• Nepal - Day 1 Arrive in Kathmandu, Transfer to Hotel and briefing+

Day 2 Tours in KTM, gear checking and fitting and packing+

Day 3 Fly to Lukla begin trek Puiyan/ Paiya (2,780m) 3-4hrs+

Day 4 Trek toPangom/ Pangkoma(2,800m) 5-6hrs+

Day 5 Trek Niumso/ Nigmsa (2,600m) 4-5hrs+

Day 6 Strenuous trek ChetraTenga forest camp (3,400m) 7hrs+

Day 7 Moderately strenuous trek to Khote (3,580m) 6hrs+

Day 8 Trek to Tagnag (4,356m) 5-6hrs+

Day 9 Acclimatization: Kusum Kanguru-Ri (5,100)+

Day 10 Trek to Khare (5,045m), 5hrs+

Day 11 Short steep walk to Mera La Camp (5,415m) 3-4hrs, Equipment checking and pre
climbing training, Stay at Khare+

Day 12 Climb to HC High Camp (5,780m) 6-7hrs+

Day 13 Summit day back to Khare (5,415m) 8-9hrs+

Day 14 Spare summit day, Khare (5045m)+

Day 15 Trek to Khote (4,180m) 5-6hrs+

Day 16 Trek to Tulli-Kharka/ ThuliKharka (4000m) 5-6hrs+

Day 17 Trek over Zatra La pass & down Lukla (2800m) 6-7hrs+

Day 18 Fly to Ktm by early morning flight 40min+

Day 19 Free day in Kathmandu & celebration dinner at night+

Day 20 Final departure to home+

• IslandPeak Climbing Permit / Conservation/National park fees and all govt. taxes.
• 4 nights in a 3-star hotel, twin sharing with breakfast.
• Quality high-altitude packed food for the climbing period.
• Equipment for porters, half-day guided city tours, and a group celebration dinner.
• Group first aid kit with Oxygen and insurance for all local team members.
• All meals provided (breakfast, lunch, dinner), focus on hygiene and quality.
• Full set of climbing hardware and ropes included.
• High-altitude camping equipment, including tent and cooking stove with EPI gases.
• Climbing Sherpa support with a guide-to-climber ratio of 1:3.
• Salaries, bonuses, and allowances for Climbing Sherpas and porters.
• All airport and hotel transfers by private vehicles.
• Unlimited hot drinks and treated drinking water.
• Domestic flight costs, including airport departure tax.

• International departure taxes \ Personal trek& climbing gears \ Personal Climbing Sherpa
• Medical/personal high risk insurance, (must cover emergency evacuation cost)
• Major meals in Kathmandu \ Bottle water, boiled water, soft drinks, beers \ Tips to the local staff
• Cost of personal expenses i.e. telephone calls, laundry, Toiletry items etc

Mera Peak, reaching an elevation of 6,476 meters, stands as the tallest trekking peak on the Nepal Mountaineering Association’s list. This peak is highly sought after by trekking enthusiasts and serves as an excellent training ground for novice mountaineers looking to prepare for larger expeditions. Climbing Mera Peak is less technically demanding compared to ascents of other peaks like Lobuje Peak, Chulu West, Chulu East, and Mt. Amadablam. From the top of Mera Peak, one is treated to a breathtaking panorama of the Himalayan range in Nepal. To successfully summit Mera Peak, climbers need to be in good physical condition and properly adjusted to the high-altitude environment.

Key Experiences
Gain high-altitude proficiency, lay the groundwork for conquering larger peaks, and set sights on reaching the summit of Island Peak.
Traverse the strenuous Cho-La Pass, at an altitude of 5,330 meters
Ascend Gokyo-RI, which is situated at 5,360 meters
Experience the ‘Snow Lake,’ also known as Gokyo Lake

• Most of our trekking peaks are over 6,000m; therefore we count it as a tough trip. Your tough level of fitness is really important for this trek. So we strongly suggest preparing yourself for good physical fitness level. You do not need to be an athlete but a good level of overall fitness is essential. Being fit will certainly improve your chances of reaching your chosen summit. As an indication, you should be able to walk 8 km / 5 miles with a maximum height gain of 800m / 2,000ft with a 10kg rucksack in 5 hours or less. In order to get ready for this challenge, you need to be trained at least for about 4 to 6 months to prepare yourself as a strong candidate. You can go to the fitness center every morning for about 2 hours, do hiking every weekend with increasing weights on your pack (i.e. 7kg, 10kg, 13 kg, 16kg and up to 20kg). Manage some time for cycling for a couple of hours for 3 or 4 times a week. However, during climbing, there might be little symptoms of altitude illness like mild headache, fatigue, etc. but take it as normal and just drink a lot of water (4 – 5 liters) every day. On this trek, you need to be able to hike 6 – 10 hours over hilly terrain up to 6,000m of altitude with a daypack.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.