Mera peak climbing is one of the most astounding trekking tops in Nepal, reached by exploring one of the least known regions at the edge of Khumbhu. The all encompassing perspective of a few of the world’s most astounding tops over 8000m is the highlight of this climb, but over 17 days you’ll experience bona fide Sherpa culture, green and lavish scenery and interesting trekking trails. You’ll cross Makalu Barun National Park with its high fields and alpine passes, while experiencing traditional Sherpa villages, chilly moraines and lofty icy masses as well as walking in the sparsely populated Hinku valley.

We start our adventurous Mera peak climbing from a scenic flight to Lukla, the busy portal of the Khumbhu, but instantly take the less investigated trail towards the Hinku valley. Through thick backwoods of rhododendron, oak, silver fir, birch and juniper, we’ll pass little settlements of stone houses until we reach the precarious face of Zwatra La Pass (4,610m). Forging on, we’ll enjoy delightful snow capped peaks and lakes and the Mera glacier as we take the trail towards the pinnacle. Passing through the settlements of Thangnak and Khare, we’ll at last achieve base camp and prepare for our ascent.