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A 15-day expedition that pairs high-altitude trekking with technical climbing to summit Mera Peak (6,461 m). Expect long approaches, guided acclimatization, and glacier travel with sweeping Himalayan panoramas.
A 15-day expedition that pairs high-altitude trekking with technical climbing to summit Mera Peak (6,461 m). Expect long approaches, guided acclimatization, and glacier travel with sweeping Himalayan panoramas.
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Operated by Broad Adventure P. Ltd. · Kathmandu, Bagmati Province
You step off the short, rocky runway at Lukla and the air already tastes like thin winter—sharp, clear, and demanding. The trail slips through rhododendron forests, threads Sherpa villages where prayer flags snap like bright punctuation, then opens into the Hinku valley where glaciers and moraine begin to dominate the view. Mera Peak (6,461 m) sits beyond a ladder of snow ridges; it waits with that blunt Himalayan honesty climbers come for.
challenging.
15 days.
High aerobic fitness with experience carrying a 10–16 kg pack; previous multi-day trekking and some altitude experience recommended
Yes—while guided, the summit requires crampon and ice-axe proficiency and comfort on exposed snow/ice; pre-trip practice or a skills course is strongly recommended.
Climbing Mera Peak requires a peak-climbing permit from Nepal authorities and TIMS/trekking permits for the Solukhumbu region; guides typically handle paperwork included in the trip.
The itinerary builds acclimatization days with progressive elevation gains, including a rest day and short walks to higher altitudes before returning to sleep lower.
Altitude sickness, weather-related delays, and crevasse/ice hazards on the summit glacier are the primary risks—proper pacing, equipment, and a licensed guide mitigate these.
Mera Peak was long used as a hunting and trade landmark before recreational climbing; its first recorded ascent was in 1953, and it’s classified as a trekking peak but requires technical climbing skills.
Trek responsibly: pack out trash where possible and use local lodges and guides to support community-based conservation; the high-altitude environment recovers slowly from impacts.
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