Mera Peak climbing

Welcome to Nepal! Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, a representative from Himalayan Magic Treks will warmly welcome you and assist you with your transfer to the hotel. After a scenic drive through the bustling streets of Kathmandu, you will check in at the hotel and have time to relax and recover from your journey.

Kathmandu, the vibrant capital of Nepal, is a fascinating city rich in culture, history, and Himalayan adventure. Depending on your arrival time, you may explore the nearby streets, enjoy traditional Nepali cuisine, or simply rest before beginning your Mera Peak climbing expedition.

Later in the day, you will meet your trekking and climbing team for a final trip briefing and preparation session. Our experienced team will review the climbing itinerary, discuss safety procedures, explain the trekking and acclimatization plan, and provide essential information about the equipment and logistics for the journey ahead. This is also an excellent opportunity to check your climbing gear, ask any last-minute questions, and ensure that you are fully prepared for the adventure.

After the briefing, you can enjoy your first evening in Kathmandu at your leisure. Get a good night's rest as you prepare for the exciting journey toward Mera Peak, one of Nepal's most rewarding trekking peaks.

Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu

Activity: Airport pickup, hotel transfer, trek preparation, and final briefing

After an early breakfast, you will transfer to the airport for a scenic 35-minute flight from Kathmandu to Lukla (2,860m/9,383ft), the gateway to the Everest and Mera Peak regions. During the flight, you may enjoy spectacular views of the Himalayan mountains, weather permitting. Upon arrival at Tenzing-Hillary Airport in Lukla, you will meet the remaining members of your trekking crew, organize your equipment, and begin your journey toward Mera Peak.

Today’s trek takes you away from the busy trails of the Everest region and into the peaceful surroundings of the Hinku Valley approach. From Lukla, you will follow a trail through beautiful forests, traditional Sherpa settlements, and quiet mountain landscapes. The route gradually climbs through lush vegetation, with rhododendron, pine, and fir trees adding to the natural beauty of the trail.

After approximately 4–5 hours of walking, you will reach Chutanga (3,100m/10,168ft), a small settlement nestled among the forested hills. This tranquil location provides an excellent first stop for your Mera Peak climbing adventure, allowing you to rest and begin adjusting to the increasing altitude.

Upon arrival, you will check into a local mountain lodge, enjoy a warm meal, and spend the evening relaxing with your trekking team. Your guide will provide any necessary updates about the following day's route and weather conditions. Get a good night's sleep as you prepare for the upcoming trek toward the Zatrwa La Pass.

Accommodation: Lodge in Chutanga

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Flight Duration: Approximately 35 minutes

Trekking Duration: Approximately 4–5 hours

Maximum Altitude: 3,100m/10,168ft

Activity: Scenic mountain flight, forest trekking, and gradual altitude acclimatization

After breakfast at the lodge in Chutanga, you will begin one of the most challenging and rewarding days of your Mera Peak climbing adventure. Today’s trek takes you across the spectacular Zatrwa La Pass (4,600m/15,092ft), a high mountain pass offering breathtaking views of the surrounding Himalayan landscapes.

The trail climbs steadily from Chutanga through alpine forests and rugged mountain terrain. As you gain altitude, the vegetation gradually becomes thinner, revealing rocky slopes and dramatic mountain scenery. The ascent can be physically demanding due to the steep trail and increasing elevation, so you will walk at a comfortable pace with regular breaks to allow your body to adjust to the altitude.

Upon reaching Zatrwa La Pass, you will be rewarded with magnificent panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks and the surrounding valleys. On a clear day, you may catch glimpses of the impressive Mera Peak region and other snow-covered mountains. Take some time to enjoy the scenery and capture memorable photographs before continuing your journey.

From the pass, the trail descends toward Thuli Kharka through rugged slopes and beautiful alpine landscapes. The descent can be steep in certain sections, requiring careful footing, particularly if the trail is snowy or icy. As you approach Thuli Kharka, you will notice the peaceful high-altitude surroundings that make this region so special.

After approximately 6 hours of trekking, you will arrive at Thuli Kharka (4,300m/14,104ft), a remote mountain pasture area where you will spend the night at a local lodge. Upon arrival, you can relax, enjoy a warm meal, and rest after this demanding day in the mountains. Your guide will also discuss the following day's route toward Kothe.

Accommodation: Lodge in Thuli Kharka

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Trekking Duration: Approximately 6 hours

Highest Point: Zatrwa La Pass (4,600m/15,092ft)

Overnight Altitude: Thuli Kharka (4,300m/14,104ft)

Activity: High mountain pass crossing, panoramic Himalayan views, and descent to Thuli Kharka

After breakfast at the lodge in Thuli Kharka, you will begin your trek toward Kothe, descending gradually into the beautiful Hinku Valley. Today’s journey offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the diverse landscapes of the Mera Peak region, from rugged alpine terrain to lush forests and picturesque mountain valleys.

The trail winds along the hillside, with occasional ascents and descents through remote mountain terrain. As you leave Thuli Kharka behind, you will enjoy impressive views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks, including the magnificent south face of Mera Peak when weather conditions permit. The route gradually descends through beautiful rhododendron, pine, and juniper forests, where the peaceful atmosphere and fresh mountain air make the journey particularly enjoyable.

Along the way, you will pass through isolated settlements and yak grazing areas, offering glimpses into the traditional mountain lifestyle of the local communities. The trail follows the slopes above the Hinku River, providing spectacular views of the valley and its surrounding cliffs. Although much of today's route is downhill, some sections are uneven and rocky, so careful footing and a steady walking pace are important.

After approximately 6½ hours of trekking, you will arrive at Kothe (3,691m/12,107ft), a small settlement nestled in the Hinku Valley. Kothe serves as an important resting point for climbers and trekkers heading toward Mera Peak. Upon arrival, you will check into a local mountain lodge, enjoy a warm meal, and relax after a rewarding day on the trail.

Spend the evening enjoying the peaceful mountain surroundings and preparing for the next stage of your expedition, as you continue deeper into the Hinku Valley toward Thaknak.

Accommodation: Lodge in Kothe

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Trekking Duration: Approximately 6½ hours

Maximum Altitude: 3,691m/12,107ft

Activity: Scenic valley trekking, forest trails, Himalayan mountain views, and gradual descent to Kothe

After breakfast at the lodge in Kothe, you will continue your Mera Peak climbing adventure by trekking deeper into the beautiful Hinku Valley toward Thaknak. Today’s journey takes you gradually higher into the alpine region, offering spectacular mountain scenery, peaceful surroundings, and a closer view of the rugged Himalayan landscape.

The trail follows the banks of the Hinku River, passing through open valleys, rocky terrain, and occasional patches of alpine vegetation. As you leave Kothe behind, you will enjoy impressive views of Mera Peak and the surrounding snow-covered mountains. The route gradually ascends along the valley, allowing you to appreciate the dramatic landscape while walking at a steady pace.

Along the way, you may encounter traditional yak pastures and small seasonal settlements used by local herders. The scenery becomes increasingly rugged as you gain altitude, with towering cliffs, glacial valleys, and distant mountain peaks creating an unforgettable Himalayan atmosphere. You will also have opportunities to take photographs and enjoy short breaks while your body continues adjusting to the higher elevation.

After approximately 4½ hours of trekking, you will arrive at Thaknak (4,358m/14,295ft), a small seasonal settlement surrounded by spectacular mountain scenery. This remote location serves as an important overnight stop for climbers heading toward Khare and Mera Peak Base Camp.

Upon arrival, you will check into a local mountain lodge and enjoy a warm meal. The remainder of the day is reserved for relaxation, hydration, and acclimatization. Your guide will review the next day's itinerary and remind you of the importance of maintaining a comfortable walking pace as you continue gaining altitude.

Spend the evening enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the high Himalayas and rest well before continuing your journey toward Khare, the main acclimatization and preparation point for the Mera Peak summit attempt.

Accommodation: Lodge in Thaknak

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Trekking Duration: Approximately 4½ hours

Maximum Altitude: 4,358m/14,295ft

Activity: Gradual high-altitude trekking, Hinku Valley exploration, mountain views, and acclimatization

After breakfast at the lodge in Thaknak, you will continue your Mera Peak climbing expedition toward Khare, the main acclimatization and preparation point for your upcoming summit attempt. Today’s trek takes you farther into the high Himalayas, where dramatic mountain scenery, rugged trails, and magnificent views of the surrounding peaks create an unforgettable trekking experience.

The trail follows the upper Hinku Valley, gradually ascending through rocky terrain and glacial landscapes. Along the way, you will pass the beautiful Dig Glacier and enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding snow-covered mountains. As you gain elevation, the landscape becomes increasingly barren and rugged, with alpine vegetation giving way to rocks, ice, and glacial terrain.

The route includes some steep and uneven sections, so you will walk slowly and steadily, allowing your body to adjust to the increasing altitude. Your experienced guide will help maintain a comfortable pace and recommend regular breaks to support proper acclimatization. Throughout the journey, you will be rewarded with impressive views of Mera Peak and the surrounding Himalayan giants.

After approximately 4 hours of trekking, you will arrive at Khare (5,045m/16,548ft), a spectacular high-altitude settlement situated beneath the northern slopes of Mera Peak. Khare serves as the principal base for climbers preparing to ascend Mera Peak, making it an important stop on your expedition.

Upon arrival, you will check into a local mountain lodge, enjoy a warm meal, and take time to rest. Your climbing guide will discuss the upcoming acclimatization schedule, review your climbing equipment, and explain the technical aspects of the route ahead. Depending on your condition and the guide's advice, you may take a short acclimatization walk near the lodge before returning to rest.

As you are now above 5,000 meters, staying hydrated, eating well, and monitoring your body's response to altitude are especially important. Spend the evening enjoying the remarkable Himalayan surroundings and get plenty of rest as you prepare for the climbing and training activities ahead.

Accommodation: Mountain Lodge in Khare

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Trekking Duration: Approximately 4 hours

Maximum Altitude: 5,045m/16,548ft

Activity: High-altitude trekking, glacial scenery, mountain photography, and climbing preparation

Today is an important day of your Mera Peak climbing expedition, dedicated to acclimatization, pre-climb training, and final preparations for your summit attempt. Spending an additional day at Khare (5,045m/16,548ft) allows your body to adjust to the high altitude while giving you valuable time to develop confidence with the mountaineering equipment required for the climb.

After breakfast at the lodge, your experienced climbing guide will assess your physical condition and explain the day's acclimatization plan. Depending on weather conditions and your fitness level, you may take a short hike to a higher elevation before returning to Khare for rest. This gradual approach helps your body adapt to the reduced oxygen levels at altitude and prepares you for the challenging days ahead.

Later, you will participate in a pre-climb training session led by your climbing guide. During this practical session, you will learn and practice the essential mountaineering techniques needed for Mera Peak. Training will typically include the proper use of crampons, ice axes, climbing harnesses, helmets, carabiners, and fixed-rope equipment where applicable. Your guide will also demonstrate how to walk safely on snow and ice, maintain balance on steep terrain, and use a rope system while ascending and descending.

The team will then conduct a thorough equipment check to ensure that all essential climbing gear is available and functioning properly. You will review your clothing layers, mountaineering boots, gloves, headlamp, sleeping equipment, and other personal essentials. Your guide will also explain summit-day procedures, including the planned departure time, pacing, hydration, nutrition, weather considerations, and safety protocols.

The remainder of the day is reserved for rest, hydration, and final logistical preparations. Your guide will discuss the upcoming route toward Mera High Camp and the anticipated summit push, emphasizing the importance of following instructions and recognizing symptoms of altitude-related illness.

In the evening, enjoy dinner at the lodge and get an early night's rest. With your acclimatization and technical preparation underway, you will be better prepared for the exciting journey toward Mera Peak High Camp and the ultimate goal of reaching the summit.

Accommodation: Mountain lodge in Khare

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Activity: Acclimatization hike, mountaineering skills training, climbing equipment check, and summit preparation

Maximum Altitude: Approximately 5,045m/16,548ft, with a possible higher acclimatization hike depending on conditions

Important Note: Your guide will determine the appropriate training and acclimatization activities based on weather, snow conditions, and your response to altitude. The summit schedule may be adjusted to prioritize safety.

Today is one of the most exciting and challenging days of your Mera Peak climbing expedition as you leave Khare and ascend toward Mera High Camp (5,780m/18,958ft). After an early breakfast, you will prepare your climbing equipment, check your essential gear, and begin the journey toward the high camp with your experienced climbing guide and support team.

The route initially climbs from Khare toward the Mera La area, following rocky slopes and gradually transitioning onto glacial terrain. As you gain elevation, the landscape becomes increasingly rugged, with snow-covered slopes, glaciers, and magnificent views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks. Depending on the season and prevailing conditions, you may encounter snow and ice along the route, making careful footing and appropriate mountaineering techniques essential.

With your guide's assistance, you will use the appropriate climbing equipment, such as crampons, harnesses, and ropes, wherever required by the terrain and conditions. The ascent can be physically demanding due to the steep sections and high altitude, so maintaining a steady pace, taking regular breaks, and staying hydrated are important.

As you approach Mera High Camp, you will be rewarded with spectacular panoramic views of some of the world's most impressive Himalayan mountains. On a clear day, you may see towering peaks such as Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kangchenjunga from the surrounding viewpoints. The dramatic mountain scenery provides an unforgettable backdrop as you move closer to your ultimate goal of reaching the summit of Mera Peak.

After approximately 5–6 hours of climbing and trekking, you will reach Mera High Camp (5,780m/18,958ft), situated on a rocky ridge above the glacier. Here, your support team will help establish the overnight camp and prepare a warm meal. You will settle into your tent, organize your summit equipment, and receive a detailed briefing from your climbing guide about the summit attempt.

The evening is an important time to rest, stay warm, eat well, and hydrate as much as possible. Your guide will review the weather forecast, discuss the planned departure time, and explain the route and safety procedures for summit day. Since the summit push usually begins very early in the morning, prepare your clothing, headlamp, gloves, and essential gear before going to sleep.

Spend the night at High Camp beneath the magnificent Himalayan sky, surrounded by snow-covered peaks. Tomorrow, you will embark on the most anticipated part of your expedition: the summit attempt on Mera Peak.

Accommodation: Tent camping at Mera High Camp

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Trekking Duration: Approximately 5–6 hours

Maximum Altitude: 5,780m/18,958ft

Activity: High-altitude ascent, glacier travel, mountaineering, and summit preparation

Important Note: The route, climbing techniques, and use of technical equipment depend on current snow and glacier conditions. Your climbing guide will make the final decisions regarding safety and the suitability of proceeding to High Camp.

Today is the most exciting and challenging day of your Mera Peak climbing expedition — the summit day! You will rise very early, usually around midnight or in the early hours of the morning, and prepare for the final ascent to the summit of Mera Peak (6,461m/21,193ft). After a light breakfast and a final equipment check, you will set off from Mera High Camp with your experienced climbing guide under the spectacular Himalayan night sky.

The ascent begins with a steady climb across snow-covered slopes and glacial terrain. Wearing your mountaineering boots, crampons, harness, and other essential climbing equipment, you will follow your guide along the established route toward the summit. The climb requires endurance, concentration, and determination, particularly as you gain altitude and oxygen levels decrease. Your guide will maintain a steady pace and schedule appropriate breaks to help you manage your energy throughout the ascent.

As the first light of dawn appears over the Himalayas, the surrounding peaks gradually emerge from the darkness, creating an unforgettable mountain panorama. Continuing carefully along the snow slopes, you will approach the summit ridge and make the final push toward the top of Mera Peak.

Reaching the summit at 6,461m (21,193ft) is a truly rewarding moment and the highlight of your entire expedition. From the top, you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of some of the world's highest mountains, including Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kangchenjunga, weather and visibility permitting. Take a few moments to celebrate your achievement and capture photographs of this extraordinary Himalayan experience, while following your guide's instructions and limiting time at the summit due to the extreme altitude and cold.

After enjoying the summit, you will begin the careful descent toward Mera High Camp. Descending safely is just as important as reaching the top, so you will follow your guide's instructions while navigating the snow and glacial terrain. After a short rest and refreshments at High Camp, you will continue descending toward Khare.

The long descent can be physically demanding after the summit climb, but the changing mountain scenery provides a welcome distraction as you return to lower elevations. Upon reaching Khare (5,045m/16,548ft), you will check into a local mountain lodge, enjoy a warm meal, and finally relax after an incredible day in the mountains.

Today typically involves approximately 10 hours of climbing and trekking, although the total duration can vary depending on weather conditions, snow conditions, the team's pace, and individual fitness. If you successfully reach the summit, you will have accomplished an unforgettable Himalayan mountaineering adventure.

Accommodation: Mountain Lodge in Khare

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Climbing and Trekking Duration: Approximately  9 to 10 hours

Summit Altitude: Mera Peak (6,461m/21,193ft)

Overnight Altitude: Khare (5,045m/16,548ft)

Activity: Early-morning summit ascent, glacier climbing, Himalayan summit experience, and descent to Khare

Important Note: Summit success depends on weather, snow and glacier conditions, and the physical condition of the climbing team. Your guide will make the final decision regarding whether it is safe to proceed. If conditions deteriorate or a climber develops symptoms of altitude illness, the team may need to turn around or adjust the itinerary.

Today is reserved as a contingency day in your Mera Peak climbing itinerary, providing an additional opportunity to attempt the summit if unfavorable weather, strong winds, heavy snowfall, or poor visibility prevented the climb on the previous day. In the Himalayas, weather conditions can change rapidly, and having an extra day in the schedule provides valuable flexibility for a safer and more successful expedition.

If the summit attempt on Day 09 was postponed due to bad weather, you will wake up early at Khare or the appropriate camp, depending on your guide's assessment and the team's location. After reviewing the latest weather forecast, snow conditions, and the physical condition of all climbers, your experienced climbing guide will determine whether it is safe to make another summit attempt. If conditions are favorable, the team will follow the adjusted climbing plan toward Mera Peak (6,461m/21,193ft).

The additional summit attempt will follow the same general route, requiring careful movement across snow-covered slopes and glacial terrain using appropriate mountaineering equipment. Your guide will maintain a suitable pace, monitor the team's condition, and prioritize safety throughout the climb. If you reach the summit, you will have another opportunity to celebrate this remarkable achievement and enjoy the spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan giants.

If you have already successfully summited Mera Peak on Day 09, this contingency day can serve as a valuable recovery and flexibility day, depending on the expedition schedule and weather conditions. You may rest at Khare, recover from the demanding summit push, or adjust the following day's itinerary in consultation with your guide.

Please note that a contingency day does not guarantee a successful summit. If weather conditions remain dangerous or the guide determines that climbing is unsafe, the summit attempt may be canceled. The safety of the climbing team always takes priority over reaching the summit.

Accommodation: Mountain lodge at Khare, or tented camp if the itinerary is adjusted

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Activity: Reserve summit attempt, weather assessment, climbing preparation, or recovery day

Summit Altitude: Mera Peak (6,461m/21,193ft), if conditions permit

Important Note: This contingency day is subject to weather conditions, the team's physical condition, and the climbing guide's safety assessment. The itinerary may be adjusted to ensure the safest possible descent and continuation of the expedition.

After breakfast at the lodge in Khare, you will begin your return journey through the beautiful Hinku Valley following your Mera Peak summit attempt. Having spent several days in the high Himalayas, today you will descend toward lower elevations, enjoying the changing landscapes, fresh mountain air, and spectacular views along the trail.

Depending on your team's physical condition, weather conditions, and the overall expedition schedule, your guide will decide whether to trek directly toward Kothe or stop overnight at Thuli Kharka. The descent begins from Khare, following the familiar trail across rocky terrain and glacial landscapes toward Thaknak. As you lose elevation, the thinner alpine air gradually gives way to more comfortable trekking conditions.

Continuing from Thaknak, you will follow the Hinku Valley trail alongside the river, passing through rugged mountain scenery, open yak pastures, and scattered seasonal settlements. You will have opportunities to enjoy the impressive views of the surrounding peaks and reflect on your Mera Peak climbing experience.

If conditions and the team's energy levels allow, you will continue toward Kothe (3,691m/12,107ft), descending through the beautiful valley and forested slopes. Alternatively, if the team needs additional rest after the summit push, you may stop at Thuli Kharka (4,300m/14,104ft), a peaceful mountain pasture surrounded by alpine scenery.

Today's journey involves a considerable amount of downhill trekking and can be tiring after the demanding summit climb. Your guide will maintain a comfortable pace and arrange appropriate breaks along the way. After approximately 8 hours of walking, you will reach your overnight destination and check into a local mountain lodge.

Once settled in, enjoy a warm meal, relax, and recover from the day's trek. The evening provides an opportunity to share memories of the summit attempt with your fellow climbers and prepare for the next stage of your return journey toward Lukla.

Accommodation: Mountain lodge in Kothe or Thuli Kharka, depending on the itinerary

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Trekking Duration: Approximately 8 hours

Destination Altitude:

Thuli Kharka: 4,300m/14,104ft
Kothe: 3,691m/12,107ft
Activity: Descending through the Hinku Valley, mountain scenery, forest trails, and return trekking after the summit attempt

Important Note: The final overnight destination will depend on weather, trail conditions, the team's physical condition, and the guide's assessment. Reaching Kothe from Khare in one day involves a long descent, so the itinerary may be adjusted to ensure everyone's safety and comfort.

After breakfast at your lodge in Thuli Kharka, you will begin the final trekking stage of your Mera Peak climbing adventure, heading toward Lukla via the spectacular Zatrwa La Pass (4,600m/15,088ft). Today’s journey takes you across rugged mountain terrain and through beautiful alpine landscapes, offering a final opportunity to appreciate the breathtaking scenery of the Hinku Valley and the surrounding Himalayas.

The trail initially ascends toward Zatrwa La Pass, where you will gradually gain elevation through rocky slopes and alpine terrain. Although the climb can be demanding, particularly after the previous days of trekking and mountaineering, walking at a steady pace with regular breaks will help you manage the ascent. Upon reaching the pass, you will be rewarded with magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks, deep valleys, and rugged mountain ridges. Take some time to enjoy the scenery and capture photographs before beginning the descent.

From Zatrwa La Pass, the trail descends toward the Lukla region, passing through alpine slopes and beautiful forested hillsides. As you lose altitude, the landscape gradually changes, with rhododendron, pine, and juniper forests becoming more prominent. The trail offers a pleasant contrast to the barren, high-altitude terrain encountered during your Mera Peak expedition.

After approximately 5–6 hours of trekking, you will arrive in Lukla (2,840m/9,316ft), the gateway to the Everest region and the starting point of your climbing adventure. Upon arrival, you will check into a local lodge and enjoy some well-deserved rest after completing the challenging mountain journey.

In the evening, you can celebrate the successful completion of your trekking and climbing expedition with your guides and fellow team members. Enjoy a warm meal, reflect on your Himalayan adventure, and prepare for your scheduled flight back to Kathmandu the following day.

Accommodation: Lodge in Lukla

Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner

Trekking Duration: Approximately 5–6 hours

Highest Point: Zatrwa La Pass (4,600m/15,088ft)

Overnight Altitude: Lukla (2,840m/9,316ft)

Activity: High mountain pass crossing, scenic descent, forest trekking, and return to Lukla

Important Note: The trekking duration and route conditions may vary depending on weather, trail conditions, and the team's physical condition. If you overnight at Kothe rather than Thuli Kharka on Day 11, an additional trekking day or a revised itinerary may be necessary before reaching Lukla.

After breakfast at your lodge in Lukla, you will prepare for your scenic flight back to Kathmandu, marking the end of your unforgettable Mera Peak climbing adventure in the Himalayas. You will transfer to Tenzing-Hillary Airport for an approximately 35-minute flight from Lukla to Kathmandu, enjoying a final aerial view of Nepal's spectacular mountain landscapes, weather permitting.

During the flight, you can reflect on the incredible journey you have completed, from trekking through the beautiful Hinku Valley and crossing high mountain passes to the challenging ascent toward Mera Peak (6,461m/21,193ft). The flight offers a final opportunity to admire the Himalayan scenery from above before returning to the vibrant capital city.

Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, a representative from Himalayan Magic Treks will welcome you and transfer you to your hotel. After checking in, you will have time to relax, refresh yourself, and enjoy the comforts of the city after your days in the mountains. You may also explore the nearby streets, visit local shops, or purchase souvenirs to remember your Nepal adventure.

In the evening, Himalayan Magic Treks will organize a special farewell dinner at a traditional Nepali restaurant. This enjoyable gathering is an opportunity to celebrate your expedition with your climbing guides and team members while experiencing Nepalese hospitality and cuisine. You may enjoy traditional dishes such as dal bhat, momos, and other local specialties, accompanied by cultural music or traditional performances, depending on the restaurant.

The farewell dinner provides a wonderful opportunity to share stories, celebrate the highlights of your Mera Peak expedition, and thank the guides and support crew who helped make your journey memorable.

After dinner, you will return to your hotel for an overnight stay in Kathmandu, carrying home unforgettable memories of your Himalayan climbing adventure.

Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu

Meals: Breakfast and farewell dinner

Flight Duration: Approximately 35 minutes

Maximum Altitude: 1,400m/4,593ft

Activity: Scenic flight from Lukla to Kathmandu, hotel transfer, leisure time, and traditional Nepali farewell dinner

Important Note: Flights from Lukla are highly dependent on weather conditions and operational schedules. Delays or cancellations may occur, so maintaining some flexibility in your international departure plans is recommended.

Today marks the final day of your unforgettable Mera Peak climbing adventure in Nepal. After breakfast at your hotel in Kathmandu, you will have some free time to relax, pack your belongings, and prepare for your onward journey. Depending on your flight schedule, you may enjoy a final stroll around the city, explore nearby local markets, or purchase souvenirs to remember your Himalayan experience.

At the appropriate time, a representative from Himalayan Magic Treks will meet you at your hotel and arrange your transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for your departure flight. Our team will assist you with the necessary arrangements to ensure a smooth and comfortable transfer.

As you leave Nepal, you will carry home wonderful memories of your Mera Peak expedition, from the scenic flight to Lukla and the beautiful trails of the Hinku Valley to the spectacular Himalayan landscapes and the challenge of climbing Mera Peak (6,461m/21,193ft). The friendships, achievements, and experiences gained throughout this journey will remain treasured memories of your time in the Himalayas.

On behalf of the entire team at Himalayan Magic Treks, thank you for choosing us for your Mera Peak climbing adventure. We sincerely hope you enjoyed your time in Nepal and look forward to welcoming you back for another trekking or mountaineering expedition in the future.

Meals: Breakfast

Activity: Hotel checkout and transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward departure

Trip Completion: Mera Peak Climbing – 14 Days

Farewell Message: We wish you a safe journey home and look forward to seeing you again in Nepal. Namaste, and thank you for climbing with Himalayan Magic Treks!