Mera Peak Climbing

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Trek Region
Everest
Trip Grade
Challenging
Highest Elevation
6476m.
Meal
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Accommodation
Tea House/Camping
Trek Duration
12 Nights 13 Days
Best Time
Sept-Dec & Feb-May
Start/End Point
Lukla to Lukla

Mera Peak Climbing: Summit Nepal’s Highest Trekking Peak at 6,476m

Do you know that Mera Peak is the tallest trekking peak of Nepal? Yes, at an altitude of 6476 m, Mera Peak offers the best chance for climbers to leave their footprints at the top of Nepal’s tallest trekking peak. It is also one of the easiest trekking peaks to climb among many peak climbing mountains. The Everest Trekking Routes Pvt. Ltd. offers best and updated itinerary of Mera Peak Climbing. The region is completely different from the usual Everest region even if the trailhead is Lukla. Climbers take the route to Sankhuwasabha district of Nepal in the Barun sub section of Himalayas.

Mera Peak (6476 m)

The first successful climbing of the mountain was done back in 1953 by the team of British expeditions led by Jimmy Roberts and Sen Tenzing. Jimmy Roberts has played important role in establishing various trekking routes in Nepal in early 1960s. He had personally helped the Nepal Government to build the trekking trail and identify new destinations. His great contribution in the field of Nepal Trekking was recognized by Nepal Government in 2005 by awarding him the National Award posthumously.

People often mistake about Peak 41 nearby Mera Peak as Mera. Lots of trekking publications are still using the same false coordinates for Mera Peak. Therefore, it is essential to find the reliable trekking agency to knit a beautiful and authentic Mera Peak Climbing package. The Everest Trekking Routes Pvt. Ltd. is highly experienced trekking agency that boasts experienced team of Sherpa guides and International Mountain guides.

Mera Peak Climbing Itinerary

The journey of Mera Peak Climbing starts like Everest Base Camp Trekking or Island Peak Climbing from Lukla. The climbers of Lobuche Peak Climbing and Island Peak Climbing take the route of Namche Bazaar but the Mera Peak Climbers take the route of Chhutanga. The route is one of the most picturesque and serene. There are limited numbers of trekkers in this trekking route. Therefore, expect tranquillity and great walking adventure. The trail encompasses diverse vegetation from temperate deciduous to tundra including alpine vegetation. Grassy meadows, raging rivers, and waterfalls make this route to Mera Base Camp an exciting trekking trail to walk.

Crossing the Chhatra La Pass (4600 m) takes trekkers to the village of Khothe which is about two days before Khare. The small village of Khare is the final destination in this epic journey. There are good tea houses and resorts in Khare.

Acclimatization and Pre-Climbing Training for Mera Peak Climb

It is essential for climbers to do acclimatization activities. Sherpa guides will give brief pre climbing training in Khare and its surrounding. Spending two nights before climbing to Mera High Camp (5780 m) really helps climbers to easily tackle the altitude issues. The major hurdle of climbing Mera Peak is not the technical aspect but the altitude! If you are fully acclimatized in the high altitude places then you can easily complete the Mera Peak.

For experienced climbers, Mera Peak is very easy like a stroll in a park. However, beginner climbers must heed instructions of a climbing guide and should not deviate from the original plan.

Mera High Camp (5780 m) to Mera Summit

In about 7 to 8 hours, climbers can easily reach the summit of Mera Peak and return back to Khare! The route is not steep like in Island Peak Climbing and Lobuche Peak Climbing. The difficulty level of Mera Peak Climbing is very low in comparison to other peaks of Nepal. So, lots of trekking agencies based in Nepal and abroad have created private guided treks. The popularity of Mera Peak Climbing in Nepal is increasing day by day.

Best Time to do Mera Peak

Avoid winter and monsoon season if you want to increase the success chances and good memories. During monsoon season the trekking route up to Mera Peak is risky as there are many streams. In winter season, most of the tea houses are empty and heavy snowfall make it harder for climbers to easily navigate through the trail. Spring and autumn seasons are best for Mera Climbing activity. March, April, May, September, October, and November are the months when you can knit a momentous and picturesque Mera climbing.

Meals and Accommodation

There are plenty of tea houses and restaurants in the trekking route up to Khare. Nowadays, trekkers can find different styles of tea houses in the region. Luxury lodging is also available. Therefore, you don’t have to worry about lodging. Earlier, trekkers had to accompany trekking cooks and tents for lodging and food. Climbers can find quality sleeping rooms and delicious multi-cuisine foods. Please remember that food is prepared by climbing cooks when you are at Mera High Camp. You will have to stay overnight in a tent.

What is an average cost of Mera Peak Climb package?

An average cost of Mera Peak Climb package starts from 2050 to 2500 $ per person in an all inclusive package. In this package, climbers get a porter, a trekking guide, a mountain climbing Sherpa guide, an assistant, food, lodging, and permits during the trek. Transportation is also included in this package but in Kathmandu climbers will get room on Breakfast only basis. This is the best rate offered by the Everest Trekking Routes Pvt. Ltd. The price of climbing package may vary according to the group sizes. Therefore, travelling in a group can significantly drop the package cost. Consult with our travel planners and send your questions as well as inquiries. We are here 24/7 to answer all your questions. For a successful peak climbing adventure you need all kinds of information. Contact us and let’s plan your beautiful climbing trip!

Skiing in Mera Peak

Lots of adventure sports lovers and trekking agencies have proposed the skiing possibilities in the Mera Peak region. Therefore, lots of research team and technical team assembled in the region and searched for the skiing possibilities. Nepal is the country of mountains and glaciers. However, there are no skiing places. Therefore, in search of such place suitable to establish skiing culture in Nepal, Mera is identified as the most preferred option. In future, adventure lovers can expect skiing package.

Trip Itinerary

Outline Itinerary

  • DAY 01: ARRIVAL IN KATHMANDU (1,400M)
  • DAY 02: FLY TO LUKLA, ACCLIMATIZATION AND EXPLORE DAY (2800M) 30-MINUTE FLIGHT
  • DAY 03: TREK TO CHHUTANGA (3700M) 6 HOURS
  • DAY 04: TREK TO CHHATRA LA PASS (4600M) 7/8 HOUR
  • DAY 05: TREK TO KOTHE (3,691M/12,109FT): 6-7 HOURS
  • DAY 06: TREK TO THAKNAK (4,358M/14,297FT): 3-4 HOURS
  • DAY 07: TREK TO KHARE (5,045M/16,486FT): 2-3 HOURS
  • DAY 08: KHARE: ACCLIMATIZATION AND PRE-CLIMB TRAINING
  • DAY 09: TREK TO MERA HIGH CAMP (5,780M/18,958FT): 6-7 HOURS
  • DAY 10: MERA HIGH CAMP TO SUMMIT (6,461M/21,1907FT) AND BACK TO KHARE (5045M/16,547FT): 8-9 HOURS
  • DAY 11: TREK TO KOTHE (3600M/11808FT): 4-5 HOURS
  • DAY 12: TREK TO THULI KHARKA (4,300 M/14,107FT): 5-6 HOURS
  • DAY 13: TREK TO LUKLA VIA ZATRWA LA PASSES: 6-7 HOURS
  • DAY 14: FLY TO KATHMANDU (30 MINUTE) EXPLORE AND SHOPPING
  • DAY 15: FINAL INTERNATIONAL DEPARTURE

Details Itinerary

DAY 01: ARRIVAL IN KATHMANDU (1,400M) AND TRANSFER TO HOTEL

Arrival in Kathmandu, The representatives of Everest Trekking Routes will welcome you at TIA Upon your Arrival. We transfer to a hotel overnight stay.

Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu

DAY 02: FLY TO LUKLA, ACCLIMATIZATION AND EXPLORE DAY (2800M) 30-MINUTE FLIGHT

The hotel transfer to the domestic airport and flight to Lukla takes around 30 minutes, it is the most adventurous but Spectacular Himalayan scenery on top of the world. When we reach Lukla and take lunch after that we will have to visit Lukla City and several Sherpa villages Explore the day at Lukla for acclimatization and stay overnight at the lodge.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Guest House
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 03: TREK TO CHHUTANGA (3700M) 6 HOURS

After breakfast trek to Chhutanga, hike up a couple of hundred meters past some stream and wooden bridges into the wild forest stay overnight at the lodge.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Guest House
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 04: TREK TO CHHATRA LA PASS (4600M) 7/8 HOUR

To walk from Chhutanga to Chhatra La Pass, you would need to follow a trekking route that takes you through various villages and beautiful landscapes. The trail offers stunning views of the surrounding peaks and landscapes. We will trek from Chhutanga and head north towards Tuli Kharka. From Tuli Kharka, continue trekking uphill toward the Zatrawala Pass. Descend from Zatrawala Pass and follow the trail that leads to Thame, a picturesque Sherpa village.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Guest House
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 05: TREK TO KOTHE (3,691M/12,109FT): 6-7 HOURS

After breakfast trek to Kothe is most part downhill to reach hingku Valley River takes approximately 6-7 hours to enter Arun valley national park stay overnight at Kothe Villages lodge.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Guest House
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 06: TREK TO THAKNAK (4,358M/14,297FT): 3-4 HOURS

After breakfast trek to Thaknak, today we slowly bank off the Hinku Valley River with Amazing white Himalayan scenery and start an acute mountain sickness area drinks lots of water and eat well and stay overnight at the lodge.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Guest House
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 07: TREK TO KHARE (5,045M/16,486FT): 2-3 HOURS

From Chhatra La Pass, you will follow a trail that passes through beautiful landscapes, dense forests, and several small Sherpa settlements. The route takes you through places like Chhuthawa, Numthung, Karikhola, Paiya, and Surke, and finally reaches Kothe. Along the way, you will encounter suspension bridges, terraced fields, and rhododendron forests.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Guest House
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 08: KHARE: ACCLIMATIZATION AND PRE-CLIMB TRAINING

After breakfast climbing guide gives basic climbing training for Mera peak and just a bit hike up and returns to Base Camp it is a very important day for Acclimatization for all trekkers. Stay overnight at the lodge.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Guest House
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 09: TREK TO MERA HIGH CAMP (5,780M/18,958FT): 6-7 HOURS

After breakfast trek to Mera High Camp takes 3-4 hours and almost 800 meters to climb up, we have to pass Mera la which is the round Ampu Lepcha Pass or Sherpeni Col Pass route. For the most part, was covered by snow and ice area walking through grouping because need help each other stay overnight at the Campsite on the snow.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Tent (Camping)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 10: MERA HIGH CAMP TO SUMMIT (6,461M/21,1907FT) AND BACK TO KHARE (5045M/16,547FT): 8-9 HOURS

Wake up early in the morning, typically around 2 to 3 am, to start your summit attempt. The early start allows for better snow conditions and increased chances of reaching the summit. Begin ascending from Mera High Camp, following the ridge towards Mera Peak. The route involves crossing the Mera Glacier. Continue ascending steadily, following the ridge and making your way through the snow and ice. Descend back to Mera High Camp, and from there, you can choose to continue your descent to Khare or spend another night at Khare.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Tent (Camping)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 11: TREK TO KOTHE (3600M/11808FT): 4-5 HOURS

Start early in the morning from Khare and trek to Kothe. The trail descends through rocky paths, forests, and small settlements. It takes around 5-7 hours to reach Kothe, depending on your pace. As you descend from Khare, you’ll enter the Hinku Valley. The trail winds through rocky terrain and occasional forests. You’ll come across a couple of suspension bridges that span across the roaring rivers of the Hinku Valley. On your route, you’ll pass through small Sherpa villages.  After crossing the villages, the trail gradually ascends towards Kothe.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Guest House
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 12: TREK TO THULI KHARKA (4,300 M/14,107FT): 5-6 HOURS

Begin by heading northeast from Kothe, following the well-marked trail. After some time, the trail will start to ascend gradually as you make your way toward Thuli Kharka. You will pass through several small streams and cross some suspension bridges along the way. As you continue your ascent, you will be treated to panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Guest House
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 13: TREK TO LUKLA VIA ZATRWA LA PASSES: 6-7 HOURS

From Thuli Kharka, you will begin your trek by crossing the Chutok La Pass which is also known as Zatrwa La Pass. After descending from Chutok La Pass, you will continue trekking through dense forests and rhododendron-filled trails until you reach the Khari La Pass. The pass provides stunning views of the snow-capped peaks. From Khari La Pass, you will descend to the village of Surke and many other villages before entering Lukla.

Accommodation: Stay Overnight at Guest House
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

DAY 14: FLY TO KATHMANDU (30 MINUTE) EXPLORE AND SHOPPING

After breakfast, we short walk to the airport and waited for a flight. Because some time very hard to get a flight and lots of people waiting. We must reserve for flight before our trip. When we arrived in Kathmandu explore and shopping souvenirs for your family.

Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu
Meals: Breakfast

DAY 15: FINAL INTERNATIONAL DEPARTURE

We will drop you to the TIA for your final departure and happy journey to your hometown, hope to see you again and goodbye.

Meals: Breakfast

Cost Details

Cost Includes

  • Airport / Hotel / Airport pick up and Drop by private car/van/bus.
  • 3* Category Hotel In Kathmandu: 2 Nights standard accommodation in Katmandu BB Plan
  • Both Way Domestic Air Ticket Kathmandu to Lukla and Lukla to Kathmandu
  • Your Meal During the Trekking as Your standard meals (3 times a day Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner with a cup of tea or Coffee).
  • $ 250 Per Person Special Climbing Permit.
  • $ 300 Climbing Sherpa Per Person his climbing fee, insurance, equipment, food, accommodation, etc.
  • $ 500 Garbage Deposit.
  • Climbing Gear such as Harness, figure Eight, Rope, Snow bar
  • 1-night full board Camping in Mera High Camp.
  • Accommodation in Trekking: All accommodations in lodge/tea houses during the treks.
  • Trekking Guide: An experienced, helpful, friendly, and English-speaking Trekking Guide. His well-paid salary, meals, accommodation insurance, etc.
  • Trekking Porter: porters (1 porter for 2 people). Salary, Food, Drinks, Accommodation, Transportation.
  • After the successful trip, Everest Trekking Routes will Provide an Adventure Certificate.
  • The arrangement of Emergency Helicopter service will be paid for by your Travel insurance company.
  • All government taxes and service charges.

Cost Excludes

  • Meals and Extra Accommodation in Kathmandu
  • Extra Climbing Sherpa $ 300
  • Personal Climbing Equipment
  • personal expenses (bar bills, beer, coke, a bottle of water, hot water, phone call, laundry service, Helicopter rescue, Electronic device recharge such as Mobile, Camera, etc.)
  • Tips for guide, porters, and driver.

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FAQ

Mera Peak Climbing Gear

What is Mera Peak?

Mera Peak is a mountain in the Khumbu region of Nepal. It stands at an elevation of 6,476 meters (21,247 feet) and is one of the highest trekking peaks in Nepal.

Is climbing Mera Peak difficult?

Mera Peak is considered a non-technical climb, which means it doesn’t require extensive mountaineering skills or technical climbing equipment like ropes and harnesses. However, it does require a good level of physical fitness and some basic mountaineering skills like using crampons and ice axes.

When is the best time to climb Mera Peak?

The best time to climb Mera Peak is during the pre-monsoon (spring) season from March to May and the post-monsoon (autumn) season from September to November. During these times, the weather is relatively stable, and the skies are generally clear, providing good climbing conditions.

How long does it take to climb Mera Peak?

The duration of the Mera Peak climb varies depending on the chosen route and the itinerary of the trekking company. Typically, it takes around 15 to 18 days for the entire expedition, including acclimatization days and trekking to and from the base camp.

Do I need prior climbing experience to climb Mera Peak?

While prior climbing experience is beneficial, it is not mandatory for climbing Mera Peak. However, a good level of physical fitness and some basic mountaineering skills are essential. Many climbers opt for a pre-expedition training program to prepare for the climb.

Do I need a guide to climb Mera Peak?

It is highly recommended to hire a qualified and experienced guide or join a reputable trekking agency for climbing Mera Peak. Guides are familiar with the route, can provide essential support, and ensure safety throughout the expedition.

What permits are required to climb Mera Peak?

Climbing Mera Peak requires two permits: a trekking permit issued by the Nepal Tourism Board and a climbing permit issued by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). These permits can be obtained through your trekking agency or directly from the respective authorities.

What equipment do I need for climbing Mera Peak?

Essential climbing equipment includes trekking boots, crampons, ice axes, harnesses, helmets, sleeping bags, warm clothing, and other personal gear. Most trekking agencies provide a detailed equipment list, and rental gear is also available in Kathmandu.

Is altitude sickness a concern on Mera Peak?

Yes, altitude sickness can be a concern when climbing Mera Peak, as the summit altitude is above 6,000 meters. Adequate acclimatization, proper hydration, and a gradual ascent are essential to minimize the risk of altitude-related illnesses.

What is the summit day like on Mera Peak?

Summit day typically starts early in the morning to take advantage of favorable weather conditions and ensure a safe ascent and descent. The climb to the summit is challenging but rewarding, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks. After reaching the summit, climbers descend back to high camp or base camp depending on the itinerary.

Do We Need Personal Climbing Gear?

Clothing Layers:

Base Layer: Moisture-wicking underwear and T-shirts to keep your skin dry.
Insulating Layer: Fleece or soft-shell jacket for warmth during cold conditions.
Shell Layer: Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants to protect against rain, snow, and wind.
Trekking Pants: Lightweight, quick-drying pants for trekking and climbing.
Underwear: Comfortable, moisture-wicking underwear suitable for outdoor activities.
Socks: Thick, moisture-wicking socks to keep your feet dry and warm. Bring extra pairs.
Gaiters: Keep snow, debris, and moisture out of your boots and lower legs.

Headwear:

Warm Hat: Wool or fleece beanie to retain heat, especially during cold mornings and evenings.
Sun Hat/Cap: Baseball cap or wide-brimmed hat to protect your face and neck from the sun.
Balaclava/Neck Gaiter: Provides additional warmth and protection against wind and cold.

Gloves:

Insulated Gloves: Waterproof, insulated gloves or mittens for warmth during cold conditions.
Liner Gloves: Thin, moisture-wicking gloves to wear underneath insulated gloves for added warmth.

Footwear:

Mountaineering Boots: Sturdy, insulated mountaineering boots compatible with crampons.
Camp Shoes/Sandals: Lightweight shoes or sandals to wear around camp during rest periods.

Sleeping Gear:

Sleeping Bag: Warm, high-quality sleeping bag rated for sub-zero temperatures.
Sleeping Pad: Insulated sleeping pad to provide cushioning and insulation from the cold ground.

Personal Hygiene:

Toiletries: Toothbrush, toothpaste, biodegradable soap, hand sanitizer, wet wipes, etc.
Toilet Paper: Carry a small amount in a waterproof bag.
Quick-Dry Towel: Lightweight, compact towel for personal hygiene and drying off.

Miscellaneous:

Sunglasses: Glacier glasses with UV protection to shield your eyes from the sun’s glare and snow blindness.
Sunscreen: High SPF sunscreen to protect exposed skin from sunburn, especially at high altitudes.
Lip Balm: Moisturizing lip balm with SPF to prevent chapped lips in dry, high-altitude conditions.
Water Bottle/Hydration System: Insulated water bottle or hydration bladder to stay hydrated during the climb.
Personal Medications: Any prescription medications you require, as well as basic over-the-counter medications for common ailments like headaches, altitude sickness, etc.
Personal Documents: Passport, travel insurance, permits, emergency contact information, and other essential documents stored in a waterproof bag.
Camera/Phone: Capture memories of your climb with a camera or smartphone, but remember to protect them from the elements.

Make sure to pack light but efficiently, considering the weight and bulk of each item. It’s also essential to factor in the weather conditions and the duration of your expedition when selecting your gear. Additionally, consult with experienced climbers or a reputable trekking agency for personalized gear recommendations based on your specific needs and the conditions of your Mera Peak climb.

 

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Jaistin Tamin

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Amazing Mera Trek

My Mera Peak Winter Trip has been an amazing and memorable experience. This was my fourth trip to the Himalayas. The views were mesmerizingly beautiful at every turn. The trek was strenuous especially when it came to the crossing of the Zawtra La Pass and of course during the summit push. Nevertheless, the panoramic view whether it is from the summit or along the trail outweighs the tiredness. Because it was winter season, there were very few guesthouses operating. Anyway, our trekking agency has prearranged the necessary.
I took Everest Trekking Routes Pvt Ltd as my team trekking agent. Mr Rabin Gurung who is now the General Manager of the company, used to be my trekking guide in my previous trips to the Himalayas. He and his company never disappoint me or my team. His team of trekking guides were well-trained with the necessary knowledge and resourcefulness. During this winter trip, our trekking guides were Mr Sushil Gurung and Mr Sukraraj Gurung, both were of cheerful, energetic, and entertaining character. They were very responsible and resourceful too. Our porters, Mr Dumzan ManKumar Tamang and Mr. Samphure Tamang were very strong, fast, and highly responsible as well. So were our Sherpa guides, Gyalje and Rajah. They were very strong, highly skilled, and professional yet gentle and friendly.
In conclusion, I fully recommend this Mera Peak trip if you are looking forward to doing a 6000er, whether you want to do it in spring, or autumn. I also recommend this company, Everest Trekking Routes Pvt Ltd as a professional, reliable, and highly responsible trekking agent.

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This was my first trip to Nepal for peak climbing but both of my trekking buddies went on trips with Everest Trekking Routes Pvt. Ltd before so I don’t have any doubts because they do deliver a great service that makes the trip memorable. Our guide, Sushil, Dawa and Millan was so enjoyable to be with and they also share knowledge about the mountain and the cultures. Our strong porters, Man Kumar and Sampure, they not only carry our bags but they also help us out during our trek especially when one of my friends got sick.
We successfully climbed Mera Peak thanks to them and also our Sherpas, Geljye and Raza, for their patience and neverending support. Moreover Geljye and Raza also provide us great care during our stay at Refuge Mera. They are great cook too.We get the chance to celebrate New Year at Mr Rabin’s hometown where we were welcomed warmly as a family. He took great care of us during our stay and makes us experience the Gurung culture which is so amazing. The whole experience is something that I will never trade off and definitely will come back for another peak climbing with their service. Thanks again to Mr Rabin, guides, porters and Sherpas for a fun trek and successful summit.

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We started to plan this trip at least a year ago. With the help of Everest Trekking Routes Pvt. Ltd. slowly we made our preparations and the trip commenced.

We purposely selected this month as we wanted to try peak climbing during winter. We had a good start with Sushil Gurung as our trekking guide. I have known Sushil since 2016 as he was the one who helped to take care of me at Namche Baazar when i was “forced” to go down from Lobuche due to AMS. Very nice trekking guiding, happy-go-lucky, and funny too. He took care of our well-being during our trip, make sure we are well-fed! Its almost off-season when we came, meaning a problem arises along the way in terms of logistic. However, Sushil tackled it all wisely to make sure we have a smooth journey.

Do not believe 100% of what you read about Mera Peak from the internet. It is not as easy as it sounded, especially during winter climb. Although it is considered the easiest peak climb, but she has her own “challenges” to offer. HOWEVER, i highly recommend this peak for those who wanted to try their first peak climb or first 6000m peak climbing.

Starting from Lukla to the summit, you have to go through series of incline and decline which i think helped a lot with my “Problem”. I am an “Altitude-Intolerant” person. Meaning my body is not very good at adapting to altitude. From Lukla(2860m) – Chuttanga(3500m) – cross-over Chattra la pas 4600m – Thulikarka (4200m) – Khote (3400m), i think this initial incline and decline helped me to counter my problem with AMS.

The team arranged by ETRPL to assist us, consist of superhuman strength/speed porters Man Kumar & Samphure, funny-happy-go-lucky Trekking Guide Sushil Gurung, incredible mountain guide Gaylje Sherpa & Raza Sherpa were the main key to our successful summit. Utmost gratitude to director of ETRPL Rabin Gurung for such excellent arrangement! This is not the first time Rabin arranged peak climbing for us. Personally, Rabin arranged my Lobuche East Peak back in 2016. Although i failed to summit due to Cerebral Edema, quick action by Rabin to send me down with a trekking guide saved my life!

I highly recommend Rabin(Everest Trekking Routes Pvt. Ltd.) to arrange any of your trips here in Nepal. Their rates are reasonable and the director is a very honest and humble person. Thank you ETRPL and team!

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Booked my trekking trip to Nepal and as a first-time trekker to Nepal, all is well organized by Rabin Gurung. He is very attentive, and accommodative and had attended all my queries promptly, and thus without hesitation, I am convinced to book the trip. As time is limited for me, he caters and customized my trip itinerary as best fit for my schedule and assigned Sukra as my guide. Thanks to Sukra Gurung, a guide who is particularly friendly and helpful, I learned a lot during my 12 days trekking with him about culture, language, trekking tips, etc. He adapted to my pace while trekking as I am in awe of enjoying the view at the same time. Consequently, I had my first wonder of an unforgettable experience trekking in Nepal with undoubtedly breathtaking views, and socializing with friendly locals and this trip will not be the last, Nepal is an Amazing Country, and I will come back for more to embark on another trekking journey with Everest Trekking Routes. That being said, I recommend Rabin and his Team’s services to anyone who wanted to explore trekking in Nepal. See you guys again soon.:)

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