This day is reserved for sightseeing and expedition preparations. You will visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa, and Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple). Meanwhile, the team finalizes climbing permits, organizes logistics, and checks equipment.

A scenic early morning flight from Kathmandu brings you to Lukla, the gateway to the Everest region. From Lukla, the trek begins with a gradual ascent along the Dudh Koshi River, passing traditional Sherpa villages before reaching Chutanga. Overnight in Chutanga.

The trail continues through pine and rhododendron forests and alpine pastures. Today’s hike leads to Jatarwa La or Thuli Kharka, a high grazing area used by local herders. The scenery includes wide valleys, distant Himalayan peaks, and small streams.

The trek gradually ascends further into the high valleys. The trail passes yak pastures and isolated settlements. Overnight in Kote, where local teahouses provide basic amenities and mountain views.

From Kote, the trail continues through alpine terrain with panoramic views of the surrounding peaks, including Baruntse and Makalu. Thagnag, the highest permanent settlement before the Mera Peak Base Camp, offers a comfortable rest stop and acclimatization opportunity.

This rest day allows your body to adapt to altitude. Short hikes to nearby ridges provide excellent views of Mera Peak, Baruntse, and other surrounding mountains. The remainder of the day is spent hydrating, eating well, and preparing equipment for higher camps.

The trek continues steeply through rocky terrain, crossing moraine fields and small glacial streams before reaching Khare, the main village and base camp for Mera Peak. Overnight in Khare, which serves as the staging point for the summit attempt.

An essential acclimatization day to prepare for the high-altitude climb. Climbers may hike to nearby ridges or small peaks to further adjust to the altitude. Guides review climbing techniques and safety procedures in preparation for the summit.

Early in the morning, the team ascends to the High Camp near Mera Peak. The trek involves moderate snow and moraine slopes. Upon arrival, climbers rest and prepare for the summit attempt. Overnight at High Camp in tents.

An alpine start begins the summit attempt. The route includes snow slopes and small ridges, requiring crampons and ice axe techniques. From the summit, climbers enjoy panoramic views of Everest, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, and other Himalayan giants. After summiting, you descend back to Khare for rest and celebration.

The descent begins, retracing the route through high alpine terrain. The day ends in Kote or Thuli Kharka, where you spend the night before continuing to lower elevations.

The trek continues through forests and river valleys back to Lukla. Upon arrival, the team enjoys a farewell dinner and overnight stay in Lukla.

A morning flight returns you to Kathmandu. After hotel transfer, the rest of the day is free for relaxation, sightseeing, or shopping.

Leisure day to rest, explore the city, or do last-minute shopping. A farewell dinner may be organized in the evening.

After breakfast, you will be transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport for your international flight, concluding the Mera Peak Expedition.