Mera Peak Climbing
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Overview
Highlights
- Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour
- Trek to Chutok & Ningsow
- Hike to Mera Peak Summit
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Trip includes
- Three nights Hotel accommodations in Kathmandu on B/B basis;
- Pick up and drop from Kathmandu airport to airport.
- 3 meals a day (Breakfasts, Lunch and Dinners with a cup of tea or coffee) during the trek and climbing period.
- Full board Accommodation of Lodges, Guesthouses in Twin Sharing Bases during the trek and tent will be available during the climbing period
- All camping equipment in Base camp;
- Flight Ticket from Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu for member and Staff
- 10 kg baggage allowance in flight and 25 Kg during trekking (with porter or yaks)
- Surface transportation will be available as per itinerary
- Trekking Permit (National Park entry fee)
- TIMS card (Trekking Information Management System) Permit
- Climbing permit for Mera peak
- Necessary staff during the trekking and climbing period With Experience Guide and Porter.
- Necessary experienced Government license holder Climbing guide during climbing period as per group size
- Facility of Food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipment and medicine for all trekking staff.
- Group medical supplies (First Aid medical kit will be available)
- One tent will be available in the Base camp for 2 people on shared basis
- High altitude food and all climbing crew will be available above base camp.
- Necessary fixed and dynamic ropes will be available during climbing period
- Necessary kitchen crew will be available in base camp
- All necessary paper works, office Service charge and Government Taxes
- Complete pre-departure information, flight ticket reconfirmation and extend visa service (if necessary)
- Farewell Dinner in Kathmandu before departure.
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Itinerary
On your arrival day, the crewmember of Nepal Trekking Routes (NTR) welcomes you at the Kathmandu Airport. Then, you will be transferred to the hotel booked for you lodgings.
After having breakfast, the tour guide of NTR takes you around the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kathmandu. You will visit Swayambhunath Stupa (the Monkey Temple), Patan Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple and Bouddhanath. You can observe the history and architectura...
After landing at Lukla, the gateway to Everest Base Camp trek, you continue the walk towards Chutok (also Chutunga). The trail goes through the magnolia and rhododendron forests of Sagarmatha National Park. On the way, you have to cross some old bridges and Nangbu Vi...
For the first few hours, the trekking track moves along a small ridge. You should be quite careful as the track is slippery until you cross Kari La Pass (3,145m). Following the narrow trail penetrating through the rhododendron and bamboo forests, you walk along the Du...
After having breakfast, you begin the journey towards Ningsow, another stopover during Mera Peak climbing. By crossing the Panggom La Pass (3,176m), you exit from Panggom. Following the steady path, you turn northwards and walk across the Peseng Kharka Khola. Crossing the Peseng Kharka Khola and the Ningsow Khola, you reach the final destination of the day for the night rest.
The trail up to Ramailo Danda is steep and rugged from Chhetra Khola. From the top of the hillock, you can have the stunning outlook of Mera Peak and Salpa Peak (4,153m). The uphill and downhill path takes you into the Makalu Barun National Park. The trail from Makalu...
After having breakfast, you begin the voyage towards the main trekking tail of Mera Peak climbing. Walking past the Majang Khola, you meet the trail that goes along the Hinku Khola. Walking along the rugged trail, you reach Tashing Ongma, a village having a few seasonal teashops. You stop the trip at Kothe after crossing the Sanu Khola bridge.
Although you have to cover the trail that leads you to 600 metres high, the trekking is easy one. Walking along the Hinku Khola banks in the shadow of Mera Peak, you march past some temporary yak herders’ sheds. Enjoying the splendid vistas of Kusum Kangru (6,367m) an...
By enjoying the alluring outlooks of Mera Peak, Kusum Kangru and Kyashar Peak (6,769m), you move ahead. From nearby Khare, you can see the colourful tent camps set by various expedition teams and the lodges. The cloudy weather adds up to the beauty of this place. Khare is the last village before Mera Peak Base Camp. You have two choices here: to set up your tented camp or stay at a lodge.
Actually, the acclimatization day is planned for the proper preparation for scaling the Mera Peak Summit. The Sherpa guide trains you to use the climbing peaks and gives you some techniques to complete this expedition. You also get the better knowledge about climbing with the help of the rope. If you have any confusion, you can consult with the climbing guide.
The trail to Mera Peak Base Camp is rugged and slippery as it is covered with the snow. So, you should be quite careful while moving ahead. In some circumstances, you may have to use crampons and ice axes as well. Similarly, you may have to use rope to reach the destination safely. After walking for about 4 hours, you reach the camping site. Overnight at a tented camp.
You begin the trip today after having breakfast moving towards the Mera La Pass (5,415m).
Even though the trail is steep and rugged, you don’t have to walk much longer. From High Camp, you have the best astounding view of Mt. Everest, Mt. Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Nuptse, Baruntse and Chamlang.
This is the most awaited day of the entire Mera Peak climbing itinerary. You are going to be on the summit of Mera Central Peak. You should start the hiking to the summit after midnight to avoid the hurdles created by the strong wind and sunlight. With the help of hea...
By enjoying the Himalayan views and stunning landscapes, you start the retreat journey. You walk across some small Himalayan Sherpa villages and monasteries en route. The major villages you have to go across are Thaknak, Gondisung and Mosom Kharka.
You follow the banks of the Hinku Khola for some time of the journey today. Afterwards, you walk along the trail passing through the dense forests of rhododendron up to Thakthor Village. Perhaps, you have your lunch over there and continue towards Thuli Kharka for the night rest.
It is the last day of trekking from Thuli Kharka to Lukla. So, you start the journey after having breakfast. You enjoy the high altitude villages surrounded by the green forests and the snowcapped peaks above them. Crossing Chhetra La Pass (also Zatrawa La Pass: 4,600...
While having breakfast, you can enjoy the sunrise view of the landscapes and snowy peaks of Everest region. Then, you fly back to Kathmandu from Lukla Airport. During the flight, you can have the aerial view of the entire Everest region for the last time this year. Af...
In this way, you have come to the end of Mera Peak climbing 18 days’ itinerary. Thus, the representative of NTR escorts you to the airport according to your flight schedule.
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We are local trekking/Tour Operator Company base in Kathmandu with Extensive knowledge of Nepal Tourism. We are fully concern with sustainable tourism development. We have more then 10 years Experience as trekking guide and trekking operator.
"Nepal Trekking Routes Pvt. Ltd. (in short NTR) is registered as a trekking company under the Department of Tourism and the Company Registrar’s Office in 2015 AD, Nepal. Being a licensed trekking agency, NTR is allowed to operate trekking and tourism activities in any part of Nepal.
The idea of running a trekking Company came to My mind after I had spent nearly a decade in the tourism industry of Nepal. I concluded if I started my own company, it would be possible to provide the quality services to the clients in a better and different way. I was working as a porter, guide, team leader, and trip planner influenced to materialize my experience of conducting trekking in the Himalayas. Me my self has served to the clients from North America, Europe, South East Asia, Pacific Region, Africa, and South America respectively. For me, it was necessary to run a local tour operator agency under mine own leadership to implement my mission, vision, and expertise all on my own. Thus, I was appointed a team of highly experienced trekking guides and other tourism enthusiast as workforce of NTR.
Amongst around 3,500 of tour and trekking operators in Nepal, NTR stands in the list of top tourism agencies due to its unique principle and functionality. It believes in show casing Nepal in a much more intimate and personalized way. Next, it is guided by the principle of offering personalized services at competitive prices. NTR does not compromise on the level and quality of services it offers regardless region, nationality, gender, religion, and occupation. All clients are equally valuable and are the brand ambassadors of the company, which is dedicated to prioritizing its clients’ safety and comfort first.
Officially, NTR is associated with Trekking Agencies’ Association of Nepal (TAAN), Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), Kathmandu Environmental Education Project (KEEP), Village Tourism Promotion Forum Nepal (VITOF-Nepal), and Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) as an active member. Most importantly, it is always a step ahead in implementing its core values of Responsible Tourism in Nepal.
Motto
Quench your tour and trekking thirst with us!
“Your safety is our first and foremost priority” is our working principle.
Plenty of time is allocated for acclimatization in each itinerary so as to avoid acute mountain sickness (AMS).
The support team members always follow the safest route although it may sometimes be longer still.
Accommodation and food in a hygienic lodge or teahouse during the trip.
Our trekking guides have knowledge about using the first aid kits for minor injuries and porters transport your luggage as safe as it is possible. However, in case of harsh conditions, emergency evacuation and rescue services will be provided.
Our Mission
Mission
NTR aims at catering our valuable customers with the fair quality services they desire and require to make their tour and trekking in Nepal a whole lot of lifelong memory and lifetime experience.
Vision
NTR envisions maintaining a friendly atmosphere while facilitating national and international tourists and trekkers by the means of our nearly a decade-long expertise and experience in the Nepalese tourism industry.
Why Nepal Trekking Routes?
Over a decade-long experience and expertise in the Nepalese tourism industry.
Led by an educated personality; both academically and professionally.
“Down-to-earth” management as the CEO himself has continuously served in this sector right from ground level, i.e. a porter and gradually promoted as a trekking guide, team leader, and trip planner.
Your security, comfort, desire, and satisfaction outweigh the financial aspect.
Flawless ground-handling skills.
Belief in “Guests are God!” principle.
Highly skillful and professional crew members dedicated to providing you services and information of natural and cultural landmarks of particular trekking regions of Nepal.
Prompt and effective decisions in hard, unfavorable circumstances.
Rescue and quick evacuation services at unsurpassable conditions, be they related to your health or harsh natural conditions.
Trustworthy and reliable ‘services with smile and care’ as you’re our responsibility until you complete your trip successfully.
Last minute booking services.
Thorough counseling and queries’ addressing before booking any trip.
Easy payment method: IME, Wire Transfer, banking transfer, or any other legal medium.
Liberty of customizing the trip even in the middle but in a mutual understanding.
Our Ethical Guidelines
All the NTR staff members respect the Mother Nature, so are guided by Responsible Tourism for environmental balance and conservation.
We are fully guided by Tourism Act, 2035 (1978AD), Tourism Policy, 2065 (2008AD), and other related laws and by-laws of the Nepal Government.
Our support team members enjoy all the rights and standards guaranteed by the ILO and other parameters set by Workers’ and Employers’ Organizations, which are active nationally and internationally.
We are always committed to practice and promote ethical tourism while caring for our fragile, close relationship with nature across the nation.
Our guiding principles: “Guests are God!” and “Your security, joy, comfort, and desire are our top priority.”
We use local products and services to contribute for bringing changes in development and livelihood of the local people by working together with local communities.
We don’t and don’t let our clients use the things and do the activities that cause short-term and long-term impacts in the biodiversity across the country.
We respect and advise our clients to respect the culture, tradition, beliefs, and lifestyle of the local people.
We don’t and suggest our clients not to do any activity that hurts the emotion of local people.
Planning unique custom trips, Travel to off-the-beaten-path attractions, Organizing adventure travel
Nepal Trekking Routes is one of the leading trekking company base in Kathmandu Nepal. We would love to organize Nepal Trekking, Peak climbing in Nepal
Unique and authentic travel package, customize tour package as per traveler interest, Use local human resource for development of local economy
We will design tour itinerary as per traveler interest. So we follow travel guidelines and implement their interest in the program
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What's excluded
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
- Emergency rescue evacuation if required.
- Personal accident insurance or Helicopter rescue.
- Airfare international flights
- Nepal entry visa fee, Visa issuance is easy at the arrival
- Any kind of Alcoholic, hot and cold drinks, hot shower.
- Alcoholic beverages, Mineral water, laundry, phone calls, internets.
- Personal climbing equipment
- All kind of Personal Expenses
- Ice fall fees Garbage Deposit (Sharing with other member) if applicable.
- Wake talkies &Filming permit.
- Any others expenses which are not mentioned on Price Includes section
- Tips, gifts, souvenirs.
Mera Climbing Direction
The other day after your Kathmandu arrival, the tour guide of Nepal Trekking Routes takes you around Kathmandu Valley. You will be visiting the UNESCO World Heritage Sites located here in the valley. On the third day, you fly from Kathmandu to Lukla, Tenzing Hillary Airport. Leaving the traditional route to Everest Base Camp trek, you divert towards the eastern part to Chutok for Mera Peak Climbing
Crossing the ridge that divides the Dudh Koshi River Valley and the Hinku Valley, you move towards Mera Peak vicinity. You have to cross Chhetra La Pass (also Zatrawa La Pass: 4,600 m), which is the highest pass of the trail to Mera Central Peak. Following the Pasang Lhamu trekking trail, you move across Makalu Barun National Park. On the way, you go past some Sherpa, Rai and Tamang villages as well.
In the course of the trekking in Nepal, you spend nights at Kothe, Thaknak and Khare as the stopovers. During the acclimatization day at Khare, the Sherpa guide gives you basic trainings about peak climbing in Nepal. He also trains you to use the climbing gears so that you can scale the peak comfortably. He gives you some techniques about avoiding the possible haphazard while ascending to the peak.
Mera Peak Climbing Difficulty
Of course, it is not much easy to climb a trekking peak in Nepal, which is covered with the thick layers of the snow. If the expedition in Nepal is not made on the right time, you may meet with an accident, too. Similarly, if the team leader is not experienced and tactical, you may not be able to reach the final destination. We come to hear many cases when the climbers or mountaineers have lost the part of the body like hands or feet. Others have lost their lives being swept away by the avalanches.
Although it is not much technical, Mera Peak climbing is a quite challenging task. The section from the High Camp to the summit is more challenging. You need to start the climb around 2 am. You have to cross some crevasses to reach the top of this peak. The headlamp is the only option to find out the right track to reach the Mera Peak Central Summit.
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