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Mera Peak Climbing with Ampu Laptsa Pass is an excellent mountain journey that offers a wide range of spectacular natural scenery with panoramic views of the mountains. It is an extended version of Mera peak climbing which takes you all the way up to Ampu Laptsa pass for the breathtaking views of mountains and glaciers in the Everest region of Nepal. Mera Peak at an elevation of 6461 meters is a challenging climbing journey that offers immense beauty of the world’s five highest mountains at once. You will be rewarded with the aspiring views of Mt. Everest, Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lhotse, and Mt. Cho Oyu. Apart from these five, majestic mountains, Mera Peak also offers close-up views of other surrounding mountains in the Everest region of Nepal. Mera Peak is the highest peak in Nepal that is permitted for trekking purposes. Ascending up to the peak is not an easy task as one has to cross high and tough passes. The peak is physically demanding but highly rewarding in terms of glorifying the beauty of the mountains it offers. The peak was first successfully ascended by J.O.M Roberts and Sen Tenzing in May 1953.

Mera peak climbing with Ampu Laptsa pass makes the Mera peak climbing even more thrilling and enticing. The journey starts with an exciting flight to the Lukla airport. From the airport, we take a path less travelled and enter into the Hinku valley. We pass Pangkongma and Panch Pokhari to the Mera peak base camp. We proceed with our journey and slowly with due care. We spend some days in base camp for enough acclimatization. Then with the help of climbing gears and climbing techniques, we climb up the peak of Mera and descend down for another thrill of the journey. We then head towards Ampu Laptsa pass and cross the pass appreciating the outstanding views of mountains and glaciers in the Everest region of Nepal. Leaving Ampu Laptsa Pass, we embark on our return journey via Pangboche to Namche Bazaar and then to Lukla.

So, if you are willing to add some thrill to your normal day-to-day activity, opt for Mera peak climbing with an Ampu Laptsa pass. It takes you close to the world’s highest mountain and lets you relish the mightiness of the world’s five highest peaks. You can experience the adventure of trekking and peak climbing as well. Nepal Intrepid Treks organizes climbing trips each year-round. Book your trip instantly to reserve your group with us!

Day 1 Arrive in Kathmandu

Day 2 Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour

Day 3 Fly to Lukla and trek to Chutanga

Day 4 Chutanga to Chhatrwabuk/ Thuli Kharka via Zatrwa La

Day 5 Chhatrwabuk to Kothe

Day 6 Kothe to Thangnak

Day 7 Thangnak to Khare

Day 8 Acclimatization in Khare

Day 9 Khare to Mera La

Day 10 Base Camp to High Camp

Day 11 Summit the Mera peak and return back to Khare

Day 12 Contingent day

Day 13 Kongma Dingma to Seto Pokhara via Hinku valley

Day 14 Seto Pokhari to Amphu Lapcha Base Camp

Day 15 Amphu Lapcha Base Camp (South) to Amphu Lapcha Base Camp (North)

Day 16 Amphu Lapcha Base Camp to Pangboche

Day 17 Pangboche to Namche Bazaar

Day 18 Namche Bazaar to Lukla

Day 19 Fly back to Kathmandu

Day 20 Departure day

Day 01: Arrive at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu

Welcome to Nepal. As you arrive at the airport in Kathmandu, you will be picked up by a representative from Nepal Intrepid Treks and will be transferred to a pre-booked hotel in a cab. You will be explained about the detailed program further. Stay at the hotel for the night. (Breakfast included).

Day 02: Sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley

Wake up for an exciting day as your guide will escort you to the UNESCO-listed heritage sites in Kathmandu. The tour today is all about the art, culture, and history that Nepal possesses. Visit Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath stupa, Pashupatinath temple, and Boudhanath Stupa. The day can be the enlightenment of Hindu and Buddhist culture. You can also prepare for the trekking that starts the other day by buying some left-out items, final packing, and other preparations. Stay at your hotel in the evening. (Breakfast included)

Day 03: Flight to Lukla (2,850m) and trek to Chhutnaga (3500m) – 3/4 hours

An early flight from the domestic terminal of Kathmandu airport will take you to the Lukla airport. The flight to Lukla is a thrilling experience owing to the dramatic location where this airport is located. During the flight, you will be able to get some stunning views of mountains arranged like a row of thorns from the windows of the plane. Once you reach the Lukla airport, you will step of the Khumbu region of Nepal which treasures the highest peak in the world – Mt. Everest. Lukla is nothing but an airport and a few guesthouses around. From Lukla, your guide will lead you through a trail that will take you to Chutanga.

Day 04: Trek to Namche (3,443m) – 6 hours

Leaving Chutanga, we climb up steep to the Kalo Himal Ridge and cross this ridge that lies in the Nau Lekh range. As we cross the ridge, we leave the Khumbu Valley behind and enter the Hinku Valley. Hinku Valley is a bit different from Khumbu. Khumbu Valley being the normal route to Everest Base Camp is a bit populated and crowded but the route to Hinku Valley is quite remote and untouched by the modernization. The path is marked by Chortens and prayer flags which give the vibes of Buddhism religion prevalent in that area. As we move ahead, we pass Zatrwa pass and continue our walk until we reach Chhatrwabuk/ Thuli Kharka. We stay at a guesthouse in Thuli Kharka for the night.

Day 5 Chhatrwabuk to Kothe

Today, we head Chhatrwabuk and head towards Kothe. Our walk for the day is short and pleasing as we will be walking amidst the beautiful hills covered by rhododendron forests. As we traverse through the valley of Hinku, we walk towards the Mera peak for conquering its top. As we move through the forests of rhododendron and pine along the Hinku river, we can get some splendid views of Mera peak. We continue our walk until we reach Kothe which would be our halting station for the night.

Day 6 Kothe to Thangnak

Today, we continue our walk along the ridge of Hinku. As we move ahead, we can see the Mera peak getting closer to us. Mera peak along with its surrounding peaks look spectacular. During our walk, we can also get some fantastic views of Kyashar and Kusum Kanguru. For the first part of our journey, we will find ourselves walking along the rocky trail near the river and for the rest of the part, we will we walking in the yak pastures above the river level. We continue our walk through the pastures and summer settlement areas until we reach Thangnak. We stay at a guesthouse in Thangnak for the night.

Day 7 Thangnak to Khare

Today, we leave Thangnak and head towards Khare. At first, we ascend up slow through the moraines of Dig glacier and open up to the pastures of Dig Kharka. Then we hike up steep through the Hinku Nup and Shar glaciers. We then cross a stream and climb up steep until we reach Khare. We stop at a guesthouse in Khare for the night.

Day 8 Acclimatization in Khare

As we move up to the higher elevation region, proper acclimatization becomes a must. Therefore, today, we stay at Khare and explore around the place and take some lessons from our climbing leader for our climbing journey ahead. The climbing leader will give us some tips on do’s and do not’s during the climb. He will teach use how to use ropes, crampons, ice axes and how to deal with emergency situations. We spend our day taking the lessons and exploring the places around. We spend our night at a guesthouse in Khare.

Day 9 Khare to Mera La

Today, we take a step forward in our climbing journey. We walk up through the glaciers to the Mera La. As we reach the pass, we prepare our climbing gear. With the use of climbing ropes, ice axes and crampons, we climb up the pass to the Mera Base Camp. As we reached the base camp, we set up our tents for our overnight stay.

Day 10 Base Camp to High Camp

Moving ahead, we head towards the high camp today. A steep and rocky trail will lead us to high camp at an elevation of 5800 meters. The high camp provides an awesome base for our climb up the peak tomorrow. At high camp, we will be blessed with some splendid views of mountains like Mt. Everest, Mt Nuptse, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lhotse and many more. We set up our tents for the evening and spend our night in the tented camps in the high camp..

Day 11 Summit the Mera peak and return back to Khare

Today, we climb up the summit of the Mera peak. We start early in the morning so as to avoid the harsh weather in the afternoon. At first, we fix the ropes up to ease our climbing journey. We use an ax and follow our climbing leader to the summit of the peak. During the climb, you will be blessed with some magnificent views of mountains in the surrounding area. After achieving the top, we descend down to Khare for an overnight stay. We stay at a guesthouse in Khare for the night. (Breakfast, lunch, and dinner included)

Day 12 Contingent day

Today is an extra day set aside for climbing purpose in case we could not summit the peak of Mera a day earlier! This day can also be a safe side for any contingencies like flight delays from and to Lukla.

Day 13 Kongma Dingma to Seto Pokhara via Hinku valley

After achieving the top of Mera peak, we head towards the Ampu Laptsa base camp next. We take a trail through the remote pastures with the views of Himalayan valleys on sight. The views of Mt. Everest and Mt. Lhotse look gorgeous throughout our path. We continue our walk through Hinku valley until we reach Seto Pokhara which would be our stopping point for the night. We stay at a guesthouse in Seto Pokhara for the night.

Day 14 Seto Pokhari to Amphu Lapcha Base Camp

Leaving Seto Pokhari, we walk through the remote region of the valley to the Amphu Laptsa Base Camp. we ascend up steep beyond the white lake and move ahead to experience the wilderness of Hinku Valley. we continue our walk through this wild and off-beaten trekking trail until we reach the Amphu Laptsa Base Camp. Upon arrival, we set up our tents for overnight stay at the tented camps in the Amphu Laptsa Base Camp.

Day 15 Amphu Lapcha Base Camp (South) to Amphu Lapcha Base Camp (North)

Today, we head from southern side of Amphu Lapcha Base Camp to the northern side. While traversing to the opposite direction, you will have to cross the steep, icy and rocky sections of the pass. You may have to use your climbing gears to traverse from southern side of Amphu Lapcha Base Camp to the northern side. We set up our tents at the northern side of Amphu Lapcha Base Camp for the night.

Day 16 Amphu Lapcha Base Camp to Pangboche

Today, we leave Amphu Lapcha Base Camp and descend down all the way to Chhukung. Chhukung lies just above Dingboche and is the starting point for Island peak climbing. From Chhukung, we further descend down to Pangboche. At Pangboche, we visit a monastery which is believed to be the oldest monastery in the Khumbu region of Nepal. We stay at a guesthouse in Pangboche for the night.

Day 17 Pangboche to Namche Bazaar

Leaving Pangboche, we descend via the lush pine and rhododendron forests to Tengboche. At Tengboche, we visit a monastery and continue our descent down to the popular town of Namche Bazaar. At Namche Bazaar, you can find all sorts of shops stalled up. You can pick up any items you want for the days ahead. Namche is a bit crowded and buzzing town in the Khumbu region of Nepal and the only gateway to Everest. We stay at a guesthouse in Namche for the night.

Day 18 Namche Bazaar to Lukla

Today is probably our last day walking on the trekking trails. We descend down through villages like Monjo and Phakding to the Dudhkoshi river. We cross the suspension bridges and then continue our ascent up to the Lukla airport. We stay at a guesthouse in Lukla for the night.

Day 19 Fly back to Kathmandu

Today, we catch a flight that will take us back to Kathmandu. Upon arrival, you will be escorted to your hotel in Kathmandu. Check in to the hotel and take a rest after such a long day of travel. If you don’t want to rest and want to enjoy the day in the streets of Kathmandu, you can opt for a visit to shopping malls in Kathmandu. Overnight at a hotel in Kathmandu

Day 20 Departure day

After nineteen days of travel companionship, it’s time to bid you goodbye. Hope you had a good time with us.

  • Airport picks up and drops.
  • 4 nights Accommodation in Kathmandu at 3-star categories Hotel on BB Basis.
  • Round trip flight Kathmandu or Ramechhap to Lukla and Lukla or Ramechhap to Kathmandu including departure taxes.On high season flight takes place from Ramechhap
  • Three daily meals with cup of tea or coffee including breakfast, lunch and dinner and best available accomodation on twin sharing basis during the trek.
  • Attached bathroom with hot shower room in Lukla.
  • All necessary paperwork.
  • Guided sightseeing tour including all entry fees.
  • All necessary staffs with experienced English speaking guide, Climbing guide, Porter Group of 2 traveller 1 porter.
    Personl Sherpa guide provided upon request with extra charge.
  • Climbing Expenses (Guide Insurance, Food, Climbing Permit, Climbing Equipment)
  • Nepal Intrepid Treks T-shirt, Duffle bag and Trekking map.
  • Sleeping Bag and Down Jacket during the Trek.
  • Trip Achievement Certificate as a token of their successful journey, recognizing their accomplishment and endurance.
  • Government taxes and office service charge.
  • Oxygen cylinder on request with extra charge.
  • Nepal entry visa fee
  • International air fee
  • Travel insurance
  • All cold drinks, water any beverage are not included on your trip price.
  • Climbing Boots
  • We provide such service with extra charge. (Note:– Our option excursion are culture trip, Festival trip, monastery meditation with Lama and Monks, Bird watching, Farming trip other things as per clients interest).
  • Trekking Equipment: (Note: – Clients them have to arrange personal trekking equipment such as- trekking pole).
  • Tips for driver, guide and porters are not included in the cost of your package).
  • Others: 1. Personal expenses such as phone calls, Internet, Laundry, Bar Bill and extra porters. 2. Cost arising out of land slide, Road Blocked, Rescue of any form, Cancellation of flight or Reasons beyond our control. 3. Any other Expenses which are not mentioned on price include section.

What is the altitude of Mera Peak, and is it the highest trekking peak in Nepal?

Mera Peak stands at 6,476 meters and is the highest trekking peak in Nepal.

Do I need prior climbing experience to climb Mera Peak?

While no technical climbing experience is required, good physical fitness and basic mountaineering knowledge are highly recommended.

How long does the Mera Peak climbing trip take?

The trip typically takes 16 to 20 days, including acclimatization days and trekking to and from the base camp.

What is the best season for climbing Mera Peak?

The best seasons are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) You need a Mera Peak Climbing Permit, Makalu Barun National Park Entry Permit, and a local area permit.

What is the difficulty level of Mera Peak climbing?

Mera Peak is considered moderately challenging, requiring trekking skills, glacier walking, and climbing at high altitudes.

What equipment is necessary for Mera Peak climbing?

Lodging options include tea houses and guesthouses. These accommodations provide Essential gear includes crampons, ice axes, harnesses, climbing boots, ropes, helmets, and warm clothing. Most of these can be rented in Kathmandu.

Will I need an experienced guide for the climb?

Yes, hiring an experienced guide and porter is crucial for safety, navigation, and managing logistics during the climb.

What are the accommodation options during the trek?

Accommodation includes teahouses along the trail and camping at higher altitudes, especially near base camp.

What are the risks of altitude sickness on Mera Peak?

Altitude sickness can be a concern as the highest point reaches up to 4,500 meters. Trekkers should acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and take the trek at a steady pace. Knowing the symptoms of altitude sickness and taking appropriate measures, like descending or resting, is crucial for safety.

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