Mera Peak Climbing
Mera Peak Climbing has three summits, with the focal summit generally climb. From the highest point of this tallest trekking peak of Nepal, we can see an astounding perspective of Everest, Cho Yu, Makalu, Lhotse and Kanchenjunga, five of them are universes more than 8000-meter tall peaks. The physical wellness and an excitement for experience are fundamentals for Mera Peak climbing. It implies that you require not really have related knowledge and abilities of mountaineering. Whatever aptitudes you require is instructs by our aides at the base camp. Similarly, it is a simple peak to vanquish, as its order as one of the “trekking peaks of Nepal” demonstrates. With our years-long involvement in peak climbing and trekking in Nepal; you can likewise set aside your stresses and set yourself up for an uncommon taste of the Himalayas.
Highlights
Trek through the rhododendron backwoods that blossoms uniquely amid the spring time.
Go through the Mera icy mass towards the Mera high camp.
Summit Mera Peak and appreciate staggering perspectives of the all encompassing Himalayas.
Best Time
The best time to summit Mera Peak is Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November). The greatest months has been characterized based on perceivability and climate condition.
Difficulty
Mera Peak holds three distinct summits so because of that reason scope of difficulty are additionally in various scales. In the interest of correlation, focal peak is considered as the least demanding and uncomplicated peak moreover Mera south is moderate and unexceptional peak and Mera north is the most troublesome peak to experience its summit. Regularly being anything but difficult to rise, the vast majority of the climbers overcome focal peak and ordinary physical exercise without experience is sufficient to rise the inside peak. South Mera peak requests ordinary trekking encounters with high scope of stamina in like manner North Mera Peak requests high scope of climbing background with same dimension of different prerequisites.