incredible Mera Peak climbing adventure. The Mera Peak climbing offers you the spectacular views of 5 beautiful 8000 m peak mountains, including Mt. Everest and Lhotse. Moreover, the amazing flora and fauna, beautiful local culture, and inner peace of the Himalayas make your Mera Peak climb mesmerizing.

Mera Peak Climbing Vs Island Peak Climbing

The Mera Peak is located in the Mahalangur Himalaya section and the Barun subsection of the Everest region. The altitude of Mera Peak is about 6,474 meters above sea level. You will be exploring the beautiful Himalayas while summiting Mera Peak. There will be 5 beautiful 8000 m mountains like Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kanchenjunga. Moreover, you will be exploring the Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Brauntse, and other beautiful panoramic Himalayan views. The Mera Peak has 3 climbing routes, like the Southeast mid-route, the South route, and the East route. The popular route to climb Mera Peak is the Southeast route, which is a popular and easy route compared to the other routes. Mera Peak climbing offers breathtaking landscapes, rich Sherpa culture, 360-degree views of the Everest region, and a diverse array of flora and fauna.

Whereas Island Peak is located in the eastern part of Nepal in Sagarmatha National Park, the south ridge of Lhotse Shar is in a similar direction to Mera Peak. Island Peak is also known as Imja Tse in the local language. The altitude of Island Peak is about 6165 meters above sea level. The Island Peak was named in 1953 by the British mountaineers because it appears as an island in a sea of ice when viewed from Dingboche. First Everest climbers Tenzin Norgay, Edmund Hillary, Charles Evans, and other team members used to be part of the training for the Everest summit.

You will have beautiful views of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Makalu, Nuptse, Baruntse, Cho Oyu, Cholatse, and many other beautiful mountains during the Island Peak climbing. Climbers will have wonderful experiences of majestic hospitality, beautiful views of high-altitude landscapes, and amazing Himalayan flora and fauna in the Island Peak expedition. The moderately challenging Island Peak climb gives you lifelong rewards and heart-touching peace.

Mera Peak Climbing Training

Mera Peak is a 6,476-meter-altitude mountain in the Everest region, which is a moderately challenging peak-climbing mountain. For those high-altitude trekkers and mountain climbers, it will be adventurous and manageable to climb. Those climbers can have a general climbing technique and training. However, for beginners, they need to have proper training, pre-ascending practices, and other physical exercises before climbing to the Mera peak. Trekkers need to do training like hiking, running, cycling, and ascending to the altitude peaks before going to the Mera Peak climb. Daily cardio exercise and hiking with your backpack to the Stair’s hills will help with ascending to the Mera Peak climb. Moreover, you will have basic technical climbing training, strength training, and acclimatization in the Khare while climbing to Mera Peak.

The general physical exercise and training you can have before 4 weeks to 3 months. This kind of training will lead you to a high success rate on the Mera Peak summit. Finally, you need to have good mental preparation for the Mera Peak climbing. You contact the medical doctor for the altitude strength of your body when going to a high altitude. Indeed, the generally physically fit and mentally ready travellers can manage the Mera Peak climbing.

Difficulty Level of Mera Peak Climbing from Khare

Mera Peak climbing is one of the most demanding peak climbs around the world, with beautiful views of the world’s tallest mountain, Everest. Climbing Mera Peak difficulty level is moderate to challenging to strenuous. For first-time climbers, it will be strenuous, and for frequent hikers and climbers, it will be of a moderate to adventurous difficulty level. The gorgeous 6,476-meter-altitude mountain Mera Peak looks amazing and like paradise. The climbing has a chance to cause altitude sickness, ascending difficulties, snowfalls, and glaciers; sometimes there will be avalanches. So, you need to have good preparation, physical training, and strength exercises, and mentally prepare for Mera Peak.

The Mera Peak climb is challenging yet beautifully rewarding with the peak summit. Hence, the Mera Peak climbing difficulty level is moderate to challenging to strenuous. You need to have good physical preparation, choose a well-experienced guide, and look for professional travel and trekking agencies like Touch Planet Treks.

What We Can Expect from the Mera Peak Climbing from Khare?

We can expect the Mera Peak climbing from Khare, a challenging ascent, to involve technical climbing, snow glaciers, altitude ridges, etc. There will be moraines, high-altitude passages, alpine meadows, rocky stairs, and panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Everest, Lhotse, and other mountains. However, there will be challenges, physical difficulties, and extreme cold weather, but you will get peace and a lifetime of rewards while at the Mera Peak summit. Here, these are the things you can expect.

The gorgeous, serene Himalaya views, passing through glaciers, snow ridges, high-altitude terrains, and alpine meadows.
Trekkers will be ascending to the beautiful Mera Peak, at an altitude of 6,476 meters, so they need to be physically fit and mentally prepared for the challenges of the high altitude and ready for the best rewards.
Mera Peak climbing is relatively easy climbing and trekking of the peak; however, the final ascent from the Khare will be technical climbing, and you need to have full climbing gear.
During the Mera Peak climb, you will have the opportunity to explore the unique local culture, the Sherpa people, ancient monasteries, and traditional villages.
During the Mera Peak trek, you will have chances to encounter physical demand, altitude sickness, weather issues, technical climbing, and high-altitude glacier terrains.
You will be exploring the breathtaking Himalayas views, including Everest, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Cho Oyu, and other mountain peaks.
Climbers will have only a short itinerary from Mera Peak climbing from Khare; if the weather is bad, you need to have a contingency day in Mera High Camp.

Preparation for Mera Peak Climbing from Khare

To have a successful Mera Peak summit, you need to have good preparation, such as physical preparation, mental preparation, and bag packing with complete climbing gear. The perfect and smart bag packing leads your Mera Peak expedition to high success and easy climbing. Specifically, there will be physically demanding altitude and weather challenges, which, if you have good preparation before climbing the Mera Peak, will be a beautiful adventure journey. Here are some crucial things to keep in mind before starting the Mera Peak climbing adventure.

Since the Mera Peak climbing is challenging, it requires a high level of physical fitness and mental preparation.
At least one month or even more before, prepare your fitness, like hiking, climbing, cardio exercises, and strength training.
For Mera Peak climbing from Khare, you need to have proper acclimatization and technical climbing training in Khare.
Touch Planet Treks will provide the climbing gear, but you need to bring your personal climbing gear, like climbing boots, warm outfits, sunglasses, and other equipment.
Learn some climbing skills and get mountain climbing technical ideas for the Mera Peak climb from Khare.
Mental health and a positive attitude will make your moral power high, which will push you beyond your comfort zone. Thus, you will have a successful Mera Peak climb and can beat the challenges.
Make sure you have high-altitude travel insurance with medical and emergency rescue coverage.
It will need climbing permits, local area entry fees, and other permits, which will be arranged by the peak climbing agencies like Touch Planet Treks.
Have extra funds in case of an emergency and extend your journey due to weather issues or any unforeseen circumstances.

Benefits of Mera Peak Climbing from Khare with Touch Planet Treks

Touch Planet Treks is one of the most trustworthy and professional trekking companies in Nepal. We organize the best-crafted trips all over Nepal, Bhutan, Tibet, and India. The best care of our clients, with one hundred percent satisfaction, is our main goal. We are offering to you the best services and majestic hospitality at a reasonable cost, which will be competitive in the market. We have a well-experienced peak climbing team, who will give you personalized care, majestic hospitality, and strong support. Here are the benefits of Mera Peak climbing from Khare with Touch Planet Treks and team.

Best hospitality with majestic services and always top priority of your safety and security
Most competitive cost with the best personalized care and quality climbing equipment
A well-experienced climbing and trekking guide who provides the necessary services for the trip
We have CSR community support programs, in which 2 percent of our total sales will go to the local community for their children's education and healthcare.
We provide you with the company duffel bag and a first aid medical kit carried by our guide.
Touch Planet Treks offers a complimentary seasonal fruit salad after dinner.
We have a customized itinerary and flexible days, which are suitable for your Mera Peak climbing.
A beautiful free company T-shirt and a certificate of achievement after the Mera Peak summit
We offer you a farewell dinner in Kathmandu after you finish your Mera Peak journey.

Lobuche Peak Climbing Cost vs Mera Peak Climbing Cost

The Lobuche peak and the Island peak are almost similar in altitude, with Lobuche standing at 6,145 m. and Island Peak standing at 6,165 m. However, the Mera Peak is elevated at an altitude of 6,476 meters. These 3 beautiful peak climbs are located in the same Everest region. The cost of Lobuche Peak climbing and Mera Peak climbing varies. Depending on the itinerary, group size, climbing season, and required services, the cost of Lobuche Peak climbing and Mera Peak climbing varies. In general, the Mera peak climbing and the Lobuche peak climbing will be from 15-day to 18-day itineraries.

Due to the relatively low height of the Lobuche peak, climbing costs will be a little bit lower than for climbing the Mera peak. The cost of Lobuche Peak climbing starts from USD 2,300 per climber. Likewise, the Mera Peak climbing cost starts from USD 2,400 per climber. The Lobuche Peak is on the way to the Everest Base Camp trek, but the Mera Peak climb will be separate from the way to Lukla. Hence, the Lobuche peak climb cost is cheaper compared to the Mera peak climb.

Mera Peak Climbing Cost from Khare

The cost of climbing Mera Peak from Khare depends on the required services, group size, and quality of services. The Touch Planet Treks will be providing you with the best Mera peak climbing guide and porter, quality food, accommodation, and the best Mera Peak climbing training in Khare. So, the Mera Peak climbing cost from Khare is about USD 700 to 1,000 per climber. However, we also provide the Mera Peak climbing package from Kathmandu, which costs USD 2,400 per trekker. It will include all food, accommodation in Kathmandu, trekking, transportation, and peak climbing with the best team. You can have a budgetMera Peak climbing short itinerary and package from Khare. During the climb from Khare, the Mera Peak climbing permit will be included with the package. Hence, the Mera Peak climbing itinerary for the 3-day group cost will be below.

Solo Mera Peak climbing from Khare costs USD 799
For 2 to 7 trekkers, the Mera Peak climbing cost is USD 745
The group of 8 climbers or more for Mera Peak climbing costs USD 695

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Detailed Itinerary of Mera Peak Climbing From Khare

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Day 01

Arrive in Khare Meeting with Guide, pre climbing training and acclimatization (5,045 m.)

The climber will arrive in Khare the previous day, and the Mera Peak climbing will start today. After breakfast. You will meet our climbing team, and then we will start the pre-climbing training session. Our guide will check the Mera Peak climbing gear and brief us about the upcoming Mera Peak ascent and general information. You will be climbing the ridges and slopes near the Khare as a training session and part of acclimatization. In the afternoon, you will get back to the Khare and have a rest. You will have to explore the beautiful surroundings, local people, and their cultures. In the evening, have your dinner and overnight stay at a cozy teahouse.

Max Altitude: 5,045 m. Meals: On DemandAccommodation: On Demand

Day 02

Khare to Mera High Camp (5,780 m.)

Early in the morning, we will begin our trip to Mera High Camp after breakfast in the Khare camp. We will do a gradual ascent to the Mera high camp, over the Mera glacier, where you will use your full climbing gear. The Mera Peak climbing guide will lead the team on a smooth and safe rope and climbing expedition, ensuring peaceful moments. You will have great enjoyment with the panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and the beautiful mountains. The altitude of Mera High Camp is about 5,780 meters above sea level.

Ascending to Mera High Camp from Khare will take around 6 to 7 hours, depending on the weather conditions and trekkers' pace. Once you reach Mera Peak High Camp, there will be a beautiful tent camp built by our crew members. You can rest while sipping hot tea or coffee, which keeps your body temperature maintained. Explore the beautiful surroundings and relax overnight in the tent house after dinner.

Max Altitude: 5,780 m. Meals: Full Board (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)Accommodation: Tent Camp Accommodation

Day 03

Mera Peak Summit (6,476 m.) and Return to Khare via High Camp (5,780 m.)

Today you will have the Mera Peak summit from the Mera high camp. Wake up early in the morning, about 2 to 3 am, and look for suitable weather. Normally, it will be clear weather in the early morning. Climbers will have hot tea or coffee in the high camp and a packed meal for the day's climbing. You will have a gradual ascent to the Mera peak, passing through glaciers, beautiful snow ridges, and beautiful Himalayan views. Finally, you will have the most demanding Mera Peak summit in the morning, and your Mera Peak climbing dream will come true. You will be exploring panoramic views of Everest, Kanchenjunga, Cho Oyu, Makalu, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and other beautiful mountains. The altitude of Mera Peak elevation is about 6,476 meters above sea level.

Likewise, climbing to Mera Peak summit from Mera High Camp will take 6 to 8 hours, and returning to Khare will take around 4 to 5 hours, depending on pace and the weather conditions. Once you have summited the most wonderful Mera Peak, you will descend to Khara via high camp. On the arrival of Khare, you will be staying in the cozy teahouse.

Max Altitude: 6,476 m./ 5,045 m. Meals: Breakfast and LunchAccommodation: On Demand

Cost Details

Includes

Acclimatization and pre-climbing training in Khare
Requires Mera Peak climbing permits and NMA approval
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the Mera Peak climbing
Comfortable accommodation in the high camp during Mera Peak climbing
Cook for the high camp and crew members for climbing.
Overnight stay tent for high camp, dining, and kitchen tent
Well-experienced and professional climbing guide and porter
Staff’s salary, insurance, food, and accommodation during the peak climbing season
Hot drinking water, tea, or coffee during the Mera Peak climbing
Group climbing gear, such as rope, ice screws, snow bars, rock picks, and other equipment
Agency charges and government tax for the Mera Peak climbing.
Farewell dinner and certification in Kathmandu after completion of the Mera Peak climb

Excludes

Nepal entry visa fees
Accommodation and meals in Khare (we can arrange on request)
Travel insurance and property loss insurance
Trekking expenses before reaching Khare and while descending from Khare
Entry fee for Makalu Barun National Park and TIMS card

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Standard Hotel in Kathmandu USD 40

Travellers can book the hotel in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and Chitwan with us. The cost of a standard hotel booking is USD 40 with a BB plan. You will have a comfortable boutique hotel in Kathmandu with unlimited breakfast. The hotel rooms will be beautiful, well-facilitated, and comfortable to stay in. Just paying USD 40 and getting the best hotel room with unlimited breakfast could be the best deal.

5-Star Hotel in Kathmandu USD 180

Travelers can upgrade their stay to luxury hotel accommodation in Kathmandu. Instead of a 3-star standard hotel, upgrade to 5 5-star. With the package, you can upgrade to 5-star hotel accommodations in Kathmandu. You can make your vacation much more comfortable and luxurious. So, you will treat yourself and enjoy your precious vacation in Nepal. Upgrading to the five-star hotel will cost USD 180 extra per night for each traveler. The hotel stay will be in a buffet BB plan, where you can enjoy your delicious breakfast.

Nagarkot Retreat Overnight Stay Package at USD 265

The two-day luxury Nagarkot retreat package is available at USD 265 per traveler. You will have a 4-star category hotel stay, wellness and spa, a candlelight dinner, and a Nagarkot walking safari during the Nagarkot retreat package. However, you will enjoy the retreat and will feel relaxed and at inner peace on your vacation. The next day, have beautiful sunrise views and a hiking safari, and you will have your delicious breakfast and return to Kathmandu via Bhaktapur.

Helicopter Return from Khare to Kathmandu at USD1950

After summiting the Mera peak, you will get down to the Khare and take a rest in the teahouse or lodge. Travellers can share a helicopter return from Khare to Kathmandu, paying just USD 1950 per person. You will have scenic Himalayan views while returning by helicopter to Kathmandu.

Private Everest Helicopter Tour is USD 5,795

Travelers can book a private helicopter tour to the gorgeous Himalayas. You can book a shared mountain flight to the Himalayas or a private helicopter tour. A private helicopter for a mountain flight will cost USD 5,795. A maximum of 5 passengers can go on the mountain flight in one helicopter.

Chitwan Wildlife Jungle Safari Tour is USD 275

You can have a 3-day Chitwan wildlife jungle safari trip, where you can have an amazing adventure in Chitwan National Park. During the wildlife safari, you will have chances to explore the varieties of flora and fauna, including endangered animals like the one-horned rhino, and explore many more. Travelers will enjoy canoeing, bird watching, Tharu culture dancing, and many other amazing activities.

Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour at USD 85

During the Nepal tour, the most loved tourist destination is the Kathmandu Valley sightseeing tour. You can have a beautiful Kathmandu sightseeing tour at USD 85 per traveler. You will visit ancient UNESCO World Heritage sites, Kathmandu Durbar Square, Pashupatinath, Buddha Stupa, Patan Durbar Square, and Shambhu Nath Stupa. There are many heritage sites to visit; however, you will have a chance to visit any four sites in a package.

Kathmandu-Pokhara Flight Two-Way USD 220

Travelers can have Kathmandu-Pokhara two-way flight tickets at USD 220 each. The Kathmandu-Pokhara flight will take around 30 minutes to reach. However, to avoid a 7- to 8-hour road trip, you can avail yourself of a flight ticket to Pokhara and Kathmandu and then enjoy your amazing vacation trip to Nepal.

Wellness and a Full Body Massage is USD 80

Travelers can enjoy a full-body massage and spa for USD 80 per person. You will have an Ayurvedic or specialized wellness full-body massage by a professional therapist for about an hour. After finishing the high-altitude mountain trek or long tour in Nepal, a full-body wellness massage is wonderful to have. You will feel relaxed; your long-term mental stress and tiredness will be gone. Thus, a full-body wellness massage is great to have with a professional therapist.

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Useful Information on the Mera Peak Climbing

The Mera Peak climb is a technical and moderately challenging climbing peak in the Everest region of Nepal. Trekkers need to have physical fitness and mentally prepare to climb the high-altitude mountain Mera Peak. If you are aware of the important information for Mera Peak climbing, it will help your pace and comfort, and increase the success rate of the Mera Peak summit. The crucial parts for Mera Peak climbing are climbing gear, warm outfits, permits, accommodation, meals, and things to do before Mera Peak climbing. Hence, travellers will know the right information from such kind of brief quotes.

Hotel Accommodation During Mera Peak Climbing

During the Mera Peak climbing, you will have comfortable accommodation, which will be cozy and warm shelters like teahouses. In Khare, there is a cozy teahouse or homestay for an overnight stay. However, during Mera peak climbing from Khare, there will be comfortable tent house accommodation in Mera high camp. Climbers will be staying in the tent; there will be snow surrounding the tent. You will get a separate sleeping tenant and kitchen with a dining hall. The crew members will manage the tents for overnight stays, and they will prepare a hot, delicious meal. You need to have a quality sleeping bag and warm clothing for your body. There will be a comfortable washroom outside your tent house. Hence, the hotel accommodation during Mera Peak climbing will be warm and comfortable shelters. You will have beautiful teahouses and lodges till Khare, and after Khare, there will be a tent camp.

Meal During Mera Peak Climb

The meal during the Mera Peak climb will be delicious, hot, and freshly prepared food in Khare and Mera High Camp. However, you can also have some instant food like energy bars, chocolates, and dry food, which give you calories and boost your energy. There will be Nepali Daal Bhat, curry, fried rice, momo, homemade pizza, pasta, noodles, vegetables, and meat items. The most popular in Nepal are Daal bhat, Momo, fried rice, and lentil soup, but you can have the varieties of options that you can choose. These meals are prepared by our local cook with the available ingredients, which will be delicious and healthier. There will be local organic vegetables like potatoes and other vegetables, and also meat items like yak meat. Travellers can have cheeseburgers with yak meat or steak, which will be good for meat lovers. We advise you to have mostly carbohydrate food, which must be fresh and healthier. Sometimes the meat items in the high-altitude Himalaya would be contaminated, so it is better to confirm before consuming. Hence, the meal during the Mera Peak climb from Khare will be delicious and healthy; trekkers need to consume enough healthy food and drink water.

Altitude Sickness During Mera Peak Climb

Altitude sickness is a high-elevation mountain illness during altitude ascent, which will cause difficulty breathing, headaches, and difficulty ascending. Altitude sickness would occur due to inexperienced altitude climbing, physical weakness, lack of proper acclimatization, and absence of proper pretraining or exercises. So, the Mera Peak climbers need to have proper training, exercises, altitude ascending practices, and physical fitness. If there is altitude sickness, it will feel like breathing difficulty, headaches, vomiting, nausea, dizziness, loss of appetite, and other symptoms. Hence, you need to have proper acclimatization, pretraining, exercises, consume plenty of high-calorie food, and clean, safe water.

In case of altitude sickness, you can use the oxygen, which we will provide you during the Mera Peak climb. Moreover, if the sickness is critical, you need to get down at least 300 m. to 1,000 m. lower. We also arrange the emergency rescue if the situation is getting worse. Hence, during the Mera peak climb, there is a chance to occur altitude sickness, so we need to have good preparation to prevent any kinds of illnesses during the high-altitude ascent.

Travel Insurance for Mera Peak Climbing

Insurance for Mera Peak climbing is crucial for a hassle-free Mera Peak expedition. During the Mera Peak climbing, you will ascend to an altitude of 6,476 meters, which is high-altitude mountain climbing. Trekkers will have a chance to experience altitude sickness, ascending difficulties, unforeseen weather conditions, avalanches, and other unforeseen circumstances during the Mera Peak climb. Climbers might get an illness, or wound, or some kind of injury during the Mera Peak climb. The high-altitude travel insurance will cover your medical bill, including major surgery and emergency rescue bills. Types of travel insurance will be varied; thus, you need to have high-altitude coverage travel insurance. Make sure you opt for travel insurance with above 6,000 m. While you are purchasing the travel insurance, read the terms and conditions, and then make sure it has high-altitude coverage with emergency rescue and hospitalization bills.

Mera Peak Climbing Permits and Cost

For Mera Peak climbing, you need to have climbing permits and local area entry permits from the Nepal tourism office. The required permits are the NMA permit, the Makalu Barun National Park entry permit, the TIMS card, and garbage deposit fees. The Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) permit can be obtained at the Kathmandu tourism office. The Makalu Barun National Park entry permit can be obtained in the Kathmandu office or at the entry point at Num or Seduwa. The garbage deposit will be submitted in the Kathmandu office, which will be refunded to you after you return all your usage waste from the lower mountain. The waste needs to be brought back to Seduwa or Num, or even Lukla, to hand over to the local authority. Indeed, the Mera Peak climbing permits and costs are mentioned below.

Nepal Mountaineering Association NMA permit cost USD 300 during the spring season.
Nepal Mountaineering Association NMA permit cost USD 175 during the autumn season.
The Nepal Mountaineering Association NMA permit cost USD 175 during winter and summer.
For the Makalu Barun National Park entry, the permit fee cost USD 24 each.
Khumbu Pasang Lhamu rural municipality entry permits cost USD 16 each.
Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) cards cost USD 16 each.
The Sagarmatha National Park entry permit costs (if passing through) USD 24 each.

Climbing Gear for Mera Peak Climbing from Khare

The climbing gear and bag packing for Mera Peak climbing are crucial for your safety, maintaining body temperature, comfort during the journey, and emergency evacuation. For Mera Peak climbing, you need to have warm outfits, climbing boots, essential climbing gear, toiletries, climbing permits, dry foods, and energy bars. You need to have proper climbing equipment with quality products. Indeed, the climbing gear you can rent in Kathmandu or Khare. For the budget of Mera Peak climbing and to save on the cost and expenses, you can rent the climbing gear.

However, climbers need to make sure the climbing gear they hire is good quality and durable. For the Mera Peak climbing, you can include the essentials that you really need; just skip the unnecessary traveling items. Those unnecessary items will make your backpack heavy, which will hassle your Mera Peak climbing expedition. Hence, below are the essential bag packing and climbing gear for Mera Peak climbing.

Outfits for Mera Peak Climbing

Includes all warm and moisture-wicking outfits, top to bottom
Warm jackets, down jackets, trousers, and waterproof tops to button wear
Top-to-bottom thermal suite with good quality
T-shirts, socks, hand gloves, and neck buff, or gaiter
Hat, cap, full-wear woollen cap, and snow protective face mask

Climbing Gear for Mera Peak Climb from Khare

Hiking boots, insulated boots, and climbing boots with snow-proof, peak-climbing quality
Crampons for peak climbing, used from Khare
Ice axe, hiking pole, ascender, descender, and harness
Down suit, climbing gloves, hat, and sleeping bag
UV protective goggles, climbing rope, binoculars, and a headlamp with extra batteries
Bag packing, hot re-usable water bottle, oximeter, and altitude-measuring watch

Other Essentials for Mera Peak Climbing

Essential toiletries, including toothbrush, toothpaste, wet wipes, skin care, and other items
Require permits for Mera Peak climbing and local area entry permits.
Dry snacks, chocolate bars, and energy bars for the Mera Peak climb
Essential documents like a visa, passport, and entry and climb permits
Some amount of cash for your personal expenses
Reading books, journals, pens, and diaries for your free time during the trek

Conclusion of Mera Peak Climbing from Khare

The most demanding Mera Peak climb is one of the best peak climbs around the world, offering the best panoramic views of the Himalayas and the Everest region. You will be exploring five beautiful 8000 m peaks: those are Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Kanchenjunga, Cho Oyu, and Makalu. Moreover, you will be exploring the 360-degree views of the Everest region, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, Baruntse, and other amazing Himalayan peaks. Climbing the 8000-meter peaks by difficulty level is much more strenuous. However, during the Mera Peak summit climb, you will have perfect exploration of those mountains. The 6,476-meter-elevated Mera Peak climb is challenging, but you will have beautiful rewards. This climbing gives peace of mind, and then it will gain the confidence that gives strong vibes. Climbers can have wonderful experiences of high-altitude summiting, beautiful local culture, and Himalayan alpine flora and fauna.

The Mera Peak climbing guide from Khare will be the short itinerary, and you will summit the Mera Peak within 3 days. Hence, the short Mera peak climb from Khare is one of the best peak climbs around the world. You will have amazing peace and beautiful rewards while doing Mera Peak climbing.

FAQs

1. Do we need to wait for Mera Peak weather to summit?

Yes, we need to wait for favourable weather to summit the Mera Peak. Generally, in the early morning, it will be clear weather. During the Mera Peak climbing, there will be contingency time for waiting for good weather. Sometimes climbers will have to wait for the next day due to bad weather. However, most commonly, early in the morning, about 3 to 4 am, we can start ascending to the peak from Mera High Camp and can summit in the morning.

2. What will be the Mera Peak climbing map and itinerary from Khare?

The Mera Peak climb from Khare will be a 3-day itinerary; if there is bad weather, there might be an additional day. The map of Mera Peak climbing from Khare starts from Khare camp and ascends to the Mera high camp. You will stay in the tent camp overnight, and the next morning, try to push for the summit and wait for clear, good weather. The climbers will have the Mera Peak summit and descend back to the Khare.

3. What is the Mera peak death rate while climbing?

The Mera Peak climbing death rate is very low, almost negligible, and very rare. But climbers need to have proper acclimatization, training, physical fitness, and climbing techniques while going to the Mera Peak climb. The life hazard during the Mera Peak climbs is due to poor acclimatization and lack of proper training, exercise, and physical fitness. Moreover, climbers need to have a reputable company, guided climbing, and a well-experienced Mera Peak climbing guide.

4. What is the success rate of Mera Peak climbing?

As of now, the success rate of Mera Peak climbing is about 95 percent for those who are climbing with well-experienced Mera Peak guides and professional operators like Touch Planet Treks. Climbers who are seeking cheap Mera Peak climbing or who are without an experienced Mera guide might face hazards and will return without summiting the peak.

5. The short Khare to Mera peak climbing how many days itinerary will be?

The Khare to Mera Peak climbing itinerary will take 3 days; if there is bad weather, it might require an extra day. The Mera Peak trek will go as far as Khare, and you will need to climb to the Mera Peak summit. So, the 3-day itinerary will start from Khare and ascend to the Mera high camp. The next morning, very early, we will try to reach the summit of Mera Peak, then descend to the Mera high camp before continuing to Khare. The 6000-meter peak Mera is a moderately challenging climb, standing at 6,476 meters above sea level.

6. What is the cost of climbing Mera Peak from Khare?

The Mera Peak in Nepal is one of the gorgeous peaks to climb in the Everest region; whether you are a first-time climber or a Himalayas adventure seeker, the Mera Peak in Nepal is the best. So, the Mera Peak climb from Khare costs starting from USD 795 per climber. Touch Planet Treks offers you a group cost cheaper with the best services.

7. Mera Peak climbing cost or Lobuche Peak climbing cost, which one is cheaper?

The Mera peak climbing and the Lobuche peak climbing are located in a similar region in the Everest region. The budget for Mera Peak climbing will start from USD 2,400 per climber; likewise, the budget for Lobuche Peak climbing starts from USD 2,300 per climber. Hence, the Lobuche peak climbing will be much cheaper than the Mera peak climbing.

8. What will be the Mera Peak difficulty level?

Mera Peak's climbing difficulty level will be moderately challenging and adventurous. However, for first-time climbers, it will be challenging and strenuous to summit; they need to have pre-training and hiking exercise. High-altitude terrain, the 6,476-meter Mera Peak elevation, rocky trails and glacier trails, thick snow ridges, and extreme weather make the Mera Peak climb challenging.

9. Can I do Mera Peak climbing without a guide?

For Mera Peak climbing without a guide, we will recommend a big no, and if you are doing so, you will put your life in big danger. Moreover, for Mera Peak climbing, you need to have a well-experienced climbing guide. The Nepalese mountaineering association and authority will not allow the Mera Peak climbing without a guide.

10. What is the best Mera Peak climbing season?

The best Mera Peak climbing seasons are spring and autumn; the spring season starts from March to May, and the autumn season starts from September to November. The best time to climb Mera Peak will be the months of March to May, and another good time will be September to November. However, the Mera peak climbing in early December and early June will still be favourable. During the winter and summer or monsoon season, it will be extremely difficult to climb Mera Peak.

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