Touted as “highest trekking mountain in Nepal”, Mera Peak quaintly rests at an altitude of 6,470m/21227ft above sea level. It’s a popular mountain climbing destination in Nepal's Himalayas with offers of breathtaking views of 8000m/26246ft summits such as Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga, and several other Mountain peaks in the Great Himalayan Trail.
A trail of ascents and landscape mosaics, the trip takes you across winding down and uphill routes of Honku and Hinku Valley. Off-beaten trail of introductory mountaineering the Mera Peak ascent offers a gaze of natural green rolling views, snow clad rockfaces, palettes of sherpa settlements and witness of the world’s highest views atop the peak. A real mountaineering experience for absolute beginners with a heart forged of steel, Mera peak ascent is a trek of colours to acquaint your future expedition dreams.
Welcome to Nepal! Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, our representative will greet you and transfer you to your hotel. After check-in, take some time to relax and recover from your journey. In the evening, attend a short trip briefing with your trekking guide, who will explain the itinerary, safety measures, and answer any questions you may have. If time permits, you can enjoy a leisurely walk around the vibrant streets of Thamel, exploring local shops, cafés, and restaurants. Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu.
You start your day with a yummy breakfast and proceed for the tour. We will show you three different religious/cultural sights – Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa. and Swyambhu (monkey temple):
Pashupatinath Temple: Known to be a space devoted to lord Shiva, a Hindu deity, Pashupatinath temple is one of the most famous destinations for Hindu pilgrims. Bagmati river – revered to be a holy river – where Hindu dead body are cremated is another attraction of the tour. It is a UNESCO world cultural heritage site and is famous for the celebration of Shivaratri”, which falls in between the stretch of February-March.
Boudhanath stupa: The stupa is one of the largest monuments of its form in Nepal. It is located in the eastern Kathmandu and stands with four pair of eyes keeping track of four directions of the city. The holy and serene environment will definitely leave you relaxed and calm. It is believed to be inspired by Mahayana philosophy.
If your flight going from ramechhap after thsi tour you are going to drive and spend overnight at ramechhap but if flight from kathamndu than you back teh hotel for Overnight.
Early in the morning, take a spectacular flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, one of the world's most scenic mountain airstrips. During the flight, enjoy breathtaking aerial views of the snow-capped Himalayas before landing at Tenzing-Hillary Airport. After meeting the trekking crew and enjoying a short break, begin your trek towards Paiya. The trail descends through beautiful forests, crosses suspension bridges, and passes small Sherpa settlements while offering occasional views of the surrounding peaks. After approximately 5–6 hours of trekking, arrive at the peaceful village of Paiya, where you will spend the night at a tea house.
After breakfast, leave the high hills of Paiya and begin a scenic descent through dense rhododendron and pine forests toward the traditional village of Pangkoma. The trail winds along quiet mountain paths, crossing suspension bridges over rushing streams and passing scattered Sherpa and Rai settlements surrounded by terraced fields. Along the way, enjoy beautiful views of the rolling hills, lush valleys, and distant Himalayan peaks while experiencing the authentic rural lifestyle of eastern Nepal. Although the route is mostly downhill, a few short uphill sections add variety to the day's walk. After approximately 6 hours of trekking, arrive at the peaceful village of Pangkoma, situated at an altitude of 2,850 meters. This charming settlement offers a glimpse into the rich local culture and serves as a comfortable overnight stop before continuing deeper into the Everest region. Relax at a local teahouse, enjoy a hearty meal, and prepare for the next day's adventure.
After breakfast, leave the traditional village of Pangkoma and follow an undulating trail toward Nashing Dingma. The route traverses pebbled mountain paths through dense rhododendron and pine forests, with a series of gradual ascents and descents that make for a rewarding day's trek. Along the way, pass small Sherpa and Rai settlements, terraced farmlands, and colorful prayer flags while enjoying peaceful views of the surrounding hills and distant Himalayan peaks. The trail offers an authentic trekking experience, away from the busier Everest routes, allowing you to immerse yourself in the region's natural beauty and local culture. After approximately 6 hours of walking, arrive at the quiet settlement of Nashing Dingma, situated at an altitude of 2,590 meters. Overnight at Lodge.
After breakfast, begin a gradual ascent through rhododendron forests and alpine meadows toward Chalem Kharka. The trail offers beautiful views of the surrounding hills and Himalayan peaks, with the mountains appearing to change color as the sunlight shifts throughout the day. After 5 to 6 hours of trekking, arrive at Chalem Kharka, a peaceful highland pasture, where you will spend the night at a local teahouse and prepare for the next day's journey.
After breakfast, continue your ascent from Chalem Kharka to Chunbu Kharka, following a rugged alpine trail through high mountain pastures and open ridgelines. As you gain elevation, enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and pristine landscapes. After approximately 7 hours of trekking, arrive at Chunbu Kharka, a remote highland grazing area, where you will stay overnight at a basic teahouse or campsite and prepare for the next stage of your adventure.
After breakfast, descend from Chunbu Kharka into the beautiful Hinku Valley, following a scenic trail through alpine forests, mountain streams, and remote landscapes. The route offers magnificent views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and passes through peaceful grazing areas before reaching the riverside settlement of Kothe. After approximately 7 hours of trekking, arrive at Kothe, where you will spend the night at a local teahouse and prepare for the journey further into the Hinku Valley.
After breakfast, follow the Hinku River upstream on a gradual ascent through the stunning Hinku Valley. The trail passes yak pastures, glacial streams, and alpine landscapes, with spectacular views of Mera Peak and surrounding snow-capped mountains. After approximately 5 hours of trekking, arrive at the small settlement of Thagnak, where you will stay overnight at a local teahouse and prepare for the higher-altitude trek ahead.
oday is set aside for acclimatization, allowing your body to adjust to the higher altitude and reducing the risk of altitude sickness. After breakfast, take a short hike to a nearby ridge or viewpoint, where you can enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding glaciers, Mera Peak, and other Himalayan giants, before returning to Thagnak for lunch. Spend the rest of the day resting, staying well hydrated, and preparing for the challenging trek to higher elevations in the days ahead.
After breakfast, continue your ascent through the upper Hinku Valley toward Khare, following a gradual trail across glacial moraines and rugged alpine terrain. As you gain elevation, enjoy magnificent views of Mera Peak, surrounding glaciers, and towering Himalayan peaks. After approximately 5 hours of trekking, arrive at Khare, the last permanent settlement before Mera Peak Base Camp. Spend the evening relaxing at a local teahouse, making final preparations for the climb, and allowing your body to adjust to the high altitude.
After breakfast, leave Khare and make a gradual ascent toward Mera Base Camp, crossing rocky trails and sections of the Mera Glacier. As you gain altitude, enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and glaciers. After approximately 4 hours of trekking, arrive at Mera Base Camp, where your climbing team will set up camp. Spend the afternoon resting, checking your climbing equipment, and receiving a final briefing from your guide in preparation for the summit ascent.
After breakfast, leave Mera Base Camp and ascend gradually across the Mera Glacier toward High Camp. The trail follows snow-covered slopes and offers spectacular panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kanchenjunga on clear days. After approximately 3 hours of trekking, arrive at Mera High Camp, where you will rest, enjoy an early meal, and make final preparations for the summit push scheduled before dawn the following morning.
Today is Mera Peak's summit day, the first of our trip's expedition peaks. We begin the ascent early in the morning, walking through the snow to the summit. Mera Peak is a less technical mountain to climb, and once we reach the top, we can enjoy a wonderful view of Everest, the world's tallest mountain, and the 8000m/25246ft mountains of Lhotse (8516m/27939ft) and Cho Oyu (8210m/26935ft), as well as several other mountains such as the Ama Dablam, Kangtega, Chamlang, and other lovely mountains We descend to the base camp and hike all the way down to Khare after taking in the breathtaking views from the peak of Mera Peak. Khare will be our home for the night. Overnight at local lodge.
This day is reserved to accommodate possible delays caused by unfavorable weather, route conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances during the Mera Peak climb. If the summit is completed as planned, the extra day can be used for rest, exploring the surrounding area, or beginning the descent at a relaxed pace. This flexible day helps ensure a safer and more successful expedition.
After breakfast, begin your descent from Khare, retracing the trail through Thagnak and the scenic Hinku Valley. The route follows glacial moraines, alpine landscapes, and the Hinku River, offering beautiful mountain views along the way. After approximately 10 hours of trekking, arrive at the peaceful village of Kothe, where you will enjoy a comfortable overnight stay at a local teahouse after a rewarding day on the trail.
After breakfast, leave Kothe and begin a steady ascent through the beautiful Hinku Valley toward Thuli Kharka. The trail passes through rhododendron forests, alpine meadows, and rugged mountain terrain, offering final views of Mera Peak and the surrounding Himalayan landscape. After approximately 6 to 7 hours of trekking, arrive at Thuli Kharka, a scenic highland pasture, where you will spend the night at a local teahouse before crossing the Zatrwa La Pass the following day.
After breakfast, cross the scenic Zatrwa La Pass, enjoying your final panoramic views of Mera Peak, the Everest region, and the surrounding Himalayan ranges. From the pass, descend through alpine meadows, forests, and traditional Sherpa villages before reaching Lukla. After approximately 6.5 hours of trekking, arrive in Lukla, where you can celebrate the successful completion of your Mera Peak adventure and enjoy your final overnight stay in the Khumbu region.
After breakfast, board an early morning scenic flight from Lukla to Kathmandu, enjoying spectacular aerial views of the Himalayas one last time. Upon arrival in the capital, transfer to your hotel and spend the rest of the day at leisure. You may relax after your adventure, explore the vibrant streets of Kathmandu, or do some last-minute shopping before your journey home.
After breakfast, embark on a guided sightseeing tour of Kathmandu's UNESCO World Heritage Sites, exploring the city's rich history, culture, and spiritual heritage. Visit iconic landmarks such as Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath Temple, and Boudhanath Stupa. After the tour, return to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure for shopping, relaxing, or exploring the city's vibrant streets on your own.
Take a final moment to feel hospitality and good bye from our team for a flight back home.
A fully comfortable picking up from the TIA arrival sector and drop-off in a cozy hotel by our warmhearted company travel representative.
Multilingual or bilingual expedition team guides with speaking knowledge of one European tongue or English tongue including Local languages. Porter to bear the weight of expedition luggage and traveller belongings for the summit.
Paid eating meals thrice in 24 hours for trek length. Light Brekkie, Hearty Lunch and soothing dinner.
Lodge crashes overnight on the treks.
Soul quenching warm drinks three times often served prior meals on trek.
The summit and related entry permits to Sagarmatha/Everest National Park.
Fees on the National Park entry and relevant permits.
The climbing vitals (snacks, drinking refreshments, charges of climb, critical mountain gears, bill on the for travels and the vital insurances) for the summiting team from Mountain Delights.
Flying costs to land at the airstrip of Lukla.
Seasonal fruits and first aid box with oxymeter during the trek.
Certificate after the trek.
A cozy brekkie included rest in premier rooms of 3-star hotel services.
Any charge of taxes levied by the Nepal government for summit.
Any sort of Eatables, specifically hard alcoholics, soft fizzy sodas and items of Tobacco.
The cost of visa levied for steeping inside Nepal.
Brunches, lunches or late night dinner feasts while you roam Kathmandu from hotels.
Any tips of gratuity you choose to, offer at eateries or give to porter or handover to sherpas/guides
Ticket fee charges of coming in and going out of Nepal.
Unforeseen contingency expenses.
List of the must not miss to conquer the mountains.
a. Webbing loop colloquially Tape Slings.
b. Safety Belt colloquially Harness.
c. Piolet also called ice axe.
d. Screwlock Carabiner colloquially Screwgate Karabiners.
e. Ice cleat or crampon or ice traction device.
f. Rappelling descender colloquially descenders for climbing.
g. Mountaineering designed boots.
h. Climbing helmet on your personal request.
a. Snow bar or snow picket or snow anchor.
b. Rope for mountaineering/climbing.
c. Glacier breaking Ice hammers.
a. A heavy built essential holding day pack.
b. Sleeping bag filled in with authentic feathered downs.
c. Sun Block or the sun creams with very high SPF and UV glasses to walk the snow easily..
d. Height adjustable easy poles made for both trek walks and peak climb.
e. Climate tackling bottles along with pocket fitting water purifier tablets.
f. Hygiene and toiletry - crack resistant creams or rubs, lip rubs or balms, especially the baby or wet wipes.
g. Sun Block or the sun creams with very high SPF and UV glasses to walk the snow easily.
a. Clima battling hats for the whole duration of trek especially forehead protecting hats.
a. Wind blocking gloves - pair of two light and thick gloves.
a. Tshirt articles - very thick fleeced ones for climbs.
b. Three to four thermal wears to stuff inside your jacket for the climb.
c. Weather resistant climate battling outer jackets to fight winds.
d. Extra Thick sleeping pyjamas to heat your body in summit.
a. Hiking pants - full length and short length.
b. Light long trekking inner/under ware to keep warm for evenings.
c. Windproof and weatherproof articles of Pants for trek.
a. Socks - thinnest of stock the anklets sock, thin longs for additional protection and thickest long one for battling chilly winds.
b. Climbing and trekking designed food boots.
c. Gaiters longest ones - three pairs.
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Touted as “highest trekking mountain in Nepal”, Mera Peak quaintly rests at an altitude of 6,470m/21227ft above sea level. It’s a popular mountain climbing destination in Nepal's Himalayas with offers of breathtaking views of 8000m/26246ft summits such as Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga, and several other Mountain peaks in the Great Himalayan Trail.
A trail of ascents and landscape mosaics, the trip takes you across winding down and uphill routes of Honku and Hinku Valley. Off-beaten trail of introductory mountaineering the Mera Peak ascent offers a gaze of natural green rolling views, snow clad rockfaces, palettes of sherpa settlements and witness of the world’s highest views atop the peak. A real mountaineering experience for absolute beginners with a heart forged of steel, Mera peak ascent is a trek of colours to acquaint your future expedition dreams.
Welcome to Nepal! Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, our representative will greet you and transfer you to your hotel. After check-in, take some time to relax and recover from your journey. In the evening, attend a short trip briefing with your trekking guide, who will explain the itinerary, safety measures, and answer any questions you may have. If time permits, you can enjoy a leisurely walk around the vibrant streets of Thamel, exploring local shops, cafés, and restaurants. Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu.
You start your day with a yummy breakfast and proceed for the tour. We will show you three different religious/cultural sights – Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa. and Swyambhu (monkey temple):
Pashupatinath Temple: Known to be a space devoted to lord Shiva, a Hindu deity, Pashupatinath temple is one of the most famous destinations for Hindu pilgrims. Bagmati river – revered to be a holy river – where Hindu dead body are cremated is another attraction of the tour. It is a UNESCO world cultural heritage site and is famous for the celebration of Shivaratri”, which falls in between the stretch of February-March.
Boudhanath stupa: The stupa is one of the largest monuments of its form in Nepal. It is located in the eastern Kathmandu and stands with four pair of eyes keeping track of four directions of the city. The holy and serene environment will definitely leave you relaxed and calm. It is believed to be inspired by Mahayana philosophy.
If your flight going from ramechhap after thsi tour you are going to drive and spend overnight at ramechhap but if flight from kathamndu than you back teh hotel for Overnight.
Early in the morning, take a spectacular flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, one of the world's most scenic mountain airstrips. During the flight, enjoy breathtaking aerial views of the snow-capped Himalayas before landing at Tenzing-Hillary Airport. After meeting the trekking crew and enjoying a short break, begin your trek towards Paiya. The trail descends through beautiful forests, crosses suspension bridges, and passes small Sherpa settlements while offering occasional views of the surrounding peaks. After approximately 5–6 hours of trekking, arrive at the peaceful village of Paiya, where you will spend the night at a tea house.
After breakfast, leave the high hills of Paiya and begin a scenic descent through dense rhododendron and pine forests toward the traditional village of Pangkoma. The trail winds along quiet mountain paths, crossing suspension bridges over rushing streams and passing scattered Sherpa and Rai settlements surrounded by terraced fields. Along the way, enjoy beautiful views of the rolling hills, lush valleys, and distant Himalayan peaks while experiencing the authentic rural lifestyle of eastern Nepal. Although the route is mostly downhill, a few short uphill sections add variety to the day's walk. After approximately 6 hours of trekking, arrive at the peaceful village of Pangkoma, situated at an altitude of 2,850 meters. This charming settlement offers a glimpse into the rich local culture and serves as a comfortable overnight stop before continuing deeper into the Everest region. Relax at a local teahouse, enjoy a hearty meal, and prepare for the next day's adventure.
After breakfast, leave the traditional village of Pangkoma and follow an undulating trail toward Nashing Dingma. The route traverses pebbled mountain paths through dense rhododendron and pine forests, with a series of gradual ascents and descents that make for a rewarding day's trek. Along the way, pass small Sherpa and Rai settlements, terraced farmlands, and colorful prayer flags while enjoying peaceful views of the surrounding hills and distant Himalayan peaks. The trail offers an authentic trekking experience, away from the busier Everest routes, allowing you to immerse yourself in the region's natural beauty and local culture. After approximately 6 hours of walking, arrive at the quiet settlement of Nashing Dingma, situated at an altitude of 2,590 meters. Overnight at Lodge.
After breakfast, begin a gradual ascent through rhododendron forests and alpine meadows toward Chalem Kharka. The trail offers beautiful views of the surrounding hills and Himalayan peaks, with the mountains appearing to change color as the sunlight shifts throughout the day. After 5 to 6 hours of trekking, arrive at Chalem Kharka, a peaceful highland pasture, where you will spend the night at a local teahouse and prepare for the next day's journey.
After breakfast, continue your ascent from Chalem Kharka to Chunbu Kharka, following a rugged alpine trail through high mountain pastures and open ridgelines. As you gain elevation, enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and pristine landscapes. After approximately 7 hours of trekking, arrive at Chunbu Kharka, a remote highland grazing area, where you will stay overnight at a basic teahouse or campsite and prepare for the next stage of your adventure.
After breakfast, descend from Chunbu Kharka into the beautiful Hinku Valley, following a scenic trail through alpine forests, mountain streams, and remote landscapes. The route offers magnificent views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and passes through peaceful grazing areas before reaching the riverside settlement of Kothe. After approximately 7 hours of trekking, arrive at Kothe, where you will spend the night at a local teahouse and prepare for the journey further into the Hinku Valley.
After breakfast, follow the Hinku River upstream on a gradual ascent through the stunning Hinku Valley. The trail passes yak pastures, glacial streams, and alpine landscapes, with spectacular views of Mera Peak and surrounding snow-capped mountains. After approximately 5 hours of trekking, arrive at the small settlement of Thagnak, where you will stay overnight at a local teahouse and prepare for the higher-altitude trek ahead.
oday is set aside for acclimatization, allowing your body to adjust to the higher altitude and reducing the risk of altitude sickness. After breakfast, take a short hike to a nearby ridge or viewpoint, where you can enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding glaciers, Mera Peak, and other Himalayan giants, before returning to Thagnak for lunch. Spend the rest of the day resting, staying well hydrated, and preparing for the challenging trek to higher elevations in the days ahead.
After breakfast, continue your ascent through the upper Hinku Valley toward Khare, following a gradual trail across glacial moraines and rugged alpine terrain. As you gain elevation, enjoy magnificent views of Mera Peak, surrounding glaciers, and towering Himalayan peaks. After approximately 5 hours of trekking, arrive at Khare, the last permanent settlement before Mera Peak Base Camp. Spend the evening relaxing at a local teahouse, making final preparations for the climb, and allowing your body to adjust to the high altitude.
After breakfast, leave Khare and make a gradual ascent toward Mera Base Camp, crossing rocky trails and sections of the Mera Glacier. As you gain altitude, enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks and glaciers. After approximately 4 hours of trekking, arrive at Mera Base Camp, where your climbing team will set up camp. Spend the afternoon resting, checking your climbing equipment, and receiving a final briefing from your guide in preparation for the summit ascent.
After breakfast, leave Mera Base Camp and ascend gradually across the Mera Glacier toward High Camp. The trail follows snow-covered slopes and offers spectacular panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cho Oyu, and Kanchenjunga on clear days. After approximately 3 hours of trekking, arrive at Mera High Camp, where you will rest, enjoy an early meal, and make final preparations for the summit push scheduled before dawn the following morning.
Today is Mera Peak's summit day, the first of our trip's expedition peaks. We begin the ascent early in the morning, walking through the snow to the summit. Mera Peak is a less technical mountain to climb, and once we reach the top, we can enjoy a wonderful view of Everest, the world's tallest mountain, and the 8000m/25246ft mountains of Lhotse (8516m/27939ft) and Cho Oyu (8210m/26935ft), as well as several other mountains such as the Ama Dablam, Kangtega, Chamlang, and other lovely mountains We descend to the base camp and hike all the way down to Khare after taking in the breathtaking views from the peak of Mera Peak. Khare will be our home for the night. Overnight at local lodge.
This day is reserved to accommodate possible delays caused by unfavorable weather, route conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances during the Mera Peak climb. If the summit is completed as planned, the extra day can be used for rest, exploring the surrounding area, or beginning the descent at a relaxed pace. This flexible day helps ensure a safer and more successful expedition.
After breakfast, begin your descent from Khare, retracing the trail through Thagnak and the scenic Hinku Valley. The route follows glacial moraines, alpine landscapes, and the Hinku River, offering beautiful mountain views along the way. After approximately 10 hours of trekking, arrive at the peaceful village of Kothe, where you will enjoy a comfortable overnight stay at a local teahouse after a rewarding day on the trail.
After breakfast, leave Kothe and begin a steady ascent through the beautiful Hinku Valley toward Thuli Kharka. The trail passes through rhododendron forests, alpine meadows, and rugged mountain terrain, offering final views of Mera Peak and the surrounding Himalayan landscape. After approximately 6 to 7 hours of trekking, arrive at Thuli Kharka, a scenic highland pasture, where you will spend the night at a local teahouse before crossing the Zatrwa La Pass the following day.
After breakfast, cross the scenic Zatrwa La Pass, enjoying your final panoramic views of Mera Peak, the Everest region, and the surrounding Himalayan ranges. From the pass, descend through alpine meadows, forests, and traditional Sherpa villages before reaching Lukla. After approximately 6.5 hours of trekking, arrive in Lukla, where you can celebrate the successful completion of your Mera Peak adventure and enjoy your final overnight stay in the Khumbu region.
After breakfast, board an early morning scenic flight from Lukla to Kathmandu, enjoying spectacular aerial views of the Himalayas one last time. Upon arrival in the capital, transfer to your hotel and spend the rest of the day at leisure. You may relax after your adventure, explore the vibrant streets of Kathmandu, or do some last-minute shopping before your journey home.
After breakfast, embark on a guided sightseeing tour of Kathmandu's UNESCO World Heritage Sites, exploring the city's rich history, culture, and spiritual heritage. Visit iconic landmarks such as Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Pashupatinath Temple, and Boudhanath Stupa. After the tour, return to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure for shopping, relaxing, or exploring the city's vibrant streets on your own.
Take a final moment to feel hospitality and good bye from our team for a flight back home.
A fully comfortable picking up from the TIA arrival sector and drop-off in a cozy hotel by our warmhearted company travel representative.
Multilingual or bilingual expedition team guides with speaking knowledge of one European tongue or English tongue including Local languages. Porter to bear the weight of expedition luggage and traveller belongings for the summit.
Paid eating meals thrice in 24 hours for trek length. Light Brekkie, Hearty Lunch and soothing dinner.
Lodge crashes overnight on the treks.
Soul quenching warm drinks three times often served prior meals on trek.
The summit and related entry permits to Sagarmatha/Everest National Park.
Fees on the National Park entry and relevant permits.
The climbing vitals (snacks, drinking refreshments, charges of climb, critical mountain gears, bill on the for travels and the vital insurances) for the summiting team from Mountain Delights.
Flying costs to land at the airstrip of Lukla.
Seasonal fruits and first aid box with oxymeter during the trek.
Certificate after the trek.
A cozy brekkie included rest in premier rooms of 3-star hotel services.
Any charge of taxes levied by the Nepal government for summit.
Any sort of Eatables, specifically hard alcoholics, soft fizzy sodas and items of Tobacco.
The cost of visa levied for steeping inside Nepal.
Brunches, lunches or late night dinner feasts while you roam Kathmandu from hotels.
Any tips of gratuity you choose to, offer at eateries or give to porter or handover to sherpas/guides
Ticket fee charges of coming in and going out of Nepal.
Unforeseen contingency expenses.
List of the must not miss to conquer the mountains.
a. Webbing loop colloquially Tape Slings.
b. Safety Belt colloquially Harness.
c. Piolet also called ice axe.
d. Screwlock Carabiner colloquially Screwgate Karabiners.
e. Ice cleat or crampon or ice traction device.
f. Rappelling descender colloquially descenders for climbing.
g. Mountaineering designed boots.
h. Climbing helmet on your personal request.
a. Snow bar or snow picket or snow anchor.
b. Rope for mountaineering/climbing.
c. Glacier breaking Ice hammers.
a. A heavy built essential holding day pack.
b. Sleeping bag filled in with authentic feathered downs.
c. Sun Block or the sun creams with very high SPF and UV glasses to walk the snow easily..
d. Height adjustable easy poles made for both trek walks and peak climb.
e. Climate tackling bottles along with pocket fitting water purifier tablets.
f. Hygiene and toiletry - crack resistant creams or rubs, lip rubs or balms, especially the baby or wet wipes.
g. Sun Block or the sun creams with very high SPF and UV glasses to walk the snow easily.
a. Clima battling hats for the whole duration of trek especially forehead protecting hats.
a. Wind blocking gloves - pair of two light and thick gloves.
a. Tshirt articles - very thick fleeced ones for climbs.
b. Three to four thermal wears to stuff inside your jacket for the climb.
c. Weather resistant climate battling outer jackets to fight winds.
d. Extra Thick sleeping pyjamas to heat your body in summit.
a. Hiking pants - full length and short length.
b. Light long trekking inner/under ware to keep warm for evenings.
c. Windproof and weatherproof articles of Pants for trek.
a. Socks - thinnest of stock the anklets sock, thin longs for additional protection and thickest long one for battling chilly winds.
b. Climbing and trekking designed food boots.
c. Gaiters longest ones - three pairs.
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