Mera Peak Climbing -17 Days

Mera Peak Climbing
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Mera Peak Climbing -17 Days
Mera Peak Climbing
Mera Peak Climbing
At a Glance
Duration17 Days
Trip GradeStrenuous
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CountryNepal
Maximum Altitude6476m/21246.72ft.
Group Size1 -10 Pax
StartsKathmandu
EndsKathmandu
Travel StylePrivate/ Trekking
Best TimeSepterber, October, November , March, April and May

Mera Peak Climbing

There are countless snowy mountains in Nepal. In fact, the country is home to more than 1900 snow-capped mountains and is an ideal destination to quench your thirst for reaching the summit of a mountain. You must know first about the difference between expedition and peak climbing. Both these terms are used to describe climbing mountains. However, expedition refers to climbing mountains above 7000 m height and peak climbing refers to climbing trekking peaks below 7000 m height. It should also be noted that some of the mountains below the expedition altitude level require an expedition permit due to technical reasons. For example, Mt. Amadablam (6812 m) and Lobuche West (6145 m) are trekking peaks but the climber must get an expedition permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). Choose the Mera Peak Climbing in Nepal and reach the top of Nepal’s highest trekking peak!

Highlights of the Mera Peak Climbing

  • Explore Kathmandu’s Hidden Beauty before taking a flight to Lukla
  • Experience the most Thrilling flight between Kathmandu and Lukla before and after the Mera Peak Climbing
  • Witness the Magnificent aerial mountains and lush green valley views
  • Embark on the classical Mera Peak Climbing route via Paiya and Pankoma
  • Discover the rich flora and Funa as you cross the different climate zones during the Adventure
  • Soak in the most unique scenery and serenity of the trail of the world
  • Immerse yourself in the multi-ethnic culture, organic meals, warm hospitality, and tradition.
  • Walk through rugged trails and build your stamina for the challenging ascend
  • Participate in the short and useful training in Khare before commencing to Mera Peak climbing
  • Start Mera peak climbing from Khare and walk along the glacier to High Camp (5800m)
  • Ascending the Mera peak (6476m), the highest trekking peak in Nepal
  • Enjoy the breathtaking mountain views from Mera Summit to Everest, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Cho Oyu, and Lhotse.
  • On May 20, 1953, Col. Jimmy Roberts and Sen. Tenzing, nicknamed The Foreign Sportsman, achieved the remarkable feat of being the first to ascend Mera Central.
  • Trek Back to Lukla via Zatrwa La Pass (4620m)
  • Concludes the Mera peak climbing after taking a flight back from Lukla to Kathmandu

Mera Peak Climbing Routes and Packages

Mera Peak climbing is the third most popular climbing peak in Nepal after the Island Peak and Lobuche East Peak. It is an easy and accessible route to climb; thus, it is an ideal peak for both beginners and seasoned climbers. For the Mera Peak Climbing, several different routes are popular. Therefore, after a long working experience in the field, we bring you three distinct routes for the Mera Peak Climbing and a well-crafted package for your choice. Each of the packages offers an unparalleled experience of the hidden beauty of the region and different levels of difficulty. Let’s learn about the detailed routes, packages, and costs of the Mera Peak with Himalayan Trekking Path Pvt. Ltd.

  • Mera Peak Climbing Upper Route: It is a short and challenging trail that starts from Lukla to Mera Summit via Zatrawa La Pass(4620m) and returns the same way to Lukla and back to Kathmandu. From Lukla, it quickly brings you to the high pass and the trail is mainly off the beaten path rugged rocky trail. This is also called the Upper route for the Mera Peak Climbing. Learn the detained Mera Peak Climbing upper route's itinerary, cost, and package.
  • Mera Peak Climbing Lower Route: This package is called Lower Route for Mera Peak Climbing which encircles the entire region. It is the best package for the beginner because it starts from the Lukla and treks to Paiya then heads to Khare. Subsequently, from the Mera peak climbing return to Lukla from the Upper route. Find the detailed Mera Peak Climbing Lower route's Package itinerary and cost
  • Mera Peak Climbing by Overland: This is the newly developed trekking package for Mera Peak. You will start the trip from Kathmandu with a scenic and adventurous ride to Khari Khola via Salleri. Then from Khari Khola commence the trek to Pankoma and then follow the classic trek to Mera Summit then back to Lukla from the Zatrawa La Pass trail. Find the Mera Peak Climbing Overland Package's cost, route, and itinerary.

What are the different itineraries of the Mera Climbing trip?

The team of travel planners here at the Himalayan Trekking Path consists of Everest Summiteer, Sherpa guides, and International Mountain Guides. Therefore, our itineraries are always less risky and more gains in terms of safety and success rate. Climbing any mountains is divided into two parts. The first part is the trek to the base camp of the mountain and the second part is to climb to the top. The trekking portion is led by a trekking guide and the climbing portion is led by a Sherpa Climbing guide. It is equally crucial to operate the trek to base camp in the best possible way with enough acclimatization. We offer you three options to reach Mera Base Camp either from the Lukla section or from the Khari Khola section.

For Mera Peak Climbing flight to Lukla or a road trip to Khari Khola via Salleri are two major options to start the trek. In addition to these two trekking routes, the Paiya route is considered the classical Mera Peak Climbing trek route. All these options are available with us at the best possible rate.

Lukla to Zatrwa La Pass (4620 m)

The most popular and shorter itinerary of Mera Peak Climbing is from the town of Lukla. The Lukla Flight takes about 35 minutes from Kathmandu or 15 minutes from Manthali Airport Ramechhap. Please check with our travel planners to know more about the Lukla Flights. If you are using the flight then Lukla is the trailhead of this trekking route. Trekkers have to trek on a well-maintained trail for about 3 hours through green lush forests and scenery of outstanding deeper valleys with long mountain ranges in the background. The trail gradually ascends slightly steeper a few meters before reaching Chutanga village which is a small village with few tea houses located in the small valley in the middle of the gigantic hill. The trekking from Chutanga to Thuli Kharka via Zatrwa La Pass is challenging. Trekkers have to walk uphill on a winding trail full of pebbles and rocky boulders. They have to cross several stone and wooden bridges over small streams. The most daunting section is the stone staircase section few meters before reaching the top of the pass. Finally, on this day, trekkers can see the final destination, Mount Mera. Once at the top, trekkers can trek downhill to Thuli Kharka. It is the hardest way of doing the trek but it is equally scenic as well as consists of a shorter itinerary.

How to reach Khari Khola and avoid Lukla Flight for Mera Climbing?

Avoid the Lukla flight by choosing the road trip from Kathmandu to Khari Khola via Salleri. The road trip to Salleri is about 6 to 7 hours and it takes about 5 to 6 hours to reach Khari Khola from Salleri. The drive from Salleri to Khari Khola is on a bumpy graveled road. Therefore, you will have to use the four-wheeled jeep. Upon reaching here, trekkers trek to Pangomm which is in the Mera Circuit Trek route. The advantage of using Khari Khola route is that your trip becomes guaranteed departure! The major hurdle for any kinds of climbing or trekking in the Everest region of Nepal is the unpredictable nature of Lukla Flights.

Taking Lukla to Paiya Route as a Mera Circuit Trek

The classical way to reach Mera Peak is by taking the route of Paiya. Trekkers have to use Lukla flight and descend downhill to Surke and then uphill climb to Paiya. There are many passes in this section and a relatively longer itinerary. However, the scenery of mountains and authentic Sherpa villages are more in this section. There are terraced farmlands, countless streams, villages, monasteries, and diverse vegetation in this trail in comparison to Zatrwa La Pass route.

How difficult is to reach Mera Summit?

To reach Mera Summit, climbers don’t require oxygen and extreme technical knowledge. A rope tied with the climbing guide and good pair of crampons attached climbing shoes are enough to reach the top. However, you require good amount of physical fitness and cardio-vascular abilities. There is less density of oxygen in the high-altitude places. The air is thin and there are many steep uphill/downhill sections. The highest place to spend overnight during this trip is at the Mera High Camp which is at an altitude of 5800 m from sea level. So, don’t underestimate the trip of climbing Mera Peak even if it is the easiest trekking peak to climb in Nepal.

Do I get to see Mount Everest from Mera Top?

The top of Mera Peak offers splendid scenery of 5 top 10 mountains of the world including the world’s tallest Mt. Everest. Relish the chance to witness mountains like Makalu, Lhotse, Choyou, and Kanchenjunga from the top of Mount Mera. Besides these mountains, climbers can enjoy other various mountains including the mountains of the Tibetan region.

What is the success rate of Climbing Mount Mera?

The success rate of climbing Mount Mera is considerably higher than most of the trekking peaks of Nepal. The lack of technical requirements has increased the chances of successful ascent of the mountain. In an average, the success rate of climbing Mera is about 80 to 90 %. The major obstacles in successful climbing are the fatigue or bodily injury (diseases) and risk of altitude sickness. If you follow the proper itinerary prepared by the Himalayan Trekking Path then the success rate may become 100 % as our record is cent percentage in terms of climbing Mera! Stay hydrated and heed instructions of our guides to increase the chances of reaching the top.

Do I need training to climb Mera? Where do I get training to climb the mountain?

You don’t need extensive mountain climbing training to climb Mera Peak. All you need to know is the way to use rope while climbing and walking with crampons on! Build the physical fitness level and choose the right companion to climb. Climbers get basic rope handling training, walking with crampons, and mountaineering communication language in Khare acclimatization day. Behind the village on a small ridge, Sherpa guides help you do the drill repetitively until you get used to it before attempting to climb the mountain.

Can a beginner successfully complete the Mera Trekking Peak Climbing?

Yes, Mera Trekking Peak Climbing is suitable for all kinds of climbers including a beginner. As mentioned above, you require strong mental strength and good physical fitness to successfully complete the Mera Trekking Peak Climbing. For more details, contact our travel planners and state your body conditions as well as your motive to climb Mera. Our team of experts will help you overcome any kind of fear as well as provide you with proper climbing instructions. We help you fulfill your dream of reaching the summit of a snowy mountain!

Which is harder Kilimanjaro or Mera?

Mount Kilimanjaro (5895 m) is the highest mountain of the African Continent of the world. While comparing the difficulty level of Mera and Kilimanjaro, it is fairly difficult to do Mera than Kilimanjaro. However, climbers have to walk long hours during Kilimanjaro climbing but for Mera frequent acclimatization and average 6 hours of walking is enough. In terms of the trekking trail, too Mera Peak is difficult as climbers have to climb over the glacier and rocky rugged trail in Mera trip. However, the risk of altitude sickness is high on both these trips.

From which point do I need to wear crampons to climb Mera?

Trekkers have to wear crampons from Mera Base Camp which is about 2 to 3 hours from Khare. However, it depends upon the condition of the trail. If it is icy then you can use crampons otherwise on a rocky trail, we will not use the crampons. There are a few crevasses along the way. Walking on a vast glacier up to Mera High Camp offers the quintessential scenery of mountains like Everest and Nuptse.

How hard is it to stay in Mera High Camp?

The floor of a tent in Mera High Camp is unstable and you may have to sleep overnight in a hard surface. Staying overnight in 5800 m altitude is never easy but enough acclimatization and company of good guides and crew members will help you stay overnight in Mera High Camp easily. The campsite is at the edge of a cliff on a rocky face with a vertical ridge at the back. From the top of the ridge, we can see the beautiful large valley of Khare and beyond.

Cost of Climbing Mera Peak

The cost of Climbing Mera Peak differs according to the number of days and climbers’ preferences. On average, the cost starts from 2000 $ to 5000 $ per person. Please contact our travel planners to get the best cost and deals for any kind of peak climbing activity in Nepal. We are the experts of high-altitude adventure activities in Nepal. Our itinerary and the cost of the trip are highly flexible. Check out our includes and excludes section to know more about prices and services included in the peak climbing package.

Book the climbing of the easiest mountain peak in the world above 6000 m altitude

Get to the top of 6476 m tall Mera Peak which is the tallest Trekking Peak of Nepal. Even if it is the tallest trekking peak, climbing Mera is considered the easiest among all peaks of Nepal. So, don’t miss out on this fun-filled adventurous epic peak climbing journey.

Contact our travel planners today! Pack your bags and lace up your boots! The mountains of Nepal are calling you!

Mera Peak Climbing Cost for 2025/2026: What to Expect

The cost of Mere Peak Climbing starts from USD 2000 and reaches up to USD5000 per person depending on factors like group size and service. Also duration, way to travel, and service that consists of the Package impact the cost of the Mera Peak Climbing. Learn about the exact cost of the 17-day Mera Peak climbing package. As per the package and itinerary and service mentioned package, you will get the comprehensive package from USD 2200 to USD 2500 per person as per the group outlined below. In the package, you will get accommodation in Kathmandu and the Mountain, Permits, a Guide, a porter, a round-trip flight (Ktm-Lukla), Meals for the mountain, climbing gear except personal, and many more. The cost will be higher if you get a helicopter ride. For example, you can travel from Kathmandu to Lukla at USD500 to USD1000 per person and Similarly, from Kahre to Kathmandu at USD1200 to USD 2000 in a shared heli according to the season and situation. The private helicopter will be high costly than the sharing option. Let's make your plans today for Mera Peak climbing, Himalayan Trekking Path is here to offer the best assistance and cost for your lifetime jounrey.

  • The cost for solo climbers to undertake the Mera Peak Climbing Expedition is USD 2500.
  • For a group of 2 to 5 people, the cost per person for Mera Peak Climbing is USD 2300.
  • If you have a larger group of 6 to 10 individuals, the cost per person for Mera Peak Climbing is USD 2200.

Note: Kindly be informed that in the mentioned cost the helicopter service is not included. If you want to get a helicopter ride the cost of the package increases!

Itinerary

Are you in search of the best trekking agency for Mera Peak Climbing? Your search ends here with Himalayan Trekking Path Company. Each season, we manage 10 to 20 groups, boasting a remarkable 95% success rate. We are committed to delivering services tailored to your needs, whether you prefer budget options or exclusive helicopter support. Our flexible, supportive, and highly skilled team will guide you throughout your journey. Join us for our 17-day Mera Peak climbing package. This itinerary will take you from Kathmandu to the trailhead by flight, followed by a trek to Khare, and then the expedition to Mera Summit (6476m), before returning to Kathmandu via the Zatrwa La Pass and Lukla. For your convenience, we have provided a detailed Mera Peak Climbing itinerary. Should you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at any time; we are always here to assist you. Do you need any assistance? Please contact Here (WhatApps: +977-9849683092)

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Upon your arrival, you’ll meet one of our representatives waiting outside the terminal building of Kathmandu Airport. Following the exchange of warm greetings, you’ll be escorted to your hotel via a private vehicle. Check in to the hotel and freshen up. Once you have settled into the new setting, you can either rest in your room, enjoying the amenities offered, or head out for a jaunt to a nearby tourist attraction. An evening walk around bustling Thamel Bazaar, aka ‘the tourist hub', is highly recommended to get some refreshments.

Max. Altitude: 1350m/4429.134ftAccommodation: Hotel

Today, you’ll embark on a domestic flight destined for Lukla. This 30-minute scenic flight renders aerial glimpses of the snow-clad mountains alongside the dramatic landscapes featuring ferocious rivers, forest-covered grounds, terraced hills and numerous human settlements. After landing at the Tenzing-Hillary airport in Lukla, we’ll move on to the famous Everest Trail. Moving through dense woods, we’ll cross a bridge to arrive at Surke (2,290 m), then traverse Chutok La Pass (2,945m) before making it to Paiya. Aka Chutok (2,730m): this village extends a lovely Himalayan outlook, embracing  Kongde Ri, Khatang, Tang Ragi Tu and other adjacent peaks.

 

Note: Throughout the seasonal months, including October, November, March, and April, there are no direct flights available between Kathmandu and Lukla. Consequently, travelers are required to make a stopover in Ramechhap before continuing their journey to Lukla.

 

Max. Altitude: 2730m/8956.693ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

As we resume our walk down the hill, we’ll go across a wooden bridge. From this point onwards until the time we overcome Kari La Pass (3,145m), it is slippery, so be cautious while hiking in this segment of the route. The tapered mountain trail now advances through the woodland of rhododendron and bamboo and continues along the banks of the Dudh Koshi River to Pangkoma (2,804m), a tiny yet serene village whose inhabitants engage in farming and trading to sustain their daily lives. Enjoy the sublime mountain scenery en route.

Max. Altitude: 2,804m/9199.475ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

Leaving behind Pangkoma village, we’ll follow the rocky trail and climb to the other side of Panggom La Pass (3,174m). Accompanied by the mesmerizing outlooks of Mera Peak’s south face and Naulekh Peak; we’ll now move forward on the windy path past the greenwoods, long Mani wall, lush hills, ridges, hamlets, and teahouses to present ourselves in the village of Shibuche (2,854m) at long last.

Max. Altitude: 2,854m/9363.517ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

Subsequent to a hearty breakfast, we’ll move uphill along a steep and narrow pathway i.e. typically found in the mountainous terrain of Nepal. Beyond the rhododendron and bamboo woodland, we’ll pass by the landslides to get as far as a freshwater stream gushing with pellucid waters. Progressing to the other side of a stream, we’ll forge to the further side of rhododendron woods and bamboo jungles. Here, we may come upon native wildlife including the rare red panda. We’ll then proceed a little further down a rock cave to arrive at Chhatra Khola (3,122m).

Max. Altitude: 3,122m/10242.78ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

The narrow route now climbs alongside the Inkhu Khola, then unites with another path to Mera Peak via Zartwa La Pass (4,160m). Guided uphill by the trekking trail as straight as an arrow, we’ll reach Tashing Ongma (3,530 m), which is a settlement harbouring seasonal tea shops. After some rest, we’ll run into the primary route to Mera Peak. Appreciating the wonderful views of Mera and the Hinku Valley, we’ll make an ascent to the north past Mosom Kharka (3,691m), Osila Kharka (4,060 m), and Gondishung (4,180 m) in the direction of our next stopover at Kote (3,580m).

Max. Altitude: 3,580m/11745.41ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

We’ll face a short trek this day.  Nevertheless, the initial steady abrupt climb followed by a descent and a steady advancement over a ridge to Tangnang (4,358m) may take a toll on us. On this segment of the rugged route, slow and steady movement is the key to put in an appearance at the destination of this present day.

Max. Altitude: 4,358m/14297.9003ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

At the elevation of 4,358m asl, Tangnang is an expanding cluster of tea houses and an ideal place for acclimatization purposes. But not just its altitude, this village also offers a side-trip to Charpate Himal Glacier, which is great as well as essential for trekkers and climber in order to adapt as per the surroundings with lower oxygen density. We can observe the close view of Charpate Himal (6,770m) – a sacred mountain for the Sherpas community, close to the side of Mera north and other snow-capped mountains from here. Eventually, we’ll move back t at Tangnang.

Max. Altitude: 4,358m/14297.9003ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

Though it’s not the first time for some of you to reach above 5,000m asl; yet for most of us, it will an unforgettable experience from both good and bad side. You’ll be exhausted on one side but on the other, your efforts will be recognized with spectacular views of Charpate Himal and incredible surroundings. We’ll now head out of Tangnag to the east along the lateral moraine of the Dig Glacier to Dig Kharka (4,659m). In our current situation, if our trek guide allows, we may climb up the moraine for vistas of the pristine Sabai Tso glacial lake (4,465m). We’ll ascend through some more moraines then get as far as the snout of the Hinku Nup and Shar Glaciers. Thereafter, we’ll move up on a precipitous track to Khare (5,045m).

Max. Altitude: 5,045m/16581.36ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

Starting the day with pleasant views encompassing the beautiful north face of Mera Peak, we’ll gradually scramble up to negotiate Mera La Pass (5,415m). Subsequently, we’ll trek on a rock-strewn area as we proceed further beyond the base camp (5,350m) to emerge at the high camp (5,780m). For the rest of the day, we’ll perform ice climbing training in the company of our experienced climbing guide and learn the uses of mountain gear such as an ice axe, harness, ascender climbing boots and crampons, as well as the efficient techniques to ascend a summit. Afterwards, we’ll admire the vistas around us, utilizing the unused time of the daylight.

Max. Altitude: 5,780m/18963.25ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tent

Today is the day; we all are waiting from the beginning of this odyssey. After very early breakfast and some last moment checks, we’ll have on the crampons and rope for a successful yet safe summit attempt. Appropriately acclimatized and well-equipped with right tools and knowledgeable guide, it takes us around 4-6 hours to set our feet the summit of Mera Central. The top presents us with the breathtaking outlooks of Mt. Everest (8,848m), Kanchenjunga (8,586m), Lhotse (8,516m), Makalu (8,463m), Cho-Oyu (8,210m), Nuptse (7,855m), Chamlang (7,319m), Baruntse (7,129m), Ama Dablam (6,812 m), and Kangtega (6,779m). Expect K2, where we can gaze at 5 out of 6 of the world’s highest mountaintops.  Finally, we’ll turn back to Khare.

Max. Altitude: 6,476m/21246.72ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

After our victory over the Mera Peak, we’ll go back over the same route that we used previously and carry on with the descent to Kote via Hinku Valley. We can catch glimpses of snow-covered massifs throughout the trek on this stretch of trail.

Max. Altitude: 3,580m/11745.41ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Lodge/ Tea house

While navigating several ups and downs, we’ll come across the flourishing woodland on the western region of the Hinku Valley. Passing by the settlements of Gondishung (4,180m), Mosom Kharka (3,691m), Tashing Ongma (3,530m) and the rock enclosure in Tashing Dingma (4,010m), we’ll reach Thuli Kharka.  Witness all of the Mera Peaks (North, Central, and South) from this point of the journey.

Max. Altitude: 4300m/14107.61ftMeal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

We’ll come at the highest point of Zatrwa La Pass (4,610m) following nearly two hours of steep ascent. Traversing the high pass, we can take delight in the fascinating sight of Lukla valley together with Mt. Cho Oyu, Kongde Peak, Numbur Himal, Mt. Kusum Kanguru and neighbouring mountaintops. We’ll progressively move up to Chutanga (3,020m) then keep on with the trail to Lukla.

Max. Altitude: 2,860 metres (9,383 ft)Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Tea house/Lodge

Today marks the end of our climbing escapade. We’ll board a flight from Lukla that will transfer us back to Kathmandu. We’ll be the spectators of soul-stirring Himalayan panoramas during the 30 minutes of this picturesque flight. Here in the capital city, you can relax in your hotel room or just stroll freely in the vivid marketplaces to shop for souvenirs.

Max. Altitude: 1350m/4429.134ftMeal: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

Today is the reserve day for the Mera peak Climbing. Who knows the weather? The weather is the main issue for the Everest region Trekking. Therefore, the reserve day can help you to travel to the Everest region stress-freely. In case bad weather hits your plan, at least you have a day to solve your issue, if possible. Moreover, this reserve day is crucial for any of the Everest region treks to face the flight delay. If you are lucky with the weather and get back to Kathmandu on time, you can spend a day sightseeing, exploring the hidden gems of the Kathmandu valley. If you need help to arrange a sightseeing tour, we are more than happy to assist you!

Max. Altitude: 1350mMeal: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel

We hope that you’ll be genuinely satisfied with our expertise and hospitality. If your wish is to familiarize yourself more with Nepal and its natural beauty, culture, and traditions then you can extend your stay. Otherwise, one of our representatives will drop you to the airport three hours before your scheduled flight provided that you seek to go back home. Farewell!

Max. Altitude: 1350mMeal: BreakfastAccommodation: N/A
Cost Details
Included
  • Himalayan Trekking Path provides transportation for airport pickups and drops
  • Welcome Dinner upon Arrival Day, organized by Himalayan Trekking Path
  • Flights from Kathmandu to Lukla and Lukla to Kathmandu included
  • During the peak season, which spans from mid-September to mid-November and from March to May, flights operate exclusively between Ramechhap and Lukla. Therefore, we provide complimentary transportation in a shared Jeep between Kathmandu and Ramechhap
  • 13 days of meals provided, including lunch, dinner, and breakfast
  • Accommodation for 1 night in a Tent
  • 3 nights of deluxe accommodation in a hotel in Kathmandu with free breakfast
  • A professional trekking guide is provided, with a ratio of 2 guests to 1 Trekking Porter
  • Highly skilled Climbing Guides and crews are available
  • Trekking staff is supplied with food, accommodations, salary, and insurance
  •  Daily provision of 3 tea/coffee servings
  • Trekking Permits and Climbing permits are provided
  •  Assistant Cook and Transportation are available, along with necessary kitchen helpers and camping equipment
  • Camping Equipment: Utensils are provided, including EPI Gus, a gas stove or fuel stove, cooking pots, a mattress, a walkie-talkie, etc.
  • Staff salary and allowance covered, including wages, equipment, food, clothing, and insurance for climbing staff and porters
  • Highs include a North Face Dome Tent for two people, a wall/cabin tent for dining and the kitchen, and others.
  • High Camp Lodging & food service are provided, including three meals a day for members and staff
  • Drinks and beverages for climbing are provided, including tea with cookies and hot drinking water
  • Gear is provided, including climbing boots, rope, crampons, an ice axe or hammer, harness, jammers
Excluded
  • The visa fees for Nepal are USD 30 for 15 days, USD 50 for 30 days, and USD 125 for 90 days per person.
  • International airfare is not included in the travel package and needs to be arranged separately.
  • Visitors are advised to have travel  Insurance including rescue and medical 
  • For a Sleeping Bag, Down jackets, gloves, water and wind-proof stuff such as Pants and jackets for climbing, fleshlight 
  • In unexpected bad weather conditions, extra days may be required and should be planned accordingly.
  • Some amenities, such as hot showers, drinking water, WIFI, laundry, and batteries, may come at an additional cost.
  • Personal expenses, extra drinks, and lost items are not included in the travel package.
  • It is customary to give tips to your driver, porter, and guide.
  • Private Vehicles between Kathmandu and Ramechhap (USD300) for a round tour in a Jeep.
  • Helicopter service 
  • All kinds of trekking  and climbing gear