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Mera Peak (6,476 meters / 21,247 feet) is one of the highest trekking peaks in Nepal, offering an incredible adventure for climbers and trekkers. Located in the Khumbu region, Mera Peak is known for its stunning panoramic views of some of the highest peaks in the world, including Mount Everest, Makalu, Lhotse, and Cho Oyu. This trek is perfect for those who want to experience high-altitude trekking and climbing, while also appreciating the natural beauty and Sherpa culture of the Everest region.
For a group size of 2 to 4 people, the trek cost is US $2,753.00 nett per person. This rate is calculated on a per person basis for groups within this size range, and it reflects the full package cost including the services and inclusions outlined above.
The best time of year for Mera Peak climbing is during the pre-monsoon spring season, from March to May, and the post-monsoon autumn season, from September to November. These two windows offer the most stable weather, clear mountain views, and moderate temperatures, making them ideal for both trekking to the base and the technical summit climb.
Spring brings warming temperatures after winter, blooming rhododendron forests along the lower trails, and generally dry, settled conditions that favor summit attempts. Autumn follows the monsoon rains, so the skies are clear, visibility is excellent, and trails are dry, offering some of the best mountain panoramas of the year, including views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga from the summit.
Climbing outside these two windows is not recommended. The winter months of December through February bring extreme cold and heavy snowfall at higher elevations, which increases avalanche risk and can make the route impassable. The summer monsoon season, from June to August, brings heavy rainfall, leeches on the lower trails, and persistent cloud cover that obscures mountain views and increases the risk of landslides on the approach route.
During peak climbing and trekking, all necessary permits and documentation are arranged, including the peak climbing permit, a garbage deposit of $500, and climbing sherpa insurance. You will be accompanied by a professional, well equipped, and experienced local climbing guide throughout the climbing period. On the night of the climb, one night of camping meals, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner along with tea, coffee, and hot water, is provided at the tented camp.
Personal climbing equipment is provided for each guest, including boots, a harness set, crampons, ice axe, ascender, descender, and locking and unlocking carabiners. Group climbing equipment is also included, covering the main rope, snow bars, ice hammer, ice tool, ice screws, short 5mm accessory cords, and slings. Upon successful summit, each climber receives an official peak summit certificate.
All staff supporting the expedition, including insurance, meals, equipment, and accommodation, are fully covered by the package. During the trekking portion, one porter is provided for every two members, with a maximum baggage load of 25 kg per porter, and assistant guides are included for the entire trek when the group size exceeds 7 people.
Throughout the trip, three meals a day, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, are provided, along with accommodation in the best available guest houses on a room sharing basis. Wi-Fi is included at these guest houses, though availability is limited to areas up to Khare.
