Highlights

Mera Peak (6,476m) Climbing and Amphulapcha Pass trek is one of the most challenging trips in Nepal that anyone will have a memorable adventure experience in the lifetime. The journey from Kathmandu begins with a flight to Lukla, and then trek commences. The trail is quite steep, ascends towards the ZatraWala pass. After crossing the pass we head to the uninhabited Hinku Valley northwards. As we gently walk through rhododendron, fir and silver birch forests Mera peak is clearly visible in the far distance. At Khare, we take one day rest to ensure acclimatization and pre–climb training. Here, our Climbing guide gives instruction on climbing technique, and ascend onto the huge Mera glacier for some practice and further acclimatization. Our real adventure on Mera Peak will begin from a high camp above Mera La at 5,800m. We follow a long, broad ridge towards Mera Central peak, involving a continuous effort up a moderate snow-covered slope. We should be cautious while climbing slowly and steadily until the summit of Mera Peak. From the summit of Mera Peak you will enjoy the stunning views of Mt.Everest, Mt. Kanchenjunga, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Barunte, Mt. Nuptse, and many other Himalayan peaks. After reaching the summit you will surely feel a sense of achievement. After Mera Peak summit we trek along KongmaDingma and SetoPokhari through a high rocky ridge covered with dense forests. En route we cross several streams before reaching AmphuLapcha Pass (5,778m). After crossing AmphuLapcha Pass we head to AmphuLapcha Base Camp, Chhukung and Namche Bazaar. Then we make our way back to Lukla from Namche Bazaar and ends one of the most challenging trekking routes in the Everest region.

International and domestic airport Pick-up and drop-off

33 Nights hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast

Both way air tickets (KTM – LUA – KTM)

PClimbing permit, National Park Fees and Garbage disposal fee

Climbing Guide: Wages, equipment, food, medical insurances

Porter (2 members: 1 porter): Wages, equipment, food, medical insurances

3 Meals a day (BLD) with tea/coffee

Camp site reservation

High Camp Services

Sleeping bag if required (with certain charge)

Government taxes & office service charge

Trekking Map

First aid medical kit carried by your team guide

Farewell dinner in a typical Nepali restaurant in Kathmandu

Nepal Entry Visa fee US$ 50 per person for 30 days

International flight tickets

Travel Insurance and High Altitude Insurance (Accident, Medical and Heli Rescue)

Phone calls, Satellite Phones, Internet, Laundry, Bar-bills, battery recharge, water, and hot shower.

Personal climbing gear and tips

Tips for staffs