Mera Peak Trek - Mera Peak Expeditions.

Peak: Mera Peak (6,654m/21,825ft)
Area: Hinku Valley in the Everest Area, Nepal.
Route: North Face Glacier from Mera La [ Route Map ]
Best Season: March-May and October-November.

Mera Peak trek (6,654 m) is ideal for those looking to achieve their first Himalayan ascent. Although technically an easy climb, it is, however, a real challenge to reach the summit of Nepal’s highest Trekking Peak. Mera Peak stands to the south of Everest and dominates the watershed between the heavily wooded valleys of the Hinku and Hongu Drangkas. The trek starts with a flight to Lukla and then treks up, the little trekked and beautiful, valleys for an ascent of this Himalayan Peak. Fully organized trek with all camping, meals, climbing guide and porters included.

TREK DATES: 2007
1) 02 - 16 April	5) 10 - 24 October
2) 18 April - 02 May	6) 26 October - 09 November
3) 05 - 19 May	7) 12 - 26 November
4) 21 May - 04 June
Tour starts and ends in Kathmandu, Nepal, with flights to and from Lukla.. Participants should arrive Kathmandu at least 2 days in advance. Private customized Mea Peak trek available on request.

I T I N E R A R Y:
Day 01: Fly Kathmandu to Lukla. Trek Chuthanga. Camp.
Day 02: Rest day for acclimatization. Camp.
Days 03-06: Trek to Dig Kharka. Camps.
Day 07: Rest day for acclimatization. Camp.
Day 08-09: Trek to Mera La and High Camp. Camps.
Day 10: Mera Peak Climbing. Return to BC. Camp.
Day 11-14: Return trek to Lukla. Camps.
Day 15: Fly Lukla to Kathmandu. Mera Peak Trek Ends.

INCLUDED in Mera Peak Trek:
Peak Permit, Trekking permits, National Park fees.
Trek arrangements with tents, cook and porter/s.
NMA Registered Climbing Guide for trek and climbing.
Equipment Fees for climbing guide.
Group climbing equipment (rope, pitons, snow bars, etc.).
Guide/porter insurance costs.
Garbage deposit ($250 per group) with NMA.
Domestic air-fare (Ktm/Lukla/ktm).

NOT INCLUDED with Mera Peak Expeditions:
Any services in Kathmandu (hotels, tours, etc.).
Sleeping bags (can be hired in Kathmandu).
Personal climbing equipment (ice-axe, crampons, harness, etc).
Bottled/alcoholic drinks, tips and personal expenses.
Client insurance, evacuation costs (if any).
Airport tax, tips and expenses of a personal nature.