Mera Expedition

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Transportation
Private Vehicle (with driver)
Accomodation
3, 4 or 5 Stars Hotels
Maximum Altitude
6,476 meters
Arrival on
Kathmandu
Departure from
Kathmandu
Best season
Apr to May, Oct to Nov
Tour type
Trekking, Peak Climbing
Meals
All meals during the trip
Language
English, Hindi, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, Korean
Fitness level
Extreme

Overview

Itinerary

Cost

FAQs

Map

Overview

Mera Peak (6,476 m) is Nepal’s highest trekking peak and an excellent introduction to Himalayan climbing for beginners and intermediate adventurers. This 15-day expedition combines scenic mountain trekking with a thrilling non-technical climb to the summit. The journey traverses through the remote Hinku Valley, ancient forests, yak pastures, and spectacular glaciers, offering unmatched views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and other 8000m giants. Proper acclimatization and professional guidance make this a challenging yet accessible peak for fit trekkers.

Highlights

Climb Nepal’s highest trekking peak at 6,476 m
Panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kanchenjunga
Trek through pristine alpine forests and glacial valleys of the Hinku region
Ideal for fit beginners or experienced trekkers wanting a Himalayan summit
Experience Sherpa culture in remote mountain villages
Fully supported expedition with expert climbing guides and porters

Day 1 :

Arrival in Kathmandu

Meet our team, final gear check, and permits arrangement. Rest or explore the capital city.

Day 2 :

Fly to Lukla and Trek to Paiya

A thrilling mountain flight lands in Lukla. Begin the trek with a gradual climb through rhododendron forests to Paiya.

Day 3 :

Trek to Panggom

The trail ascends and descends through ridges and remote villages with first glimpses of Mera Peak.

Day 04 :

Trek to Ningsow

A scenic hike along bamboo and pine forests, crossing suspension bridges and occasional waterfalls.

Day 05 :

Trek to Chhatra Khola

Enter Makalu Barun National Park. Wild terrain and rich biodiversity accompany you along the Hinku River.

Day 06 :

Trek to Kothe

Continue north beside the river with the landscape opening into vast yak pastures and alpine views.

Day 07 :

Trek to Thangnak

Trek through glacial moraines and arrive at this high-altitude summer settlement used by yak herders.

Day 08 :

Trek to Khare

The final acclimatization village before the climb. Stunning views of Mera Peak dominate the horizon.

Day 09 :

Acclimatization and Climbing Training at Khare

Rest, gear prep, and basic climbing technique briefing. Short hikes for acclimatization.

Day 10 :

Trek to Mera High Camp

Climb onto the Mera Glacier and set up high camp at 5,800 m. Sleep just below the summit ridge.

Day 11 :

Summit Mera Peak and Return to Khare

Begin before dawn for the ascent. Use fixed ropes and crampons. After enjoying summit views, descend to Khare.

Day 12 :

Trek to Kothe

Retrace steps back through yak pastures with time to relax and celebrate.

Day 13 :

Trek to Thuli Kharka

A beautiful hike through rhododendron forest and past scenic ridges.

Day 14 :

Trek to Lukla via Zatrwa La Pass

Cross Zatrwa La (4,600 m) for final panoramic views. Descend to Lukla for a well-earned rest.

Day 15 :

Fly back to Kathmandu

Return to the capital. Option for sightseeing or final souvenir shopping.

FAQs

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Do I need a visa to travel to Bhutan?

Yes, all foreign visitors must obtain a visa to enter Bhutan. Visa applications must be processed through an authorized Bhutanese tour operator, such as Bhutan Tropical Tours and Travel.

How can I book a tour with Bhutan Tropical Tours and Travel?

You can book directly through our website or contact us via email at bhutantropical@gmail.com and phone (WhatsApp) at +975 77200511. Our friendly staff will assist you with all your booking inquiries.

When is the best time to visit Bhutan?

The best times to visit Bhutan are during the spring months (March to May) and autumn months (September to November) when the weather is pleasant and ideal for outdoor activities and cultural festivals.

Can tourists travel independently in Bhutan?

No, Bhutan requires tourists to book their travel through authorized tour operators. Independent travel is not permitted in Bhutan to maintain the country’s policy of sustainable tourism and preservation of its cultural and natural heritage.

Are there limits on the number of tourists allowed in Bhutan?

Yes, Bhutan regulates tourism through a “High Value, Low Impact” policy, which includes a daily tariff per person to ensure sustainable tourism practices and environmental conservation.

What sets Bhutan Tropical Tours and Travel apart from other tour operators?

Bhutan Tropical Tours and Travel stands out for its personalized service, experienced guides fluent in English, Spanish, Hindi, Chinese, French and comprehensive packages that include transportation, accommodation, and entrance fees to parks and museums. We prioritize customer satisfaction and ensure a memorable and enriching experience in Bhutan.