Mera Peak Expedition

Nepal's highest trekking peak — five 8,000m giants from a 6,476m summit

Duration

15 Days

Distance

100 km

Max Altitude

6,476m

Best Season

Apr–May, Oct

Base Camp

Kathmandu

Difficulty

Easy

The Adventure

About This Adventure

Mera Peak at 6,476m is the highest permitted trekking peak in Nepal. Though technically non-technical (mainly a glacier walk with crampon and ice axe), its altitude demands exceptional acclimatization and fitness. The summit panorama — Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kangchenjunga all visible — is unrivalled in the Himalaya.

Highlights

What Makes It Special

From Mera's summit you can see five of the world's six highest mountains simultaneously. It is the highest point accessible to non-technical climbers and delivers a genuinely life-changing Himalayan summit experience.

Suitability

Is This For You?

This is for you if…

✓Very fit trekkers comfortable above 5,500m with prior acclimatization experience
✓Basic crampon and ice axe skills (training included)
✓Goal-oriented climbers targeting Nepal's highest trekking peak

Skip this if…

✕No prior high-altitude experience
✕History of altitude sickness above 4,500m
✕Not comfortable on glacier terrain

Safety & Prep

NMA permit required. Must be accompanied by certified mountain guide at all times above base camp. Summit push is 8–10 hours on glacier — early start essential. Weather window narrow in Nepal.

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Take Assessment

Mera Peak Expedition is physically accessible — short daily effort with no sustained endurance demands. No technical demands — standard gear is sufficient.

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