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Mera Peak |
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Mera peak is
one of the most popular trekking peaks in Nepal. The walk from
Lukla through the Sherpa regions of the remote Inkhu valley is
an unforgettable experience. This peak is located south of
Everest in the Hinku valley and is relatively easier to climb
than most other peaks. You will witness superb scenery and
abundant wildlife, possibly catching a glimpse of the legendary
yeti. It takes about six days to reach base camp where climbers
stay for two nights. From there, the climb takes about three to
four days, depending on weather conditions. Although the climb
is not technically difficult, it requires a strong physical
condition and good mountaineering skills. Climbing Mera peak
requires mountaineering skills and a special permit from the
Nepal Mountaineering Association.
 Facts Of The Trekking
Peak
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Mera Peak
(6461m.)
Min -1
6461 m.
Spring & Autumn
Tented Camp
21 Days
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Itinerary In Details |
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Day 01
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Arrival at
Kathmandu
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Day 02
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Stay in Kathmandu for the official procedure
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Day 03
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Fly to Lukla
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Day 04
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Trek to Chuthanga
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Day 05
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Trek to Chetarbu Kharka
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Day 06
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Trek to Kothe, forest Camp
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Day 07
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Trek to Thangnak
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Day 08
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Acclimatization
at Thangnak
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Day 09
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Trek to Khahare
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Day 10
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Rest at Khahare
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Day 11
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Trek to Mera high camp
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Day 12
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Summit to Mera Peak
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Day 13
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Extra summit day
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Day 14
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Trek back to Thnagnak
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Day 15
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Trek to Tashing Dingma
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Day 16
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Trek to Chetava Kharka
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Day 17
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Trek to Chuthangma
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Day 18
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Trek to Lukla
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Day 19
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Fly back to Kathmandu
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Day 20
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Rest day at Kathmandu
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Day 21
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Departure on your destination
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