Mera Peak 17 Days
Best: Autumn / Spring
Next departure: Oct 16 - Nov 1, 2026 · 10 spots left
Mera Peak Trek
INR 180,000
Trade the trail for a summit.
Combine remote Himalayan trekking with a high-altitude climbing adventure, reaching the summit of Mera Peak on a challenging 17-day expedition.
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- 4.9/5 rating
- 15+ years
- 15,000+ trekkers
Next departure Oct 16 — 10 spots left
“We went to Everest Base Camp through Himalayan Wonders. One of the greatest experiences of my life was made so much enjoyable by this team! Garba Rai, my guide, was amazing throughout - every day he would take care of my little needs like I was his family…”
Guru Kulkarni
Trekking Facts
- Best Season
- Autumn & Spring
- Group Size
- Min 1 to Max 10
Mera Peak 17 Days Itinerary
Day 1
Kathmandu (1350m) - Arrival Day
Welcome to Kathmandu, the capital and cultural hub of Nepal! We'll be waiting with a warm greeting and easy transfer to your hotel. Take a rest after the long flight and explore Thamel the hub of Kathmandu.
Day 2
Kathmandu (1350m) - Preparation
Today our team will meet with you in the early afternoon to review the gear you have brought and to take you to the gear rental shop. We will make sure you have quality climbing boots that fit well before you head off to the mountain. Plan on an evening briefing on last-minute specifics about your trek and an early lights-out: you have a big day ahead.
Day 3
Lukla (2800m) - Rest Day
We take morning flight from Kathmandu to Lukla(2800m) and spend the rest of the day in Lukla for acclimatization. Lodge accommodation. Lukla Flights are departing and returning to Ramechhap instead of Kathmandu due to ongoing upgrades at Kathmandu Airport. Its about a 4 hour drive to Ramechhap from Kathmandu so we will get started for the airport around 2 am. The return drive at the end of the trek is between 4 and 6 hours depending on traffic.
Day 4
Chutanga (3450m) - 4 hour trek
A leisurely trek from Lukla to Chutanga through pine and rhododendron forests.
Day 5
Cross Zatrwa La (4600m) to Khartitang at (3900m) - 6 to 8 hours trek
This is a challenging day as you hike up nearly 1200m (4000 feet) to cross over the Zatrwa La Pass and then descend to Khartitang at 3900m.
Day 6
Kothe (4095m) - 5 hours trek
Trek from Tuli Kharka up the beautiful Hinku Valley to Kothe or Gotay (4095m) this takes about five hours.
Day 7
Tangnang (4350m) - 4 hours
We continue up the Hinku Valley as the forest gives way and the vegetation becomes more sparse. We will enjoy fantastic view of south face of Mera Peak throughout the day.
Day 8
Tangnang (4350m) - Rest Day
Rest and acclimatization day at Thangnak. We will take a day hike for acclimatization to Sabal Tsho Lake and hike to the cairn (5271m) on the flank of Kusum Kangguru (6367m).
Day 9
Khare (5,045m) - 3 hours trek
Trek from Tangnang to Khare where you will have excellent views of Kyashar, Mera and Kusum Kangru.
Day 10
Mera Base Camp (5300m) - 5 hours trek
Trek and climb from Khare to Mera Base Camp. Your guide will give you some training on the basic use of crampons, rope and ice axe.
Day 11
High Camp (5780m) - 5 hours trek
Trek and climb from Mera Base Camp to High camp. High camp lies on rock ledge perched just above the glacier with fantastic views of the surrounding summits.
Day 12
Mera Summit (6476m) and Descend to Khare (5045m) - 12 to 15 hours trek
Today is the big day. We start around 1am so as to reach the summit by sunrise and descend all the way to Khare by afternoon. The quick decent means a long day of trekking but fewer problems with acclimatization.
Day 13
Kothe (3600m) - 5 hours trek
We retrace our route down the Hinku Valley to Kothe.
Day 14
Thuli Kharka - 6 hours trek
Continue hiking down the Hinku Valley to Thuli Kharka.
Day 15
Lukla - 8 hours trek
This is the last big day as we climb over Zatrwa La (4600m) once again on the way back to Lukla. This is last evening in the mountains.
Day 16
Kathmandu (1350m)
In the morning, you'll hop a brief flight from Lukla to Kathmandu (See Note), where your journey both began and ends. You'll transfer to your hotel upon landing for some much-needed solo rest and reflection after your trek conquering the Himalayas. We'll reunite in the evening for a farewell dinner at one of the best Nepalese restaurants in town, where we'll be eager to hear your feedback on the trip. Lukla Flights are departing and returning to Ramechhap instead of Kathmandu due to ongoing upgrades at Kathmandu Airport. Its about a 4 to 6 hour drive from Ramechhap back to Kathmandu depending on traffic.
Day 17
Depart Kathmandu (1350m)
Transfer to the airport for final departure or alternatively join other activities.
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What's Included
- All airport transfers from arrival to departure
- 17 day adventure, 14 of which include 3 meals a day
- Round-trip airfare between Kathmandu/Ramecchap and Lukla *
- All Climbing Gear (Including boots, harness and helmet)
- 20kg baggage allowance in flight and during trekking
- Porter service
- Airport transfers
- English-speaking, government-licensed Trekking Guide
- English-speaking, government-licensed Climbing Guide
- Climbing permit for Mera peak.
- All applicable trekking and climbing permits
- 3 nights' accommodation in Kathmandu on B&B plan
- Government taxes, entrance fee, equipment fee, and other applicable fees
- First aid kit
- Trip certificate
- Farewell dinner
- Himalayan Wonders t-shirt
Why Base Camp Hikes
15+ Years in the Himalayas
Decades of experience planning and operating treks across Nepal and the Everest region.
Experienced Sherpa Guides
Trek with experienced local guides who know the Everest trail, altitude, weather and mountain conditions.
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Complete Trek Logistics
Transfers, permits, accommodation, flights and trekking arrangements are coordinated by one team.
Trusted & Officially Registered in Nepal
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Meet Your Trek Experts
Real people in Kathmandu and India who plan your trip and answer your questions - not a call centre.
Nishes Thapa
Operations Director
Oversees operations in Nepal with over 15 years of trekking experience in the Himalayas. Works directly with our guides and porters and personally organizes every trek, hand-picking the best guides in the region.
Anand Dongre
Adventure Expert, India Office
Runs our India office operations out of Nagpur. Has trekked in Nepal himself several times and helps coordinate with guests, bringing excellent knowledge of the different treks on offer.
What Travelers Say
Traveler experiences with our parent company, Himalayan Wonders · Source: Tripadvisor
★★★★★
“Went for the EBC trek with Himalayan Wonders a few weeks ago, and it was truly a wonderful experience thanks to their team. Our guide, Mr. Garba Rai, was incredibly helpful, fun, and supportive throughout the journey.”
Aparna Nair Read this review on TripAdvisor →
★★★★★
“Our Everest Base Camp guide (Pasang Dawa) made this journey even more unforgettable. He took great care of us throughout the trek, always making sure we were safe, comfortable, and motivated.”
Charan Teja Reddy Chinthakuntla Read this review on TripAdvisor →
★★★★★
“Had a wonderful time with Bhanu Ji. Superb trek lead, fantastic experience, perfect weather prediction, and great knowledge on all peaks. Thanks!”
Vivek Iyer Read this review on TripAdvisor →
★★★★★
“Ram Prasad Bhattarai was our trek leader, and he was exceptional in every way. He provided clear briefings and well-planned day-by-day schedules, which kept everything organized and stress-free, and he always made sure the whole group stayed safe.”
Vajeeram Bhoopalan Read this review on TripAdvisor →
★★★★★
“We went to Everest Base Camp through Himalayan Wonders. One of the greatest experiences of my life was made so much enjoyable by this team! Garba Rai, my guide, was amazing throughout - every day he would take care of my little needs like I was his family…”
Guru Kulkarni Read this review on TripAdvisor →
★★★★★
“I had an incredible experience with Himalayan Wonders on my Everest Base Camp trek. From start to finish, everything was handled professionally and with great attention to detail.”
Ashish Thakral Read this review on TripAdvisor →
★★★★★
“Our recent Annapurna Circuit Trek done with the wonderful support of Himalayan Wonders has been a great experience. They took utmost care of our group of 5 friends from Kathmandu airport up to the completion of the trek.”
Vaijayanti Ingawale Read this review on TripAdvisor →
★★★★★
“Good humble guides, good support, good back up at remote areas, good team and flexible with group travel. Travelled with my son.”
Praveen Kumar Manchi Laxminarayana Read this review on TripAdvisor →
★★★★★
“6 of us went for EBC trek in Oct first week 2024. Lots of uncertainty due to floods and weather conditions - Himalayan Wonders took care of the flights, choppers, anything, in a very short notice.”
Krishna Kumar Lakshmi Prakash Read this review on TripAdvisor →
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Mera Peak 17 Days Questions
How challenging is the Mera Peak Climbing for a typical trekker?
The Mera Peak Climbing is graded Very Strenuous / Peak Climbing - a real physical commitment worth training for in advance.
How many days does the complete Mera Peak Climbing take?
The full Mera Peak Climbing itinerary runs 17 Days, which includes built-in acclimatization time rather than rushing straight up - the extra days matter more than they might seem to on paper.
When is the best season to experience the Mera Peak Climbing?
Autumn and Spring are when most people go, and for good reason - skies are clearest, trails are driest, and the mountain views the trek is built around actually show up.
How high does the Mera Peak Climbing take you?
The Mera Peak Climbing tops out at 6,476m. The itinerary is paced to get you there gradually rather than quickly, which is the difference between a good trip and a miserable one at that height.
What local culture and communities will you experience on the Mera Peak Climbing?
You'll pass through Sherpa villages the whole way, sharing tea-house meals and overnight stops with families who've called these valleys home for generations.
Gear You'll Need
Be prepared for changing Himalayan conditions. Here are the essential items we recommend bringing for your trek.
Trekking Boots
Good ankle support and grip for rocky, uneven trails.
Down Jacket
Warmth for cold mornings, evenings and high-altitude nights.
Sleeping Bag
Rated for sub-zero temperatures at teahouse altitudes.
Trekking Poles
Take pressure off your knees on long descents.
Backpack
A daypack for essentials you'll want on the trail.
Headlamp
For pre-dawn starts and teahouses without steady power.
Water Bottle
Reusable and insulated, so it won't freeze overnight.
Sunglasses
UV protection against strong high-altitude glare.
Trek Preparation Guide
Get Trek-Ready
- Build fitness: Walk, hike, or climb stairs regularly before your trek.
- Train for altitude: Include longer walks with gradual elevation gain.
- Pack smart: Carry only essential clothing, gear, medicines, and personal items.
- Break in boots: Wear your trekking shoes before the trip.
- Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water and limit alcohol before and during the trek.
- Sleep well: Arrive rested and ready for the trail.
- Prepare for weather: Himalayan conditions can change quickly, so carry suitable layers.
- Travel insurance: Comprehensive travel insurance with trekking and emergency evacuation coverage is recommended.
Useful Trekking Resources
Comprehensive Everest Base Camp Packing List
A practical checklist covering clothing, equipment and essential supplies for an Everest Base Camp trek.
Read Guide →The Weather and Climate of the Himalayas
An overview of Himalayan climate patterns, monsoon influences and regional weather differences.
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