Mera and Island Peak Climbing

Mera and Island peak climbing trip offer the the climb of two famous trekking peaks within the Himalayas. Climbing the Mera and Island peaks combined with crossing the high spectacular and challenging Amphu Lapcha pass makes this expedition a really special and challenging one. Ultimately the simplest demanding trekking with trekking peaks climbing experience in Nepal. Mountain Monarch has professionally designed this expedition itinerary to permit every participant to possess proper acclimatisation. Resulting the summit of those two trekking peaks over 6000 meter a is achievable goal. Further more the trek through the remote valleys of Hinku and Imja tse in Everest region. Great opportunity to not miss within the Himalayas.

Climb the Mera and Island Peaks: all climbing gear provided
Standing over 6460 metres, spectacular Mera Peak offers an excellent Himalayan summit thrill. A challenging long high altitude trek to climb within the Himalaya. Island Peak at 6189 metres, though of a lesser height, may be a slightly more technically demanding and exposed than the Mera. Thus it test the climbing skills you’ve got learn on the Mera Peak and Amphu Laptsa crossing every week before. The view from the both of those peaks’ summit is just breathtaking.

We organise special climbing training course at base camp. Thus to ensures that you simply are capable and assured enough to summit the Mera and Island peak climbing safely. The Amphu Labtsa pass requires some technical climbing ability to cross it safely. to form the descent safe and straightforward our climbing guides team fix ropes for you. Therefore the abseil on the rocky crest and compact blue glacier ice sections totally safe. we offer all the private and group climbing gear to form it hassle free and affordable climbing trip in Himalayas.

Crossing the Amphu Laptch pass
We take the longer route to Mera peak base camp through the luxurious forests of rhododendron and pine. While above there are the uninhabited alpine areas of the upper Hinku valley. After the Mera Peak summit, we head eastwards exploring the less used route towards Makalu and therefore the wilderness of the Hinku valley. Further more we camp at Seto Pokhari, a sacred lake at over 5000 meters nestling beneath the stunning ramparts of Chamlang, Lhotse and Everest dominating the horizon. Our next challenge is crossing the tough Amphu Labtsa pass at 5700 meters on our thanks to Island Peak. Undoubtedly the panoramic summit views are absolutely wonderful and can stay in your memory forever.

Finally we trek right down to Lukla via Thyangboche monastery. We occupy local tea houses while trekking down from Island Peak to Lukla. this alteration of accommodation allow you’ll enjoy the relatively cosy comfort of teahouse. Enjoy the dining room and sleep during a comfortable bed after many nights spent in tented camps. We expect our participants on this Mera and Island peak climbing with Amphu Laptsa expedition to possess extensive outdoor adventure skills with good trekking and hiking experience. Prior climbing experience is suggested and welcome but not mandatory as we’ll train you altogether necessary climbing skills at base camps.

Itinerary

Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu / Dinner with cultural program.

Day 02: Witness the Hindu Cremation / Trip preparation.

Day 03: Fly to Lukla and commence our mera peak trek to Puiya away from the popular Everest trekking route.

Day 04-06: Cross the Pangum La Pass with first views of Mera on this Mera peak expedition.

Day 07-09: Climb to Tagnang via Narging and Pacha Pokhara

Day 10-12: Reach Khare / Mera Base Camp – the trail hits 5000 metres. Acclimatisation and climbing training.

Day 13-15: Three days for Mera Peak climbing: Establish High Camp at around 5800 meters. A very early start on summit day; dramatic vista from the Mera peak top.

Day 16: Spare dat for summit in case of bad weather

Day 17-19: Return trail to Lukla, diverting via the Zatra pass (4589m) Mera peak expedition last night.

Day 20 – 21: Fly to Kathmandu; free day or relax or explore the city

Day 22: Mera peak climbing Trip ends and airport transportation.

Include

Private Arrival / Departure transfers on both domestic and international flights.
Standard Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu on a twin share bed- and- breakfast basis as per the itinerary.
Freshly cooked Full board meals prepared by our cook (breakfast, lunch, dinner) entire Mera peak expedition.
Properly boiled drinking water, tea and coffee while on trek.
Accommodation in Tented camp while on MERA PEAK CLIMBING trip.
Group welcome dinner as listed in the itinerary.
Half day guided city tour with world heritage entrance fees as listed in itinerary.
All Domestic flights and airport tax as listed in the itinerary.
Private transportation to and from the starting and ending points of the trek as applicable.
Mera peak expedition Permit Royalty and other government tax.
Climbing Clinic Course at Mera base camp
All required Personal and Group Climbing gear: La Sportiva climbing boot, Black diamond crampons,ice axe, zoomer, harness, figure of eight, carabineer, climbing rope etc.
We provide all the camping gear including Mountain Hardware member tent, EXPED down filled mattress, dinning tent with table and chair, kitchen, staff and toilet tent with commode.
Mountain Monarch Trip Gears – sleeping bag, fleece inner liner, down jacket, trek bag, rain poncho etc for the use during the trip. Some Rolls of Toilet Paper and garbage plastic bag.
Professional local experienced Trek Leader / Guide trained in Wilderness First Aid.
Portable Altitude Chamber (PAC) / Gamow Bag (A life saving device in case of Acute Mountain Sickness) along with the comprehensive First Aid Kit.
Mera peak climbing map.
Well-experienced Climbing guide with all his allowance and expenses.
Expeditions cook, kitchen staff, Trek Sherpa and other support staff while on Mera peak climbing in Nepal.
Porters to carry all personal gear, tented camping equipment and food stuff for Mera peak trek. One Trekker : Four trek crew in ratio while on this fully camping trekking and climbing trip to Mera.
Proper Insurance of all staff including porters.
Warm clothing and trekking gear for staff including porters: Gortex jacket / trousers, fleece jacket and pant, trekking shoes / boots, woolen hat, gloves, shocks, sunglasses etc.
Complementary Mountain Monarch Mera peak climbing T-shirts.
Mera Peak climbing certificates issued from the respective body of Nepal Government.
Comprehensive pre-departure information and trip dossiers.
Makalu region trekking and National part permit and government taxes for the Mera peak trek and climbing.

Exclude

Nepal entry Visa fees, Your travel insurance of any kind.
International Airfare and Airport Tax.
All Drinks and main meals in cities.
Tips and Items of personal expenses like hot shower, battery charge, telephone, beverage drinks etc.

Equipments list

Climbing gears

Climbing harness
Ice axe
crampons
Mountaineering boots
AscenderDescender/Abseil device
Rope
Snow bar
Ice hammer
Helmet (optional)

Clothing

Sun hat or scarf
Fleece jacket with wind-Stopper
Waterproof shell jacket
Down vest and/or jacket (can hire here in Nepal also)
Lightweight gloves
Heavyweight gloves or mittens with a waterproof shell outer
Light and expedition weight thermal bottoms
Fleece or wool pants
Waterproof (preferably breathable fabric) shell pants
Thick, warm wool hiking socks
Hiking boots with spare laces
Sunglasses with UV protection

Accessories

Sleeping bag rated to zero degrees Fahrenheit
Trekking poles (sticks) ( Boundless Adventure (p) Ltd )
Headlamp
Trek bag-pack (provided by Boundless Adventure (p) Ltd )
Basic First Aid Kit
Daypack (approximately 2,500 to 3,000 cubic inches)
Thermo-rest sleeping pad
Water bottles
Small wash towel

Toiletries

Quick-drying towel (medium-sized)
Soap (preferably biodegradable)
Toothbrush/paste (preferably biodegradable)
Deodorants
Face and body moisturizer
Nail clippers
Small mirror
Tissue paper/ toilet roll
Anti-bacterial Hand wash

Extras/ luxuries

Trail Map/Guide book
Binocular
Reading book
Journal & Pen
Pencils and small notebooks

FAQs

Mera Peak Climbing FAQs:

What is Mera Peak?
- Mera Peak is one of the highest trekking peaks in Nepal, standing at an elevation of 6,476 meters (21,247 feet). It is located in the Khumbu region and offers panoramic views of several high Himalayan peaks.
How long does the Mera Peak Climbing expedition take?
- The Mera Peak Climbing expedition typically takes around 17 to 20 days, including acclimatization, trekking to and from the peak, and the climb itself.
What is the best time for Mera Peak Climbing?
- The ideal times for Mera Peak Climbing are during the pre-monsoon (spring) season from late March to May and the post-monsoon (autumn) season from September to November when the weather is stable.
Do I need climbing experience for Mera Peak Climbing?
- While Mera Peak is considered a suitable trekking peak for beginners, some prior trekking experience and basic mountaineering skills are recommended. A preparatory training course is advisable.
What permits are required for Mera Peak Climbing?
- Climbers need the Sagarmatha National Park Permit, the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit, and the Mera Peak Climbing Permit, which can be obtained through registered trekking agencies in Kathmandu.
Is it mandatory to hire a guide for Mera Peak Climbing?
- While hiring a guide is not mandatory, it is highly recommended for safety and logistical reasons. Guides are familiar with the route and can provide essential support.
What is the difficulty level of Mera Peak Climbing?
- Mera Peak is considered a moderately challenging climb. The ascent involves steep sections, and climbers should be prepared for high-altitude conditions.
What equipment is required for Mera Peak Climbing?
- Climbers need specialized mountaineering equipment, including a helmet, harness, ice axe, crampons, and suitable clothing for high-altitude conditions. A detailed equipment list should be obtained from the trekking agency.

Island Peak Climbing FAQs:

What is Island Peak?
- Island Peak, also known as Imja Tse, is a popular trekking peak in the Everest region of Nepal. It stands at an elevation of 6,189 meters (20,305 feet) and offers stunning views of the Everest region.
How long does the Island Peak Climbing expedition take?
- The Island Peak Climbing expedition typically takes around 16 to 18 days, including acclimatization, trekking to and from the peak, and the climb itself.
What is the best time for Island Peak Climbing?
- The best times for Island Peak Climbing are during the pre-monsoon (spring) season from late April to early June and the post-monsoon (autumn) season from late September to early November.
Do I need climbing experience for Island Peak Climbing?
- While Island Peak is considered a suitable introductory peak, some prior trekking and basic mountaineering experience are beneficial. Training and acclimatization are crucial.
What permits are required for Island Peak Climbing?
- Climbers need the Sagarmatha National Park Permit, the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit, and the Island Peak Climbing Permit, which can be obtained through registered trekking agencies in Kathmandu.
Is it mandatory to hire a guide for Island Peak Climbing?
- Yes, it is mandatory to hire a licensed climbing guide for Island Peak Climbing. Climbing in the Everest region requires the presence of a registered guide for safety and logistical reasons.
What is the difficulty level of Island Peak Climbing?
- Island Peak is considered a moderately challenging climb. The climb involves steep sections, and climbers need to use mountaineering equipment like ice axes and crampons.
What equipment is required for Island Peak Climbing?
- Climbers need specialized mountaineering equipment, including a helmet, harness, ice axe, crampons, and suitable clothing for high-altitude conditions. A detailed equipment list should be obtained from the trekking agency.