 ITINERARY:
Day
01: Arrive Kathmandu & Transfer to Hotel.
(See the Hotels we
use).
Day 02: Full day guided sightseeing around
of the Kathmandu valley.
Join us for the welcome dinner at evening. Hotel Overnight.
Day 03:
Flight: Kathmandu - Pokhara.
Drive to Nayapul (1 hr). Trek to
Syaulibazar (4 hrs). Camp.
Day 04: Trek Syaulibazar to Ghandrung.
(4 hrs). Camp.
Day 05: Trek Ghandrung to Tadapani
(5 hrs). Camp.
Day 06: Trek Tadapani to Chhomrong
(5-6 hrs). Camp.
Day 07: Rest Day at Chhomrong.
Camp.
Day 08: Trek Chhomrong to Bamboo (4
hrs). Camp.
Day 09: Trek Bamboo to Himalayan
Hotel (4 hrs). Camp.
Day 10: Trek to Machhapuchre
Base Camp (3,700m) (4 hrs). Camp.
Day 11: Trek to Annapurna Base
Camp (4,130m) (2 hrs). Camp.
Day 12: Rest / Exploration Day at the
Base Camp.
Day 13: Trek to Hinko Cave (Base
Camp).
Day 14: Rest / Exploration Day
around the Base Camp.
Day 15: Trek to High Camp.
Day 16: Make to summit of Hiunchuli (6,441 m / 21,131 ft).
Return to Base Camp.
Day 17: Trek back to Machhapuchhre
Base Camp (3,700m) (7 hrs). Camp.
Day 18: Trek back to Himalayan Hotel
(5 hrs). Camp.
Day 19: Trek Himalayan Hotel to
Chhomrong (6-7 hrs). Camp.
Day 20: Trek Chhomrong to Tadapani
(5 hrs). Camp.
Day 21: Trek Tadapani to Ghorepani
(4 hrs). Camp.
Day 22: Hike up to Poon Hill early
morning for the stunning mountain views.
Trek to Hile (5 hrs). Camp.
Day 23: Trek Hile to Nayapul (3 hrs).
Drive to Pokhara. Free to explore. Hotel.
Day 24:
Flight: Pokhara - Kathmandu. Hotel
Overnight.
Day 25: Free day to explore, and
enjoy Kathmandu. Hotel Overnight.
Day 26: Final Departure.
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Mera Peak is
located at the
head of the
quiet and remote
Hinku valley, an
area of the
Mount Everest
region rarely
frequented by
trekkers or
visitors. There
are many
approaches to
Mera; some are
easy and some
require the
crossing of high
and difficult
passes.
South ridge is
considered
un-climbable,
East and north
faces almost so.
Northeast ridge
is a difficult
mixed 1600
meters climb.
West face is
possible, so is
north-west
ridge, but
access to Mera
West glacier (Khare
glacier) is
difficult;
either a 500
climb up an
icefall or a
1,000 meter
climb over west
side ramparts to
the glacial
basin at 5,600
meters.
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If you are
looking for a
climb up to
Chulu Peaks, the
next to think
could be Chulu
East (6,584m /
21,599 ft).
Close up views of the Annapurna range (40 miles between the two river valleys contain at twelve
7,000 m peaks and many more above the
6,000m) and
varied ecosystems, diverse cultures and an
ever changing landscape - lush, green paddy fields and oak forests, arid deserts, the deepest gorge and some of the most fascinating mountains make this one of the most popular areas in the world for
trekkers and mountaineers.
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Additional / Useful Information |
Climbing
Royalty: |
Group
size
Fees in USD Additional
Member
1 - 4 members 350.00 only
5 - 8 members 350.00 plus
40.00 per person
9-12 members 510.00 plus
25.00 per person |
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Climbing Sherpa :
Garbage Deposit:
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USD
300.00 (For Whole Group)
USD 250.00 (Refundable after
trip)
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 Mera
Peak (6,654 m)
Chulu
East (6,584 m)
Singhu
Chuli (6,501 m)
 Hiunchuli
(6,441 m)
Chulu
West (6,419 m)
Kusum
Kangaru (6,367 m)
Parchamo
(6,187 m)
Island
Peak (6,160 m)
Lobuche
(6,119 m)
Pisang
(6,091 m)
Kwangde
(6,011 m)
Ramdung
(5,925 m)
Paldor
(5,896 m)
Kongma
Tse (5,849 m)
Naya
Kanga (5,844 m)
Pokhalde
(5,806 m)
Tharpu
Chuli (5,663 m)
Mardi
Himal (5,587 m)
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Expeditions
in Nepal
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Everest
(8,850 m)
Kanchenjungha
(8,586 m)
Lhotse
(8,516 m)
Makalu
(8,463 m) [Next]
Cho
Oyu (8,201 m)
Dhaulagiri
(8,167 m)
Dhaulagiri V (7,618 m) [New]
Manaslu
(8,163 m)
Annapurna
(8,091 m)
Shisapangma
(8,013 m)
Pumori
(7,161 m)
Himalchuli
(7,893 m)
Khangaru
(7,010 m)
Ama
Dablam (6,812 m)
Thamserku
(6,623 m)
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The Team
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Meet one of the most
genuine, experienced, and professional group
of Tour Operators in Nepal.
From Climbing
Sherpa to the Porters, we keep our whole
support team well equipped, insured and
responsible. Of course, all are aware of the
environmental issues too. |
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