Trip Overview
Mera Peak (6,476 m) is Nepal’s highest trekking peak. The route goes through the remote Hinku Valley rather than the main Everest trail, offering solitude, high camps and a non-technical but physically demanding glacier ascent.
From the summit you see five 8,000 m peaks on a clear day. Suitable for fit trekkers with basic mountaineering preparation and a strong desire for a high Himalayan summit.
Highlights
Summit Mera Peak (6,476 m)
Nepal’s highest trekking peak
Remote Hinku Valley
Glacier travel
Views of five 8,000 m peaks
Less crowded than Island Peak
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1
Arrive Kathmandu
Briefing
1,400 m
Day 2
Fly Lukla, trek toward Paiya / Chutok
Start remote route
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Day 3–8
Trek through Hinku Valley
Kothe, Thangnak, Khare
up to ~5,000 m
Day 9
Acclimatization / training at Khare
Glacier skills
~5,000 m
Day 10
Khare to Mera High Camp
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~5,800 m
Day 11
Summit Mera Peak & return Khare
Climb day
6,476 m
Day 12–16
Descend and return toward Lukla
Buffer days
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Day 18–19
Contingency / departure
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Includes
- Peak permit, climbing Sherpa, group gear, accommodation, meals on trek, flights, transfers
Excludes
- Personal climbing equipment, international flights, insurance, tips, extras
Practical
- Start: Kathmandu
- Finish: Kathmandu
- Season: SEP–NOV, MAR–MAY
- Group: Max 8–10
Departure Dates
| Start | End | Price | |
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| 10 Nov 2026 |
28 Nov 2026 |
USD 2250 |
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| 03 Nov 2026 |
21 Nov 2026 |
USD 2250 |
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| 20 Oct 2026 |
07 Nov 2026 |
USD 2250 |
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Private departures available on request.