1. Impressive Height: One of the highest trekking peaks in Nepal.
2. Breathtaking Scenery: Incredible views of the Himalayan range.
3. Challenging Climbing: Requires technical skills and experience.
4. Cultural Experience: Explore traditional Sherpa villages and Buddhist heritage.
5. Remote Location: Unique trekking experience away from crowds.
6. Varied Route Options: Several route options, ranging from easy to challenging.
7. Summit Success Rate: Relatively high compared to other peaks.
8. Accessible Location: Near Lukla, easily accessible by plane.
9. Affordable Cost: Ideal for those seeking a challenging climb without breaking the bank.
10. Adventure of a Lifetime: Offers challenges, stunning scenery, and a unique cultural experience

• Day 1: Arrival at Kathmandu International Airport. Transfer to the hotel.
• Day 2: Half-day sightseeing of Kathmandu city, overnight Hotel.
• Day 3: Flight to Lukla & Trek to Chutak. Hiking, 3 hrs.
• Day 4: Chutak to Zatrabok via Zatrawala Pass. Hiking, 5-6 hrs.
• Day 5: Zatrabok To Kothe. Hiking, 5-6 hrs.
• Day 6: Kothe to Tangnang. Hiking, 5-6 hrs.
• Day 7: Acclimatization Day.
• Day 8: Tangnang to Khare. Hiking, 5-6 hrs.
• Day 9: Acclimatization Day.
• Day 10: Khare to Mera Base Camp via Mera La. Hiking, 5-6 hrs.
• Day 11: Base Camp to High Camp. Hiking, 4-5 hrs.
• Day 12: High Camp to Summit and back to Khare. Hiking, 9-10 hrs.
• Day 13: Spare Day- Contingency. All Day.
• Day 14: Khare to Kothe. Hiking, 5-6 hrs.
• Day 15: Kothe to Zatrabok. Hiking, 5-6 hrs.
• Day 16: Zatrabok to Chutenga. Hiking, 5-6 hrs.
• Day 17: Chutenga to Lukla. Hiking, 6-7 hrs.
• Day 18: Lukla to Manthali-Kathmandu.
• Day 19: Departure for sweet home country.

Cost Includes

• Pickups and drops from hotels and the airport.
• Sightseeing tour of Kathmandu Valley.
• Accommodation in Kathmandu, teahouses, and tents.
• All ground transportation, entrance, and permit fees.
• Services of English-speaking staff including guide, sherpa, and porters.
• All domestic flights (Kathmandu to Lukla to Kathmandu).
• Meals in Kathmandu and the mountains.
• Necessary paperwork, including permits.
• High-quality tents and kitchen gear.
• Travel and rescue arrangements.
• Group mountaineering equipment.
• Medical kit.

Cost Excludes

• Nepalese visa fee.
• International airfare.
• Extra nights’ accommodation.
• Altitude sickness medication and oxygen supply.
• Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu if returning early.
• Travel and rescue insurance.
• Personal expenses and climbing equipment.
• Tips and donations for staff.

Essential Equipment for Peak Climbing

• GEARS: Ropes, ice ax, ascender, headlamp, carabiners, trekking poles, altimeter, masks, climbing helmet, down sleeping bag, rucksacks.
• CLOTHING: Short and long sleeve shirts, fleece pullover, waterproof jacket, down jacket, gloves, sun cap, sunglasses, ski goggles, thermal trousers, waterproof trousers, climbing boots, heavy socks.

Peak Climbing Permit

The Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) has categorized peaks into Group “A” and Group “B” with varying permit fees based on the mountain group, season, and size of the climbing group.

• Group “A” Peaks: Includes Mt. Kyazo Ri, Mt. Cholatse, Mt. Langsisa Ri, etc. Fees range from USD 70 to USD 250 per person.
• Group “B” Peaks: Includes Mera Peak, Mt. HiunChuli, Mt. Kusum Kanguru, etc. Fees range from USD 70 to USD 400 per person.