Meera Peak
Meera Peak is considered as highest trekking peak which lies in the eastern part of Nepal. It is considered as Trekking Peak and its height is 6654meters. From the summit of Meera Peak a finest view in the Himalaya with five 8,000m peaks visible, Mount Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga, as well as other Himalayan peaks linked below. The standard route from the north involves high altitude glacier walking. The ease of reaching this elevation may be its biggest danger but good weather and snow conditions are, of course, necessary for safety and success. The west and south faces of the peak offer more difficult & technical routes.
For experienced climbers it is a technically straightforward ascent, the main hurdle being proper acclimatization to the high altitude. These reasons make Meera Peak a very popular destination, with many adventure tour companies offering guided trips to the mountain for clients with little or no mountaineering experience. All climbers are recommended to partake in preparative fitness and altitude training before attempting an ascent.
To reach there you can take flight to Lukla form Kathmandu or you can trek all the way to jiri to Lukla. Then instead of heading north towards Namche Bazaar and Everest, trek east towards the ridge of peaks that divides the Dudh Kosi from the Hinku Valley. Cross the Zatra La (15,000’ / 4600m) then descend steeply to the Hinku. Go north and east for for 2-3 more days to reach the Mera La (17,767’ / 5415m). The summit is now to the south and can be reached in one or two days of glacier travel. Proper acclimatization is key to having a good chance of reaching the summit. This expedition would be suitable for a climber visiting the Himalayas for the first time or keen hill walkers with some previous experience of using crampons and ice axe. You can learn these basic mountaineering skills by joining our annual Chamonix training weekend.
Peak ProfileDuration: 22 Days
Grade: Difficult
Maximum altitude: 6654m
Types: Tea house & Camping
Best Season: Spring & Autumn
ITINERARYDay 01: Arrival in Kathmandu Airport & Transfer to Hotel.
Day 02: Prepare permit and other need document
Day 03: Flight to Lukla and trek to Chutanga
Day 04:Trek Chutanga – Khartitang
Day 05: Trek Khatitang – chhetra la
Day 06: Trek chettra la – Kothey
Day 07: Trek Kothey – Thangnak
Day 08: Trek Thangnak – Khare
Day 09: Rest day at Khare
Day 10: Trek Khare – Mera BC
Day 11: Trek Mera Base Camp – High Camp
Day 12: Trek High Camp – Climb Mera peak 6654m. & Back to Base camp
Day 13: Trek Mera Base Camp – Khare
Day 14: Trek Khare – Kothey
Day 15: Trek Kothey – Khartitang
Day 16: Trek Trek Khartitang – Chutanga
Day 17: Trek Chutanga – Lukla
Day 18: flight Lukla – Kathmandu.
Day 19: Rest day at Kathmandu
Day 20: Departure Final
For experienced climbers it is a technically straightforward ascent, the main hurdle being proper acclimatization to the high altitude. These reasons make Meera Peak a very popular destination, with many adventure tour companies offering guided trips to the mountain for clients with little or no mountaineering experience. All climbers are recommended to partake in preparative fitness and altitude training before attempting an ascent.
To reach there you can take flight to Lukla form Kathmandu or you can trek all the way to jiri to Lukla. Then instead of heading north towards Namche Bazaar and Everest, trek east towards the ridge of peaks that divides the Dudh Kosi from the Hinku Valley. Cross the Zatra La (15,000’ / 4600m) then descend steeply to the Hinku. Go north and east for for 2-3 more days to reach the Mera La (17,767’ / 5415m). The summit is now to the south and can be reached in one or two days of glacier travel. Proper acclimatization is key to having a good chance of reaching the summit. This expedition would be suitable for a climber visiting the Himalayas for the first time or keen hill walkers with some previous experience of using crampons and ice axe. You can learn these basic mountaineering skills by joining our annual Chamonix training weekend.
Peak ProfileDuration: 22 Days
Grade: Difficult
Maximum altitude: 6654m
Types: Tea house & Camping
Best Season: Spring & Autumn
ITINERARYDay 01: Arrival in Kathmandu Airport & Transfer to Hotel.
Day 02: Prepare permit and other need document
Day 03: Flight to Lukla and trek to Chutanga
Day 04:Trek Chutanga – Khartitang
Day 05: Trek Khatitang – chhetra la
Day 06: Trek chettra la – Kothey
Day 07: Trek Kothey – Thangnak
Day 08: Trek Thangnak – Khare
Day 09: Rest day at Khare
Day 10: Trek Khare – Mera BC
Day 11: Trek Mera Base Camp – High Camp
Day 12: Trek High Camp – Climb Mera peak 6654m. & Back to Base camp
Day 13: Trek Mera Base Camp – Khare
Day 14: Trek Khare – Kothey
Day 15: Trek Kothey – Khartitang
Day 16: Trek Trek Khartitang – Chutanga
Day 17: Trek Chutanga – Lukla
Day 18: flight Lukla – Kathmandu.
Day 19: Rest day at Kathmandu
Day 20: Departure Final
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