Mera Peak Climbing

Mera Peak Climbing one of the fascinating mountains to climb in whole Himalaya range, although a smaller peak of less technical effort. It was one of the highest trekking peaks of Nepal at the height of 6,461 m / 21,190 ft high. Adventure to Mera Peak Climbing takes you into pure wilderness enclosed by tall mountains of Kusum Kanguru, Peak 43, Naulekh / Kalo Himal with Baruntse towards east.

A great way to spend and experience an adventure around complete tranquility beyond main villages and human settlement on the least explored trails by other trekkers and adventurer due to its remote and isolated location. Mera Peak Climbing a grade of ‘F’ which means “Facial Easy” which leads you towards rocky moraine, snow and glaciers with ice section to reach the summit of Mera Peak of less technical effort climb. However, all climbers require adequate climbing gears and equipment for safe climb and success, the grading used from famous French and Swiss Alpine Climbing Classification Systems which is popular worldwide for alpine climbing of a day or more.

Mera Peak Climb begins on reaching at Lukla after a short scenic flight from Kathmandu and then heading due northeast within the lovely forest of rhododendron and pines with the climb over Naulekh and Kalo Himal that separates Inkhu Valley with broad areas of Dudh-Kosi river. The walk leads to enchanting woodland with grand views of peaks to reach at arid and arctic zone terrain at Mera Peak base camp, where practice and acclimatization days are set to make the climb a great success.

After much preparations, and then heading for the big ascent reaching on top Mera Peak summit facing outmost panorama of mountains with Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Amadablam, Baruntse, and Makalu as far to Kanchenjunga in the east.

We are enjoying great feat on top Mera Peak where return journey leads on the same scenic route to reach Lukla. A panoramic flight back to the hustle and bustle city life of Kathmandu, after a glorious memory and experience on Mera Peak Climb.

Best Seasons for Mera Peak Climb and Trekking

March to May springtime will be the best time when wild-flowers especially the rhododendron (Nepal national flower) in full bloom, which the walk more attractive with beautiful, bright morning till afternoon, with some chances of rains sometimes.

October to December another best months around Autumn/Fall and pre-winter, when most of the days are clear for views and walks but can be much colder and freezing as altitude gains with chances of snow sometimes.

Monsoon is the months from mid-June to mid-September wet rainy seasons, where less number of trekkers venture and some lodge in a mid storm and mid-winter lodge can be close. Sometimes due to the harsh and dank climate which makes the walking trails much harder and slippery, but much greener hills with lush vegetation in wet seasons, choice as per your holiday duration for Nepal and Mera Peak Climb and treks.