Mera Peak Climbing

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Highlights

  • Embark on one of the most incredible peak climbing in the Himalayas of Nepal 
  • Explore the most beautiful villages like Lukla, Khare and Hinku valley before to get the summit
  • Explore the most beautiful and less-visited corners of the Khumbu region and presents with mesmerizing mountain landscapes
  • Dare yourself to go beyond your limits and unravel your true potential on this days voyage in Nepal
  • Explores the homes of Sherpas, the heroes of the mountains, and visit ancient Monasteries on the way
  • Tree through rhododendron forests at the beginning of the trail and later walk on moraines and glaciers
  • Explore beautiful villages and several incredible viewpoints
  • Get to see some of the jaw dropping panoramas the Earth has to offer
  • Great experience with the help of brave Sherpa climbing guide and his technique to get success of Lobuche Peak

Mera Peak Climbing takes you to Mera Peak, a spectacular free-standing mountain and one of the highest trekking peaks in the world. An expedition famous for its diverse experience to the climbers, Mera Peak climbing combines the pleasure of mountain trekking, rich Sherpa culture, and its heritage, as well as the exploration of the seldom, visited yet truly marvelous landscapes on the edge of Khumbu region. In a tough yet rewarding experience, trekkers pursue their dream of Mera Peak climbing by traversing through varieties of vegetation, sparsely inhabited Hinku valley and less-visited sanctuary of Makalu Barun National Park, high passes and graze lands, small streams, lush and green hills, and valleys, glaciers and glacial streams and rocky terrain. Besides, the Sherpa settlements en route and beautiful views of Himalayas add beauty to this experience.

Mera Peak Climbing begins with a spectacular flight to Lukla over high hills and with the view of fascinating mountains beside spectacular landscapes. Trekking down from Lukla, we shall traverse through dense forest, traditional villages, and terraced hills and enjoy the view of Kongde Ri, Khatang and other peaks above 7000 meters to reach the settlement of Paiya. Ahead in the trail we cross the pass of Kari La Hill and explore the rhododendron, pine and bamboo forests, trek past Mani walls and through steep trails to reach the vantage point of Hinku valley from where we march ahead along the ridge and to the summer settlement of Gondishung.

Ahead in this Mera Peak Climbing, we shall pay the visit to the 200-year-old Lungsumgba Gompa we continue ahead to summer grazing area of Tangnag before walking on the glacial moraines to the snout of glaciers near Khare. Navigating through the boulder-strewn and steep trail we reach to the base camp of Mera Peak and after preparation, climbers reach to summit of the peak via High Camp. The magnificent views of majestic Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Ama Dablam, Kanchenjunga, and several other peaks are visible from the summit of Mera Peak. After accomplishing this feat in our Mera Peak Climbing, we shall gradually follow the trail back to Lukla and then to Kathmandu to complete this adventure.

Mera Peak Climbing is a challenging pursuit to the highest trekking peak in Nepal and requires the climbers to have basic experience of ice ax and crampons, and of course proper physical fitness enough to pursue a strenuous walk and peak climbing. September to December and March to May are the best season for Mera Peak climbing. Get our professional service with experienced climbing guides, carefully planned itinerary with sufficient acclimatization days and comfortable accommodation as possible in the field.

Climbing begins with a spectacular flight to Lukla over high hills and with the view of fascinating mountains beside spectacular landscapes. Trekking down from Lukla, we shall traverse through dense forest, traditional villages, and terraced hills and enjoy the view of Kongde Ri, Khatang and other peaks above 7000 meters to reach the settlement of Paiya. Ahead in the trail we cross the pass of Kari La Hill and explore the rhododendron, pine and bamboo forests, trek past Mani walls and through steep trails to reach the vantage point of Hinku valley from where we march ahead along the ridge and to the summer settlement of Gondishung.

Ahead in this Mera Peak Climbing, we shall pay the visit to the 200-year-old Lungsumgba Gompa we continue ahead to summer grazing area of Tangnag before walking on the glacial moraines to the snout of glaciers near Khare. Navigating through the boulder-strewn and steep trail we reach to the base camp of Mera Peak and after preparation, climbers reach to summit of the peak via High Camp. The magnificent views of majestic Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, Ama Dablam, Kanchenjunga, and several other peaks are visible from the summit of Mera Peak. After accomplishing this feat in our Mera Peak Climbing, we shall gradually follow the trail back to Lukla and then to Kathmandu to complete this adventure.

Mera Peak Climbing is a challenging pursuit to the highest trekking peak in Nepal and requires the climbers to have basic experience of ice ax and crampons, and of course proper physical fitness enough to pursue a strenuous walk and peak climbing. September to December and March to May are the best season for Mera Peak climbing. Get our professional service with experienced climbing guides, carefully planned itinerary with sufficient acclimatization days and comfortable accommodation as possible in the field.

Itinerary
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Upon arrival at Kathmandu Tribhuwan International Airport,  Nepal Pioneer treks (NPT) will greet you and assist you to the Hotel.We can meet later on that day (if possible) or the next day to take you to our head office to brief you on your upcoming Trek with us. At that time we introduced you to your trekking guide and Sherpa. If your flight arrives on time, we will take you to one of the most popular local restaurants with delicious Nepalese food, cultural music and ethnic dance. This will give you a glimpse into the different ethnic groups of the country. If you arrive late in the evening we can do this the next day.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 1300

Today, our manager will come to meet you at the hotel at 10.00 AM.  He will brief about the trip in detail, introduce with the guide and provide you all the documents. You will be free in the afternoon and manage your time for trek preparation. Our guide will meet you at your hotel at six O’ clock in the evening then take you for well come dinner. After having dinner, drop you to the hotel and stay over night.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast
  • Max. Altitude: 1300m

Early morning after breakfast, we get transferred to the domestic airport to fly to Lukla. After an adventurous 40-minute flight above breathtaking green and white mountains, we reach Tenzing-Hillary Airport at Lukla. This is one of the most beautiful air routes in the world, culminating in a dramatic landing on a hillside surrounded by high mountain peaks. At the airport, we meet our other crew members. We get time to stroll around while the guide divides and manages baggage to be carried by porters. We start our trek down from Lukla. It will make sense to fly up to Lukla. For acclimatization and walk down. We walk through the jungle down to Surke, then a bit ahead, we have lunch at Pakhapani or ahead nearby. Continuing ahead through many traditional villages, jungles, and hills, we gradually reach the vicinity of Paiya for the first night’s camp. We see a number of peaks from here such as Knogde Ri, Khatang, Tang Ragi Tu and other peaks above 7 thousand meters from Paiya. Overnight at Paiya.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 2730

After breakfast, we march a little down until we reach a wooden bridge and then carefully we have to go ahead through the slippery trail to cross Kari La Hill (pass). We have our lunch in the village ahead and start walking up through the rhododendron and bamboo forest through the narrow mountain trail. We need to keep our cameras ready with full charge to catch the outstanding views of  the Dudhkoshi River Valley and Dudh Kund Himal before reaching the farming and trading village of Pangkongama for a night’s rest.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 2850

The trail descends the rock-strewn path leading to the rhododendron forest. We come across a lot of Mani walls through the trail. Passing again through the hills, ridges and tea houses, we start downwards and have lunch around there the village near by. Mesmerizing views of the south face of Mera Peak (6064m/19890ft) and Naulekh Peak is awaiting our insight ahead. The trail zigzags through forested areas and then descends steeply. We experience the most interesting and charming feelings as we walk past forests of pine and rhododendron to reach Nigmsa (Shibuche) where we camp for the night’s rest

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 2745m

After breakfast, we start up though a steep and slope trail through narrow and typical mountain trail, a bit complicated ahead through rhododendron and bamboo forests, we pass in the course of landslides and down we reach to the stream. By the side of the crystal clear stream we have our lunch today. Straight ahead and up through the rhododendron forests, we may encounter wild animals if we are lucky. A little down through the bamboo jungle and past a nice stone cave by the side of a river, we will camp for the night’s rest. Overnight at Chhatra Khola.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 3150m

Chirping birds wake us up early in the morning. We start after breakfast and reach a fine vantage point of the Hinku Valley, where we line around in the splendor of nature surrounding us. Straight through the bamboo and pine forest in the narrow trails while enjoying the views of Mera and the Hinku Valley, there is a possibility of encountering with mountain wild animals like sloth bear, jungle cat, etc., among the tall pine trees. Past Tashing Dingma we find shops and tea houses where we have lunch. We continue ahead by the ridge of the river in the Hinku valley all the way up and reach Kothe where we have the night’s rest in a camp. Overnight in Kothe.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 3600m

Today is another short-trek day in which we trek along the ridge of the Hinku Khola in the shadow of Mera Peak. We take lunch at Gondishung, the summer herders’ settlement on the west bank of the Hinku Drangka. Beyond Gondishung we pass a 200 year-old Lungsumgba Gompa where we can find Mera peak scripted in rock along with its route to reach Mera. We pray for our successful ascent of Mera Peak in the boulder of the Gompa offering incense. A short walk takes us to Thagnag, which is a summer grazing area with the primitive lodges and shops. Overnight in Thagnag at the camp.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 4350m

Today is our rest day. It is not recommended to stay idle although it is a rest day instead we have to stay active to be ready for next day’s adventure. So after breakfast, we hike for about 3 hours up to Charpate Himal Glacier. Seen very close from the Thangnag, Charpate Himal is regarded holy by the Sherpa community and is worshiped by traditional Sherpas of the mountains. We will observe Mera North very close and outstanding from here. After an hour’s pleasant hike downwards, we will be back at the camp at Thangnang. Overnight at Thangnang.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 4350m

We head towards Mera Base Camp at Khare. We follow the lateral moraine of Dig Glacier to Dig Kharka, which offers spectacular views of Charpate Himal. The trail climbs through moraines and to the snout of the Hinku Nup and Shar Glaciers and then climbs more steeply to our camping spot at Khare. The camping experience at Khare is something that would cherish us throughout our life. It is a pleasure to view the beautiful North face of Mera Peak from our campsite at Khare. Overnight at Khare.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 5045m

Today after breakfast, we walk through boulder strewn course to reach Base Camp of Mera Peak. We have to march through steep route (about 260 meters) and it takes around 2 to 3 hours to reach Base Camp. Upon reaching there after a short rest accompanied with our lunch, we start ice climbing training with our climbing guide. Inexperienced climbers need to learn much more today. After about 2-3 hours training, we might choose to go to Mera La. However, as we will be taking the route to High Camp through Mera La the next day, we might opt to rest at our camp at Base camp today admiring the eye-catching views the area offers.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 5300m

We take the route through Mera La to reach the Mera High Camp today. You need to walk through the rock-strewn area for about two hours while making your way to Mera High Camp and this can be a bit hazardous if it has recently snowed, as there are a number of crevasses here. We make our way to the top of the rock band, which is marked by a large cairn. We set up a high camp and enjoy the rest of the day the sunrise and sunset view along with the Mt. Everest, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and south face of Lotshe, Nuptse, Chamlang and Baruntse are outstanding and seems like they are piercing the skyline. We overnight in Mera High Camp.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 5780m

This is really a big day. Our crew will wake up around 1 a.m. for preparation. You should also wake up around 2.30 am and you will have very early breakfast today. After breakfast, your group will put on crampons and rope and set up for a special journey to the summit. If you are a good-acclimatized group, it takes around 4-6 hours to reach the summit of Mera central for you. From the summit can be seen the magnificent views of Mt. Everest (8,848m/29,021ft), Cho-Oyu (8,210m/26,928ft), Lhotse (8,516m/27,935ft), Makalu (8,463m/27,760ft), Kangchenjunga (8,586m/28,165ft), Nuptse (7,855m/25,765ft), Chamlang (7,319m/24,010ft), Baruntse (7 ,129m 23,383ft) Ama Dablam (6,812m/22,343ft) Kangtega (6,779m/22,235) and many peaks over six thousand. After achieving the summit, you retrace your steps down to high camp. After having a rest accompanied with some hot soups/tea at the high camp, we will continue down to Khare for the night’s rest. You will really find this day really long, but inspirational one for your life! Overnight at Khare.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 6461m

There is no such guarantee that we can get quite a favorable weather on our planned day for the summit (day 13), so this day is used as a contingency in case if we are unable to summit the Mera on day 13 due to bad weather condition or some other reasons. If the weather became exceptionally unfavorable we wisely have to postpone the program of Summiting the peak on day 13 for toady (Day 14). Sometimes somebody in the group may get some problems in acclimatizing well enough to make the ascent; the day can be used in that condition too. If the trip goes smoothly, we do not need this spare day.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 6461

After a great success of the expedition to Mt. Mera we descend to The Hinku valley to Kothe for our overnight stop at camp. Leaving behind the outstanding Himalayan background, you arrive Kothe. The night we enjoy with local wines and foods and relax at the camp and stay overnight.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 3600m

Today, we again climb up about two hours through the lush forest on the west side of the Hinku Valley to Thuli Kharka. It’s a nice walk through the red Rhododendron forest with beaten trail of Himalaya of Nepal. We observe the wide range of Mera peaks, Mera North, Mera Central, Mera South from Thuli Kharka. Overnight in Thuli Kharka.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Two hours up from Thuli Kharka, we walk to reach the Zatrwa La pass. After crossing the pass we see beautiful view of Lukla valley. Cho yu, Kongde peak, Numbur Himal, Kusum Khangru and so many others. From Zatrwa La we walk all the way down to Chutanga and then straight forward, easy walk takes us to Lukla village where we conclude the trekking and this evening we enjoy the last dinner in a mountain with our crew. Stay overnight in tea house.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 2840m

Normally flights are always in the morning due to the weather. So guide will do all airport formalities by the time you can have a breakfast at the lodge. Your luggage got into the airport already with the help of our Sherpas and porters. Once guide get news about your flight arrival at Lukla airport, will call you to watch how the small aircraft get lands into the small airstrip. After quick photograph, get in to the airport and straight away get into the plane to fly out to Kathmandu. Once you are at the airport at Kathmandu, guide will assist to get in to your hotel by private vehicle.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
  • Max. Altitude: 1300m

Today is the last day of the trip with us. If you would like to extend your holiday with us, we will help you if you require otherwise we will assist you to the airport as per your flight departure time. If your flight is late evening, you can do last minute shopping or manage your photos of the trip then final departure from the airport.

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    Includes/Excludes
    Includes
    • Two nights accommodation in Kathmandu with twin sharing at tourist standard hotel (Bed and Breakfast)
    • All Ground and air transportation. Pick Up and Drop.
    • Full board meal 3 times a day (B+L+D) during the trek days including tea & coffee (served in a cup).
    • English speaking trekking guide and climbing guide who has been authorized by the government and necessary number of porters (According to the group size) with their insurance, salary, accommodation, and meals.
    • Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu with Cultural show. (Ethnic music and dance)
    • All the necessary official documents, TIMS Permit, Trekking Permit, climbing permit etc.
    • Sleeping bags and down jackets if necessary.
    • First Aid kit.
    • Trekking Route map.
    • Insurance of Guide and Porters.
    • All required local and government tax.
    • All required climbing stuff except your personal gear.
    Excludes
    • Nepal Visa fee and International flight.
    • Meal except for Breakfast in Kathmandu.
    • All personal expenses such as bar bills, water, extra tea/coffee, snacks, battery re-charge, laundry service, etc.
    • Personal clothing and gears.
    • Tips to guide and porters.
    • Cost raised by flight cancellation, emergency rescue charges, landslide, weather, political unrest, illness, re-routing etc which are not under our control.
    • Monument entrance fees.
    Additional Information

    Mera Peak Climbing the best time

    When deciding on the best time to visit the Everest region for the Mera peak climbing, it is important to consider your personal preferences and the type of weather you prefer. The most popular time to trek is during the spring months of March to May, when the weather is generally clear and dry, with warm days and cool nights. The rhododendron forests are also in full bloom during this time, creating beautiful scenery. 

    Another suitable time to climb Mera peak is in the autumn months of September to November. Autumn also has stable weather conditions with crystal clear views and a low chance of precipitation. The climate remains pleasant, neither too hot nor too cold. Also, autumn is the festival season, so you may get a chance to be part of some of the biggest celebrations in the country. 

    Mera Peak Climbing accommodation

    Our accommodation during the trek is basic lodges along the trail. Trekkers spend nights in twin-shared rooms. The package cost covers basic accommodation, so please do not have high hopes. You will get a clean and comfortable room at the end of the day to have a good night's sleep. 

    If you want to upgrade your accommodation, then let us know in advance. The Everest trek and Mera trail also has luxury lodges with great services and many modern amenities. We fix the tent for few days before to get the summit.

    The washroom in the basic lodge is usually shared. It can be a squat toilet or a western-style one. Single rooms will cost you additional money, and you have to request them at the time of booking. The services offered in the lodges are pretty basic. 

    Meals

    Food is generally available along the entire route of the Everest Base Camp trek and few days camping and is typically provided by the tea houses or lodges where you stay overnight. Most lodges offer a set menu of Nepali and Tibetan dishes, as well as some western options such as pasta and sandwiches. Prices for meals are generally reasonable but can vary depending on the specific location and type of dish.

    Villages below Lukla village offer a wide range of menu that includes pizza, bakery items, burgers, steak, curries, rice, porridge, soups, etc. The tea shops along the trail sell snacks and beverages, so carry some Nepali cash to buy. You can carry bars and snacks to munch while trekking. 

    Group/private joining

    Both group and private expedition have their pros and cons, and the right choice for you will depend on your personal preferences and budget. Group expeditions tend to be more affordable, but you may have less control over the itinerary and may have to compromise on certain aspects of the trip. Private treks tend to be more expensive, but you'll have more control over the itinerary and can tailor the trip to your specific needs and preferences.

    Group Expedition: Group expedition are organized by trekking companies and typically include a group of travelers who are led by a guide and supported by a team of porters. These climbing are a good option for people who are comfortable traveling with a group and want the convenience of having everything arranged for them.

    Private climbing: Private climbing are tailored to the individual or group and can be customized to meet your specific needs and preferences. These treks are a good option for people who want more control over their itinerary and who may have specific interests or requirements.

    Travel Insurance

    Travel insurance is crucial to join the Mera peak climbing. We ask our guests to buy travel insurance that covers emergency air evacuation to provide instant medical assistance during the trek. Not only this, but travel insurance will also come in handy in case you lose your luggage, face flight cancellation, or for medical coverage. 

    There is no hospital in the Everest region, and any big injury or sickness may require air evacuation to a hospital in Kathmandu. Without travel insurance, it gets tough for us to provide air evacuation to you on time.

    FAQs

    • No, you can not climb it without a climbing guide. You must join in authorized trekking company who had got the license from Nepal government.

    • No, Mera peak is not easy to climb. It is very technical trip. Due to the change in glaciers and some steep climbs on the final part of the expedition, climbing Mera  peak has become more challenging.

    • Mera peak climbing cost all other trip cost generally 2500 to 3000 USD depending on company.

    • Technically Mera peak is harder than I sland peak to climb. because of more elevation of Mera peak.

    • It depends on the trekking company itinerary and how long trek you do including Everest Base Camp or just Hinku valle and summit. The climb from Base Camp to summit  actually that not much far. We reach high camp from base camp with in one day then the next day summit is a fairly full on 12-14 hours.

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      jams007auAustraliaDec 23, 2017

      Mera Peak + Much More

      Dec 2017 • Solo

      The expedition was a once in a lifetime experience. I was booked on a solo expedition to climb Mera Peak (6476m). This turned into much more than what I expected due to an interesting turn in events. In the end, I was not entirely successful in climbing the peak, aborting climb short by 400m from peak due to my own lack of acclimatisation. I was too eager to get up there, and despite allocated rest days and adjustment periods, I skipped these. I ignored the very thing I tell everyone else - to trek high and rest low. As a consequence I simply did not have the energy to do a timely climb of the peak. In order not to risk frost bite and risks due fatigue, we decided to turn back. I think the advice I received from my guide Lhakpa during this time was invaluable and speaks volumes on focus on safety and responsible climbing. Not an easy decision to make!

      Despite my failed attempt, what followed was truly amazing. But before I get into that, let me stop here and say that climbing Mera Peak to 6070m was an achievement in its own right already. Firstly, I broke my personal altitude record - this is the first time I was above 6000m on foot. Secondly, The pictures and views you get from up there are in my opinion the best you can have. Apparently from the vantage point where I was, you get the same views of the major mountains as from the top. We did not get views of this grandness anywhere else on the rest of the journey. From here you are standing at a point where it seems you see everything you want to see in the Himalayas right in front of your very eyes from a majestic platform of ice Including:
      • Mt. Everest
      • Lhotse
      • Nuptse
      • Makalu

      What next… do we simply turn back to Lukla and return home. That was initially what we were going to do if we were to follow the itinerary as booked. But in consultation with the company, we came up with an entirely exciting plan that far exceeded my dreams of what was possible in the time span I had. Due to the proactive work and flexibility offered, I was able to adapt the itinerary en route to a full experience of the entire Everest region. What this itinerary turned into as a result is absolutely awe inspiring, and something I want to share of a little here in this review.

      Instead of turning back to Lukla, we decided to retain the altitude, allowing me to adjust longer, and attempt another peak. The means for this was a Helicopter ride to Chhukhung a town close to the peak we chose to climb. The mountain is called Island Peak (6189m). It is called this since it appears as an island in a sea of ice. I also think it looks like an island when compared to the massive Lhotse face as a backdrop that makes it look small. There were 3 attempts on the mountain that day including mine with their respective guides after getting up at 12:30am (yes you read correctly, not pm but am). I don't recall ever eating breakfast that early (dinner maybe, but not breakfast!). One attempt was from a Frenchman who summitted a couple of hours before me and we could see his headlamp descend on the ropes just as we arrived at the rope section of the mountain (over 100m of climbing by rope). The other attempt was from a fellow Australian girl from Sydney. She turned back after seeing the ladder. I have to admit, I crossed on my hands and knees! We were in the clouds at the top, which was probably a good thing, as it did not give me such a dizzy feeling standing on a tiny ice platform that in my mind would not accommodate much more than me and my guide. As we hooked onto the peak (yes, there was a sling to attach yourself to stop yourself from falling off the mountain), my words were "Praise be to the God of Heaven and Earth". It truly was a remarkable experience!

      Now we had time on our hands. I have summited a 6000m+ peak, which was my goal, yet had time left to do other things. Now that we have skipped to an entirely new region with the Helicopter ride, I could explore new territory rather than re-tracing paths we have already trodden. We ended up covering another few peaks, passes and towns. Highlights have been:
      • Kala Patthar (5550m) - great views of Mt. Everest and base camp
      • Cho La Pass - a glaciated icy pass with magnificent views
      • Gokio - beautiful town on a lake
      • Gokio Ri (5360m) - a mountain overviewing the massive Ngozumpa glacier
      • Renjo La Pass - This on the west side is an amazing long staircase.

      To this end, I am told that what we achieved is definitely not a standard run of the mill itinerary. In fact it turned out to be a customized tailored itinerary adapted to my timing and conditions. This is the first time among those I spoke with that such an itinerary has been attempted. We covered all of the above in the same amount of time that would usually be taken by a standard Mira Peak climbing itinerary.

      I am grateful for the versatility and creativity of the guide, porter and company that the result was an expedition that far exceeded my expectations.

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    • Duration19 Days
    • Difficulty Level Technical Challenging
    • Pickup Point Kathmandu
    • Minimum Age 18
    • Best Time To Visit Spring and Autumn Season
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