Mera Peak is extraordinary compared to other climbing peaks, reasonable for all novice/beginner climbers. Regardless of whether you are an accomplished climber who needs to appreciate a nice climbing occasion, at that point Mera peak actually is a decent decision. Situated in Makalu Barun Valley, this peak offers perhaps the absolute best far-off experience. Journeying across the far-off towns, rough pathways all over the slopes, through timberland trails and obviously wonderful mountains in general.
Yet, before you set out on perhaps the most stunning experiences, we have recorded 11 valuable pieces of information that will assist you with setting up your Mera Peak climbing campaign.
When is the best time to climb Mera Peak?
Mera Peak is most appropriate to climb during two climbing seasons. Spring (March-May) and Fall (September - November). During both seasons, there aren't as many climbers as other peaks like Island Peak. So climbers can anticipate a low-medium number of climbers.
For experienced climbers, winter climb is as yet conceivable however this accompanies a ton of vulnerabilities. i.e temperamental conditions, tea houses may not be operational or even the ones working will not be very much supplied. Set-ups should be made however that will likewise rely upon the number of climbers.
Is it possible to shorten Mera Peak climb?
Mera peak climbing can be abbreviated however this comes at an extra expense. At Advanced Adventures Nepal, we do offer these types of assistance for private customer gatherings ( 2+ individuals). The briefest Schedule we can make it up to is 12 days Agenda. Additional charges apply of an extra $3500 - $4000 applies since we should contract helicopter administrations. Kindly contact us for other adaptable choices.
How much does it cost to climb Mera Peak? What does the cost include?
With Advanced Adventures Nepal, Mera Peak Climbing costs $2490/£1795/€2096 per individual. This is for a 19 days plan, taking enough time for acclimatization and enjoying the flora and fauna of the route, mountain villages, and Himalayan scenery. We give premium high-quality comprehensive peak climbing services. Climbers don't need to stress over anything with our group and thoroughly center around their climbing occasion and fun times ahead.
List of what’s included in your booking
NMA Certified Sherpa Mountain Guide- 10-15 Years Experience in Himalayan Climbing
2:1 Sherpa Guide: Client ratio
Cook and helping team at Base Camp and High Camp
30Kgs per person to allow on the climb
Arrival hotel in Kathmandu
All trekking and climbing permits (Khumbu Region Permit and Climbing Permit for Mera Peak)
All internal-local transportation to and from the trekking trailhead (Including Kathmandu- Lukla- Kathmandu flight)
Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner on trek and expedition days.
1 Pot of hot water every night
Hydration tablet, frozen foods at BC and high camps
Lodge accommodation during the trek & tented camp during climbing days
Porters as required for the trek/climb
The arrival pick up and departure
Internal flights
Basic First aid kit
Welcome/Farewell Dinner
Are guides necessary for Mera Peak?
To get a permit for the Mera Peak climb, you should go through a registered local company, for this reason, guides are employed. For fledgling to halfway climbers, we profoundly recommend climbing the peak with guides. The standard climbing course has a precipice and new dangers may show up each climbing season. Experienced climbers/guides who need to wander into new courses will in any case be appointed a nearby guide regardless of whether they don't favor climbing with them. Thus, yes legitimately speaking guide assistance is required.
What is the best acclimatization itinerary for Mera Peak climb?
On high height climbing trips like Mera Peak climbing endeavors, it's basic that climbers adjust appropriately so the body is very much refreshed, adjusted, and more grounded to climb considerably higher. With long stretches of climbing - managing encounters and notable scientific literature, we realize that our bodies need a sufficient acclimatization period to adjust to the climate subsequent to acquiring a specific height. With that information and experience, our group has developed the accompanying Mera Peak Itinerary.
On the Mera Peak climbing trip, we ensure your schedule has both Mera Peak base camp and high camp. Your body needs these variation periods when you are above 5000M+. This way you can encounter high outdoors, appreciate the Himalayas surrounding you, and acquire sufficient solidarity to make your culmination climb.
What training is required to climb Mera Peak? Can you suggest a training plan?
Mera Peak is in no way, shape, or form a simple climb despite the fact that we grade it as an amateur's climb. Mountains are reviewed depending on their specialized and actual difficulties. For your preparation, we enthusiastically prescribe climbers to focus on perseverance and strength training. Any kind of high-impact workout, such as significant distance running (10-15km) 3 to 4 times each week, cycling (60 minutes - 2 hours), climbing, acquiring rise with 10-15kgs loads on are a portion of the proposed preparation.
How hard is Mera Peak climb?
Mera peak is graded at 1B. (Alpine grading link)
Assuming you are in great shape, the last 2 days of your climb are the most troublesome segments. Breathing is consistently a test at high elevations however with legitimate acclimatization done early, remaining very much hydrated, eating appropriately, your body ought to recuperate and adjust to the height. When you leave from Mera base camp the genuine high test starts, generally climbing on steep ice and snow surfaces. You will stroll for 4-6 hours to arrive at high camp. Summit day climb begins mid (3 or 4 am) with the objective to arrive at the highest point or close to the culmination by dawn. This will be the most difficult and compensating part of the climb. You can hope to climb around 10+ hours on this day as you should reach the highest point and afterward dive back to Khare village. All your past actual preparation, your will, mental strength, and your coarseness for genuine experience will take you through this last day and to the highest point.
What types of foods are available during Mera Peak climb? Is clean water available and how much water intake is recommended?
We suggest every one of our customers drink 3-4L of water each day. Remaining hydrated will likewise assist you with adjusting appropriately. It's ideal to take hydration tablets or filtration bottles with you.
A large portion of the food varieties are set up in the tea houses and during your climbing days, kitchen tents are set up by our Sherpa teams. You don't have to stress over food however make sure to eat enough. In the high elevations, your body will normally need to dismiss food or abstain from utilizing energy on anything, which incorporates eating as well. You may need to constrain yourself with the initial, not several nibbles and afterward in the long run your body will begin tolerating the food. We likewise give stuffed dried suppers, so customers have different choices should they not have any desire to eat what's being cooked during the tents.
Make sure to abstain from smoking and any liquor consumption. You may see our directing chiefs smoking or drinking yet recollect that they are experts and they have adjusted to these conditions contrasted with the climbers who go there only for adventure holidays.
What trip insurance will I need for Mera Peak climb? Do I need helicopter evacuation to be included in my insurance cover?
No matter how prepared you are, you never know when or how things might go wrong. You might be sick suddenly or not that we wish but there might be some incident, you might suffer from altitude sickness or anything we can’t imagine yet. So, for these reasons, it is always good to have insurance cover.
Helicopter evacuation is our final emergency option and we do recommend you have one in your insurance, as it is the only means of transport in the Everest region. Our guides will assess your condition and examine if it is a major issue. If not, they will use their experience to motivate and push you through your trip. However, in case of emergency, helicopter evacuation will be called upon.
There is a procedure to follow when calling for emergency evacuation. We will call the insurance company hotline, get approval with your insurance, and only then helicopters are sent to the distress call location. You will have to pay for the evacuation in Nepal from your own pocket but once you are back home you can claim your money back. Make sure you collect helicopter evacuation receipts, certified doctor’s approval letter. The insurance company will ask for this evidence to back up your claim. There was a huge helicopter scam in Nepal in 2018, so insurance companies are taking extra measures to stop this from happening. Our guides and staff members in Kathmandu will also remind you of this process during briefings.
Mera Peak is one of the most exhilarating adventures of a lifetime. Like every other mountain climbing trip, this is a worthwhile adventure. We hope the information we have provided above will help you decide/prepare in the best way before you embark on your Mera Peak climbing expedition. If you are looking for a great climbing trip and have an amazing time in Nepal then we would love to have you on board for our Mera Peak climbing trip. You can be assured that you are provided quality services with our fun-loving yet professional guides who have 5 - 10+ years of taking clients on such peak climbing trips. After all, we do aim to be the best adventure specialists in the world and you having a great time, being safe and summiting will always be our priority.
If you do have any more questions, please ask us below in the comment section or you can email us at sales@advadventures.com and our team will get back to you as soon as they can. You can also check other packages for peak climbing in Nepal. Stay well. Challenge yourself. Dare great things and live your story.
