Peak Details
(5800m/19028ft)
(6461m/21197ft)
Most Preferred Peak (6189m/20299ft)
Highlights
- Conquest of two of the most popular trekking peaks in Nepal, Island Peak (6,189 meters) and Mera Peak (6,461 meters)
- An exhilarating journey that explores both the popular Khumbu Valley and the wilderness of the Honku Valley
- Incredible views of the five of the highest peaks in the world, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Cho Oyu and Everest
- Mixed adventure of both popular mainstream Everest Base Camp Trek route and secluded regions of the Upper Honku Valley
- An ideal scaling opportunity for mountaineering beginners to gain some experience on semi-technical slopes
- Incredible Himalayan passes like Zatrawala Pass (4,600 meters) and Amphu Lapcha La Pass (5,845 meters)
- The unique culture, traditions, lifestyle, and hospitality of the charming high-altitude settlements- heavily influenced by the Buddhist culture
Among the 326 mountains in Nepal that are open for mountain expeditions, 33 of these glorious peaks in the Himalayas have been classified as the ‘Trekking Peaks’. These trekking peaks are best suited for climbers who are new to mountaineering sports and want to gain some experience before setting out on the expedition of the highest mountains in the world.
Mera and Island Peak Climbing is the accumulation of an exhilarating journey two conquer to two of the most popular trekking peaks in the Himalayas. Mera Peak (6,461 meters) and Island Peak (6,189 meters) expedition takes you on an enchanted journey that explores both Khumbu and Honku and rewards you with breathtaking views of five of the highest peaks in the world from summit points including alluring surrounding peaks.
Best Season for Mera and Island Peak Climbing
Like any other mountain adventure in Nepal, the ideal time to do Mera and Island Peak Climbing is during the autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May). These seasons which are also known as the peak seasons offer the most perfect climbing window for the Himlayan expedition with stable climatic conditions, dry trekking terrains, and warmer temperatures.
The temperature of Mera and Island Peak region is approximately around 15°C to 20°C in the spring season and averages around 10°C to 18°C in the autumn season. The altitude above 4,000 meters is considered an alpine environment so you can expect the temperature to drop to minus degrees during early morning and night.
Expedition Difficulty
In your Mera and Island Peak Climbing expedition both of these charming peaks in the Himalayas are graded as ‘moderately difficult’ peaks. In the Alpine Grading System, Mera Peak Climbing has been graded as ‘Alpine Grade PD’, which indicates that the climbers have to overcome some challenging technical segments on the mountain (It was previously graded as Alpine Grade F).
As for the Island Peak Climbing, this expedition has been graded a ‘2B Difficulty Level’ in the Alpine Grading System. Climbers have to use several mountaineering tools like ice peaks, harness gears, fixed ropes, stairs, etc to scale the mountain. The vertical wall near the summit where the climbers have to maneuver themselves from one anchor point to another using a harness on the fixed rope is considered one of the significantly challenging parts of Island Peak Climbing.
Outline Itinerary of Mera and Island Peak Climbing
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,345m/ 4,412ft) and hotel transfer
Day 02: Sightseeing tour around Kathmandu Valley (1,345m/ 4,412ft)
Day 03: Flight to Lukla (2,860m/ 9,383ft) from Kathmandu and trek to Chhuthang (3,020m/ 9,908ft): 40- 45 minutes flight and 4 to 5 hours trek
Day 04: Trek from Chhuthang (3,020m/ 9,908ft) to Thuli Kharka (4,300m/ 14,107ft) across Zatrawala Pass (4,600m/ 15,091ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 05: Thuli Kharka (4,300m/ 14,107ft) to Kothe (4,182m/ 13,720ft) trekking: 6 to 7 hours
Day 06: Kothe (4,182m/ 13,720ft) to Thangnak (4,326m/ 14,192ft): 4 to 5 hours
Day 07: Trek to Khare (5,000m/ 16,404ft) from Thangnak (4,326m/ 14,192ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 08: Rest and acclimatization day at Khare
Day 09: Trekking from Khare (5,000m/ 16,404ft) to Mera Base Camp (5,300m/ 17,388ft): 3 to 4 hours
Day 10: Mera Base Camp (5,300m/ 17,388ft) to Mera High Camp (5,700m/ 18,700ft) or contingency day: 3 to 4 hours
Day 11: Summit of Mera Peak (6,461m/ 21,197ft) and trek down to Kongma Dingma (4,900m/ 16,076ft): 9 to 10 hours
Day 12: Trekking from Kongma Dingma (4,900m/ 16,076ft) to Seto Pokhari (4,825m/ 15,830ft) via Honku Valley (5,035m/ 16,519ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 13: Seto Pokhari (4,825m/ 15,830ft) to South Amphu Lapcha Base Camp (5,650m/ 18,536ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 14: Trek to North Amphu Lapcha Base Camp (5,845m/ 19,176ft) via Amphu Lapcha La Pass: 6 to 7 hours
Day 15: Trekking to Island Peak Base Camp (5,087m/ 16,689ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 16: Reserve day for bad weather
Day 17: Summit of Island Peak (6,189m/ 20,305ft) and climb down to base camp: 9 to 10 hours
Day 18: Trekking from Island Peak Base Camp (5,087m/ 16,689ft) to Dingboche (4,410m/ 14,470ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 19: Dingboche (4,410m/ 14,470ft) to Namche Bazaar (3,440m/ 11,2286ft): 6 to 7 hours
Day 20: Namche Bazaar (3,440m/ 11,2286ft) to Lukla (2,860m/ 9,383ft): 6 to 7 hours
Day 21: Flight to Kathmandu (1,345m/ 4,412ft) from Lukla (2,860m/ 9,383ft): 40 to 45 minutes
Day 22: Departure day
Additional Note About Mera and Island Peak Expedition
The itinerary plans you will follow while climbing Mera and Island Peak will be the same as mentioned in the package. However, sometimes, due to unpredictable external factors, we may have to adjust the overall itinerary plans after properly assessing the situation.
Due to factors that are beyond our control, such as weather phenomena, flight delays and cancellations, natural disasters, or political circumstances, we may need to slightly modify the overall itinerary plans. In such a situation, we hope for your understanding and cooperation.
Don’t worry about the itinerary plans; we will follow through with the same mentioned plans for your remarkable climb Mera and Island Peak. Just make sure to plan a few more contingency days as a backup for flexibility during your trip.
Prakash Devkota
Managing Director and Team Leader
Mr. Prakash Chandra Devkota is an established name in the Tourism Sector in Nepal. He is a focused individual gifted with a brilliant mind. He is also hugely dedicated to social work. Born in the Gorkha district, a beautiful hilly region of Nepal, he first entered the tourism industry as a guide in 1997. He has gained extensive experience in almost all the trekking and climbing routes like Mera, Island, Lobuche and, Ama Dablam, etc.
He registered Nepal Guides Treks & Expedition in 2009 AD. Due to his passion for adventure and efforts to provide quality personalized service to his clients, he has established himself as a successful tourism entrepreneur. He has dedicated most of his time working diligently to elevate the tourism industry and collected more than 15 years of experience in organizing trekking and expeditions in Nepal, Bhutan, and India. He believes in the power of the tourism industry and the employment opportunities that can be created through it. He constantly looks for innovative ways to run the company.
Mr. Devkota has always been an avid practitioner of eco-friendly tourism and has always promoted environmental conservation throughout his career. He motivates his staff to embrace eco-friendly tourism through responsible tourism practices. He believes promoting eco-tourism will preserve natural resources and positively impact the environment.
Itinerary
30 min Drive Hotel/Resort
Kathmandu Elevation: 1,345 meters/ 4,412 feet
After your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) on the first day of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing expedition, our representative will receive you at the airport terminal. Then after a swift hotel transfer in a private vehicle, our representatives will also assist you with the check-in procedures.
Depending on the hour of arrival, you can also set out on the exploration of this bustling capital city after getting enough rest. Overnight stay at the hotel in Kathmandu.
Hotel/Resort
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Kathmandu Elevation: 1,345 meters/ 4,412 feet
Day 2 of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing will be the exploration of the charming cultural and traditional capital city with rich history and fascinating architecture. You will also explore the UNESCO World Heritage Sites located in Kathmandu, although it is not possible to explore every destination in a single trip, you will visit a selective number of sites on this day.
After wrapping up your sightseeing adventure, you will visit our office located at Thamel for a briefing on the Mera and Island Peak Climbing. If you haven’t completed shopping for this expedition, you can buy or rent equipment in Kathmandu on this day.
45 minutes flight & 4-5 hrs Trek Lodge
Kathmandu Elevation: 1,345 meters/ 4,412 feet
Lukla Elevation: 2,860 meters/ 9,383 feet
Chhuthang Elevation: 3,020 meters/ 9,908 feet
Elevation Gain: 1,675 meters/ 5,495 feet
Your Mera and Island Peak Climbing expedition will finally kick start on this day as you leave the bustling capital to enter the serene ambiance of the Himlayan region. After an early morning breakfast, you will board a plane heading to Lukla, the gateway of Mt. Everest from the domestic terminal at the TIA.
The 45-minute scenic flight will take you over the deep green valley, lush forested areas, and charming settlements spread across the bowl-shaped valleys. You will also be able to enjoy the spectacular aerial views of the Himalayas as you close into Lukla, here you will meet the rest of your expedition team.
After enjoying the vibrance of the high Himlayan town, you will move along with the second part of this day’s adventure. Following the carved path on the hillside below the Kalo Himal ridge, you will pass through lush rhododendrons, pine, and oak forests as you make your way toward Chhuthang.
Flight Duration: 45 minutes
Trek Duration: 4- 5 hours
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Chhuthang Elevation: 3,020 meters/ 9,908 feet
Thuli Kharka Elevation: 4,300 meters/ 14,107 feet
Zatrawala Pass Elevation: 4,600 meters/ 15,091 feet
Elevation Gain: 1,580 meters/ 5,183 feet
The trekking adventure on Day 4 of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing is slightly demanding as you overcome the high Himlayan pass, Zatrawala Pass on this day’s adventure. You will follow the steep climbing segment to cross the Kalo Himal Ridge of the Nau Lekh mountain range and enter the serene and remote Hinku Valley, leaving the Khumbu Valley behind.
Following the paths decorated with Buddhist chortens and praying flags, the uphill trail will lead you to the Zatrawala Pass. Enjoying the incredible views of the surrounding Himlayan peaks, Dudh Koshi Valley, and Hinku River Valley, you will descend down to Thuli Kharka for an overnight stay.
Trek Duration: 4- 5 hours
6-7 hrs Trek Lodge
Thuli Kharka Elevation: 4,300 meters/ 14,107 feet
Kothe Elevation: 4,182 meters/ 13,720 feet
Elevation Loss: 118 meters/ 387 feet
Day in your Mera and Island Peak Climbing is another incredible scenic day’s trekking adventure, leaving Thuli Kharka behind you will follow the descending path that stretches to the bank of the Hinku River. Enjoying the stunning views of the Mera Peak South, you will traverse across the pleasant route decorated with rhododendrons, bamboo, Himalayan pine, and oak forests.
Then following the trail of the Hinku Valley to the west, you will trek on the charming trails with dense rhododendron forest along the ridge of the Hinku River that stretches all the way to Kothe.
Trek Duration: 6- 7 hours
4-5 hrs Trek Lodge
Kothe Elevation: 4,182 meters/ 13,720 feet
Thangnak Elevation: 4,326 meters/ 14,192 feet
Elevation Gain: 144 meters/ 472 feet
It’s another exhilarating day’s adventure today, as you continue your trekking adventure along the ridge of the Hinku River making your way toward the herder’s settlement, Gondishung. Day 6 trekking adventure in your Mera and Island Peak Climbing is steady and gradual on the ascending section of the valley on the rocky trails near the river.
During the second part of this day’s adventure, you will walk on the wide pasture lands on the west bank of the Hinku River, and from here a steady and gradual trekking route will lead you to Thangnak. This summer header’s settlement has several teahouses and little shops, overnight stay at a teahouse in Thangnak.
Trek Duration: 4- 5 hours
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Thangnak Elevation: 4,326 meters/ 14,192 feet
Khare Elevation: 5,000 meters/ 16,404 feet
Elevation Gain: 674 meters/ 2,211 feet
Day 7 of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing expedition follows the route toward the east from Thangnak, it is a high-altitude adventure as you overcome the 5,000-meter altitude barrier on this day. So, it is recommended that you stay hydrated and acclimatize properly enjoying a slow-paced adventure.
Moving along the challenging trails on this day’s adventure, you will trek about two and a half hours across the lateral moraine of the Dig Glacier to enter the wide pasturelands at Dig Kharka. Then continuing with the steep climbing segments, you will trek through the moraine to the snout of the Shar Glacier and Hinku Nup Glacier.
From here, you will cross a stream and follow the path across the boulder-strewn trail for about an hour which will lead you to Khare.
Trek Duration: 5- 6 hours
Acclimatize day Lodge
Khare Elevation: 5,000 meters/ 16,404 feet
As you have trekked over an altitude of 5,000 meters, Day 8 in your Mera and Island Peak Climbing will be an acclimatization day. You will use this day to explore the popular highlights around the Khare and adapt properly to the high-altitude environment.
It is recommended that you should do some physical activities for an effective acclimatization procedure, so check out some of the close by destinations and take part in short hikes. Overnight stay in a teahouse at Khare.
3-4 hrs Trek Tented camp
Khare Elevation: 5,000 meters/ 16,404 feet
Mera Base Camp Elevation: 5,300 meters/ 17,388 feet
Elevation Gain: 300 meters/ 984 feet
On Day 9 of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing, you will finally move toward the first highlight of this expedition. Today, leaving the Khare behind, you will slowly make your ascend toward the Mera Glacier, after arriving at the snout of the glacier, you will put on the mountaineering gears to proceed further on the trekking trail.
Overcoming the challenges of the glacier terrain, you will follow the descending trail that leads you straight to the Mera Base Camp. Your expedition team will find an ideal spot to set up the camp, you will also partake in some practice climb and check your mountaineering equipment for the scaling starting the next day.
Trek Duration: 5- 6 hours
3-4 hrs Trek Tented camp
Mera Base Camp Elevation: 5,300 meters/ 17,388 feet
Mera High Camp Elevation: 5,700 meters/ 18,700 feet
Elevation Gain: 400 meters/ 1,312 feet
Today, you will finally scale on the snowy slopes of the mountain and follow the ascending trail making your way toward the high camp. However, in case of bad weather conditions, Day 10 of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing will be a reserve day, you will wait for the weather to be more stable before making the ascent on the mountain.
Following the steep rocky trails on the mountain through the Mera La Pass (5,410 meters), the path stretching toward the south follows the easy-angled scaling trail on the snow. Then overcoming the crevasse area, the slightly steeper climbing section will lead you toward the high camp.
From here, you will be able to enjoy the incredible views of the Makalu, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Everest right in front of you. Your expedition crew will set a camp at a safe section and prepare warm meals for you, tonight you will rest early as the climbing begins early in the morning.
Trek Duration: 5- 6 hours
9-10 hrs Tented Camp
Mera High Camp Elevation: 5,700 meters/ 18,700 feet
Mera Peak Summit Elevation: 6,461 meters/ 21,197 feet
Kongma Dingma Elevation: 4,900 meters/ 16,076 feet
Elevation Gain: 761 meters/ 2,496 feet
Day 11 in your Mera and Island Peak Climbing is finally here, today you will push for the summit of the highest trekking peak in Nepal. After an early morning breakfast, you will carry your equipment and begin your scaling on the mountain following the guidance of the expedition guide.
Mera Peak is a non-technical mountain, you will have an easy ascending experience on the gradually inclining ice slope. However, the last 40- 50 meters segment on the mountain can be challenging and you will have to use fixed rope and jumars to overcome the segment.
After arriving at the top of this highest trekking peak in Nepal, you will be rewarded with incredible views of the five of the highest mountains in the world, Makalu (8,4481 meters), Kanchenjunga (8,586 meters), Lhotse (8,516 meters), Cho Oyu (8,201 meters and Everest (8,849 meters).
Then, you will make your way back to base camp after relishing the Himalayan ambiance from the top of this majestic summit and make your way toward Kongma Dingma.
Trek Duration: 5- 6 hours
5-6 hrs Trek Tented Camp
Kongma Dingma Elevation: 4,900 meters/ 16,076 feet
Seto Pokhari Elevation: 4,825 meters/ 15,830 feet
Honku Valley Elevation: 5,035 meters/ 16,519 feet
Elevation Gain: 135 meters/ 442 feet
After successfully completing the expedition of the Mera Peak, on Day 12 of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing, you will move toward the second objective of the expedition. Leaving Kongma Dingma behind, you will trek across the yak pastures and summer settlements of the yak herders.
On this day’s trekking route, you will be able to enjoy the incredible views of the Chamlang Himal, Baruntse, Everest, Lhotse, and several other adjacent peaks as you make your way toward Seto Pokhari (White Lake), the first lake that appears en route to the series of pristine and religiously significant lakes in the Honku Basin.
Trek Duration: 5- 6 hours
5-6 hrs Trek Tented Camp
Seto Pokhari Elevation: 4,825 meters/ 15,830 feet
South Amphu Lapcha Base Camp Elevation: 5,650 meters/ 18,536 feet
Elevation Gain: 825 meters/ 2,706 feet
Moving along with your trekking route, on Day 13 of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing, you will traverse across the remote part of the high Himalayan region. This day’s trekking adventure takes place in the remote and secluded part of the Honku Valley, leaving Seto Pokhari behind, you will climb up the snow moraine during the first part.
Enjoying the spectacular views of the Chamlang, Everest, and sparkling glacier lakes along the Honku Basin, you will trek over the Honku Valley which will finally bring you to the South Amphu Lapcha Base Camp.
Trek Duration: 5- 6 hours
6-7 hrs Trek Tented Camp
South Amphu Lapcha Base Camp Elevation: 5,650 meters/ 18,536 feet
North Amphu Lapcha Base Camp Elevation: 5,845 meters/ 19,176 feet
Elevation Gain: 195 meters/ 639 feet
It is technically a challenging day’s adventure today in your Mera and Island Peak Climbing as you overcome the alpine Himlayan pass, Amphu Lapcha La Pass. After leaving the Amphu Lapcha Base Camp in the south, you will traverse across the ice and rock section on the trail heading to the top of the pass.
You will use climbing ropes wherever they are necessary and after making it to the top. Then you will descend on the steep downhill trail on the other side endeavoring on the fixed ropes moving toward the base of the moraine that stretches all the way to the north base camp.
Trek Duration: 6- 7 hours
5-6 hrs Trek Tented Camp
North Amphu Lapcha Base Camp Elevation: 5,845 meters/ 19,176 feet
Island Peak Base Camp Elevation: 5,087 meters/ 16,689 feet
Elevation Loss: 758 meters/ 2,486 feet
On Day 15 of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing, you will finally move toward the second objective of this expedition. You will trek alongside the glacial moraine that connects Chukkung to the starting point of the Island Peak expedition.
After overcoming the wilder and more secluded Upper Honku Valley, you will move along the downhill trekking route that leaves the Honku Valley behind and introduces the trails of the Khumbu Valley. You will take your break at Chhukung where you can enjoy the incredible view of the Imja Khola joining the Dudh Koshi River above the Pnagboche Village.
Moving further ahead in your trekking trail, you will follow the gradual incline on the glacial moraine of the Imja Tsho Glacier and make your way toward the Island Peak Base Camp.
Trek Duration: 6- 7 hours
Leisure Day Tented Camp
Island Peak Base Camp Elevation: 5,087 meters/ 16,689 feet
Like Day 10, Day 16 of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing will be a reserved day, as the high altitude climatic conditions can be unpredictable at times, you will use this day as a contingency day. In case the weather conditions are favorable, you will proceed further with your specified itinerary and scale the mountain.
9-10 hrs trek descend back to base camp Tented Camp
Island Peak Base Camp Elevation: 5,087 meters/ 16,689 feet
Island Peak Summit Elevation: 6,189 meters/ 20,305 feet
Elevation Gain: 1,102 meters/ 3,615 feet
It’s finally time for you to push for the second objective of the Mera and Island Peak Climbing. Commencing your climb at predawn, you will follow the guidance of the expedition guide and make your way over the rocky trail and gorge that leads you to the glacier pass of the summit.
After scaling for about 3 hours, you will reach the crampon point and move along the frozen trail on the slope. You will be secured by the man-rope as you move along the ice and snow segment on the mountain. After crossing an exhilarating ridge on the 45° to 50° angle slope with the help of a fixed rope, you will ascend the anchor points and use ladders to cross the crevasse pushing toward the summit.
From the top of this magnificent peak in the Khumbu region, you will be able to enjoy clear views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Lhotse Shar, Nuptse, Baruntse, and other adjacent peaks. Concluding your remarkable Himlayan expedition at the top of this beautiful peak, you will descend down to the base camp and celebrate your victory.
Trek Duration: 9- 10 hours
5-6 hrs Trek Lodge
Island Peak Base Camp Elevation: 5,087 meters/ 16,689 feet
Dingboche Elevation: 4,410 meters/ 14,470 feet
Elevation Loss: 677 meters/ 2,221 feet
After completing your Mera and Island Peak Climbing, on Day 18, you will follow the descending trail from the Island Peak Base Camp to Dengboche. It’s an easy day’s trekking adventure today as you leave the glacial moraine behind and traverse across scenic landscapes with diverse vegetation.
Today you will spend your night at a comfortable teahouse at Dingboche after long days of camping in the alpine high Himalayan environment.
Trek Duration: 5- 6 hours
6-7 hrs Trek Lodge
Dingboche Elevation: 4,410 meters/ 14,470 feet
Namche Bazaar Elevation: 3,440 meters/ 11,286 feet
Elevation Loss: 970 meters/ 3,182 feet
It is another scenic day’s trekking adventure today, on Day 19 of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing, you will leave the spiritual realm of Dingboche behind and descend on the trail heading toward the bustling Sherpa capital.
Leaving Dingbiche behind, you will follow the trekking trail that drops down to the Imja Khola, then proceeding along the trail you will arrive at the Sherpa village Pangboche. Then moving along the trail you will also get the opportunity to relish the spiritual ambiance of the Tengboche Monastery.
During the last stretch of this day’s trekking adventure, you will follow the trail that drops to the base of the Dudh Koshi River and an inclining trail stretching from the base of the river will take you to Namche Bazaar.
Trek Duration: 6- 7 hours
6-7 hrs Trek Lodge
Namche Bazaar Elevation: 3,440 meters/ 11,286 feet
Lukla Elevation: 2,860 meters/ 9,383 feet
Elevation Loss: 580 meters/ 1,902 feet
Day 20 will be the last day of the trekking adventure in your Mera and Island Peak Climbing expedition. Today’s trekking trail again drops back to the banks of the Dudh Koshi River and your trails will be greeted with the dotted rhododendron, pine, fir, and oaks forests.
You will overcome several steep sections as you cross the suspension bridges over the Bhote Koshi River three times. Moving along the trail you will pass the Monjo Village and the gate of the Sagarmmatha National Park, the final descent via the Phakding Village will finally bring you back to Lukla.
Trek Duration: 6 -7 hours
40-45 min flight Hotel/Resort
Lukla Elevation: 2,860 meters/ 9,383 feet
Kathmandu Elevation: 1,345 meters/ 4,412 feet
Elevation Loss: 1,515 meters/ 4,970 feet
It’s time to bid farewell to the Himlayan region, on this day of your Mera and Island Peak Climbing expedition, you will board an early morning flight from Lukla heading back to the capital.
You will be able to enjoy the epic aerial views of the Himalayas as leave Lukla behind flying over the beautiful valley, lush hills, and soaring rivers making your way to Kathmandu. You will be transferred to your respective hotels after landing, It is upto you whether you want to use the remaining part of the day for rest or some nearby highlight explorations.
Flight Duration: 45 minutes
Kathmandu Elevation: 1,345 meters/ 4,412 feet
After the successful completion of the Mera and Island Peak Climbing, Day 22 of your expedition package will be the departure day. Depending on your flight schedules, our representative will drop you at the airport.
Thank you for climbing with the Peak Climbing Nepal, we hope to see you again. Have a safe journey.
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US $ 3,855.00 per person
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What's included?
- All entrance fees and private transport
- Kathmandu stay with BB Plan
- Sightseeing tour with a heritage guide
- Private transportation including airport and hotel arrival and departure
- Flight Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu
- Essential Trekking permits and national park fees
- Mera and Island Peaks Climbing Permits
- Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)
- Accommodation (Tea House + Camping) during the trek – as per itinerary
- Important climbing gears and equipment
- Professional trekking & climbing guide and porters
- First aid kits
- Kitchen and camping equipment
- Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu
- Staffs insurance and salary
- All government taxes and necessary paperwork
What's not included?
- Your Insurance
- Personal climbing gears and equipment
- Personal expenses
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Tipping costs
Fixed Departures
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Highlights
- Conquest of two of the most popular trekking peaks in Nepal, Island Peak (6,189 meters) and Mera Peak (6,461 meters)
- An exhilarating journey that explores both the popular Khumbu Valley and the wilderness of the Honku Valley
- Incredible views of the five of the highest peaks in the world, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, Cho Oyu and Everest
- Mixed adventure of both popular mainstream Everest Base Camp Trek route and secluded regions of the Upper Honku Valley
- An ideal scaling opportunity for mountaineering beginners to gain some experience on semi-technical slopes
- Incredible Himalayan passes like Zatrawala Pass (4,600 meters) and Amphu Lapcha La Pass (5,845 meters)
- The unique culture, traditions, lifestyle, and hospitality of the charming high-altitude settlements- heavily influenced by the Buddhist culture
Among the 326 mountains in Nepal that are open for mountain expeditions, 33 of these glorious peaks in the Himalayas have been classified as the ‘Trekking Peaks’. These trekking peaks are best suited for climbers who are new to mountaineering sports and want to gain some experience before setting out on the expedition of the highest mountains in the world.
Mera and Island Peak Climbing is the accumulation of an exhilarating journey two conquer to two of the most popular trekking peaks in the Himalayas. Mera Peak (6,461 meters) and Island Peak (6,189 meters) expedition takes you on an enchanted journey that explores both Khumbu and Honku and rewards you with breathtaking views of five of the highest peaks in the world from summit points including alluring surrounding peaks.
Best Season for Mera and Island Peak Climbing
Like any other mountain adventure in Nepal, the ideal time to do Mera and Island Peak Climbing is during the autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May). These seasons which are also known as the peak seasons offer the most perfect climbing window for the Himlayan expedition with stable climatic conditions, dry trekking terrains, and warmer temperatures.
The temperature of Mera and Island Peak region is approximately around 15°C to 20°C in the spring season and averages around 10°C to 18°C in the autumn season. The altitude above 4,000 meters is considered an alpine environment so you can expect the temperature to drop to minus degrees during early morning and night.
Expedition Difficulty
In your Mera and Island Peak Climbing expedition both of these charming peaks in the Himalayas are graded as ‘moderately difficult’ peaks. In the Alpine Grading System, Mera Peak Climbing has been graded as ‘Alpine Grade PD’, which indicates that the climbers have to overcome some challenging technical segments on the mountain (It was previously graded as Alpine Grade F).
As for the Island Peak Climbing, this expedition has been graded a ‘2B Difficulty Level’ in the Alpine Grading System. Climbers have to use several mountaineering tools like ice peaks, harness gears, fixed ropes, stairs, etc to scale the mountain. The vertical wall near the summit where the climbers have to maneuver themselves from one anchor point to another using a harness on the fixed rope is considered one of the significantly challenging parts of Island Peak Climbing.
Outline Itinerary of Mera and Island Peak Climbing
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,345m/ 4,412ft) and hotel transfer
Day 02: Sightseeing tour around Kathmandu Valley (1,345m/ 4,412ft)
Day 03: Flight to Lukla (2,860m/ 9,383ft) from Kathmandu and trek to Chhuthang (3,020m/ 9,908ft): 40- 45 minutes flight and 4 to 5 hours trek
Day 04: Trek from Chhuthang (3,020m/ 9,908ft) to Thuli Kharka (4,300m/ 14,107ft) across Zatrawala Pass (4,600m/ 15,091ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 05: Thuli Kharka (4,300m/ 14,107ft) to Kothe (4,182m/ 13,720ft) trekking: 6 to 7 hours
Day 06: Kothe (4,182m/ 13,720ft) to Thangnak (4,326m/ 14,192ft): 4 to 5 hours
Day 07: Trek to Khare (5,000m/ 16,404ft) from Thangnak (4,326m/ 14,192ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 08: Rest and acclimatization day at Khare
Day 09: Trekking from Khare (5,000m/ 16,404ft) to Mera Base Camp (5,300m/ 17,388ft): 3 to 4 hours
Day 10: Mera Base Camp (5,300m/ 17,388ft) to Mera High Camp (5,700m/ 18,700ft) or contingency day: 3 to 4 hours
Day 11: Summit of Mera Peak (6,461m/ 21,197ft) and trek down to Kongma Dingma (4,900m/ 16,076ft): 9 to 10 hours
Day 12: Trekking from Kongma Dingma (4,900m/ 16,076ft) to Seto Pokhari (4,825m/ 15,830ft) via Honku Valley (5,035m/ 16,519ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 13: Seto Pokhari (4,825m/ 15,830ft) to South Amphu Lapcha Base Camp (5,650m/ 18,536ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 14: Trek to North Amphu Lapcha Base Camp (5,845m/ 19,176ft) via Amphu Lapcha La Pass: 6 to 7 hours
Day 15: Trekking to Island Peak Base Camp (5,087m/ 16,689ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 16: Reserve day for bad weather
Day 17: Summit of Island Peak (6,189m/ 20,305ft) and climb down to base camp: 9 to 10 hours
Day 18: Trekking from Island Peak Base Camp (5,087m/ 16,689ft) to Dingboche (4,410m/ 14,470ft): 5 to 6 hours
Day 19: Dingboche (4,410m/ 14,470ft) to Namche Bazaar (3,440m/ 11,2286ft): 6 to 7 hours
Day 20: Namche Bazaar (3,440m/ 11,2286ft) to Lukla (2,860m/ 9,383ft): 6 to 7 hours
Day 21: Flight to Kathmandu (1,345m/ 4,412ft) from Lukla (2,860m/ 9,383ft): 40 to 45 minutes
Day 22: Departure day
Additional Note About Mera and Island Peak Expedition
The itinerary plans you will follow while climbing Mera and Island Peak will be the same as mentioned in the package. However, sometimes, due to unpredictable external factors, we may have to adjust the overall itinerary plans after properly assessing the situation.
Due to factors that are beyond our control, such as weather phenomena, flight delays and cancellations, natural disasters, or political circumstances, we may need to slightly modify the overall itinerary plans. In such a situation, we hope for your understanding and cooperation.
Don’t worry about the itinerary plans; we will follow through with the same mentioned plans for your remarkable climb Mera and Island Peak. Just make sure to plan a few more contingency days as a backup for flexibility during your trip.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How tall is the Mera and Island peak?
The Mera and Island Peak has a height of 6,461m and 6,189m respectively.
2. When is the best time for the Mera Peak and Island Peak Climbing in Nepal?
3. Do you need prior climbing experience for Climbing Mera and Island Peak in Nepal?
Mera and Island Peak Climbing is ideal for beginners who want to experience some peak climbing adventure in Nepal. You should take a certain training routine and learn more about climbing equipment and gears. Hence, with proper guidance, you can complete this peak climbing without any prior peak climbing experience.
4. How difficult Is Mera and Island Peak Climb?
5. How to tackle altitude sickness along the trail?
6. Do you need a guide and a porter for the Trek?
A guide or a porter will help you with the navigation along the trail. Guides also come in handy during any emergencies and also motivate you along the trail. Besides that, porters help you by carrying the luggage along the trail.
7. How much should you tip the guide and the porter?
8. How are the accommodation facilities along the trek?
9. How much does the Mera and Island Peak Climbing cost?
10. How much money a day is essential while trekking?
11. What is the visa cost for Nepal?
12. How can I get my Nepal tourist visa?
13. Can you recharge cameras, phones, and other electronic gadgets?
14. Do I need travel insurance for the trip?
15. Can I get internet services during the climb?
16. How safe is Nepal for women travelers?
17. Is an oxygen cylinder necessary during the expedition?
18. What happens in case of emergencies during the trek?
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Mera and Island peak recognized as a popular trekking peak in Nepal is both located in the Everest region. Mera and Island two peaks is famous for trekking peak of Nepal. It is less technical and straightforward trekking peaks having more adventure and enjoy who do not have previous climbing experience. This two peaks perfect for beginner climber to gain experience of peak climbing and high altitude adventure.
Booking Procedure
The booking process for climbing Mera and Island Peak with Peak Climbing Nepal is a seamless experience. You can click on the ‘Book Now’ menu from our product page, which will lead you to the online booking page.
After putting all the essential details in, submit the document. We will confirm your booking via email or telephone after you make the advance payment. There is also ‘Make an Enquiry’ segment in our product page if you want to learn more about the trip and the services we offer.
If you don’t want to go through the online booking hassle, you can simply get in touch with our sales team via the details provided in the Contact Page. Our team will assist you with the booking process and also help you with your queries, if you have any.
Payment Method and Policy
To book this Mera and Island Peak Climbing package, you will need to make at least 20% of the total payment in advance. You can make the payment online, via bank transfer or Money Gram and Western Union.
You can also use your Visa Card or Master Card to pay for the package. However, the banking costs of 4% will be charged for the transfer. As for our cancellation policy, you will need to inform us at least 45 days before the departure date.
To learn more about our payment procedure and terms, you can check out our Terms and Conditions page.
Currency Exchange
The national currency of Nepal is the Nepalese Rupees (NPR). So, for your Mera Peak and Island Peak Trek
If you are planning to make the payment via card for your expenses, it is feasible in the city areas. However, card payment is not generally acceptable on the mountain trail and ATM machines available enroute are not always reliable.
Thus, it will be best if you carry enough cash with you in acceptable currency after properly budgeting for your trip.
Package Customization Option
Our 22 Days Climbing Mera and Island Peak is a standard climbing package. While doing your exploration with this package, you will follow specific plans mentioned in the itinerary plan details.
However, if you are looking for an experience, where you can enjoy the journey at your own pace, Peak Climbing Nepal also does offer the package customization option. So, you will be able to decide on how you want to enjoy your Himalayan expedition as per your preference.
In our personally tailored package option, you have full flexibility over the number of trekking days, climbing period, walking pace, resting destination, number of guide porters, quality of service and so on.
You can either provide us with the details regarding how you want to shape your experience or you can leave it to our exceptional team to plan your ideal dream expedition.
Group Joining and Private Expedtion
There are two modes that you can select for the Mera and Island Peak Climbing experience. One is the group joining option, which is standard. The itinerary plans are pre-set in this option and the departure date is fixed.
Climbers from all over the world can join the trip until the number reaches the required threshold. Then, the journey moves along as mentioned in the itinerary plan. There is less flexibility in this option as you will be traveling as a group.
As for the private joining mode, it offers more privacy and flexibility to the climbers. In the private joining mode, you will have more feasibility with the start date and you can set it as per your preference. Similarly, you will have more freedom to modify the overall itinerary plans as you move along with the journey.
Personal Expenses for Mera Peak and Island Peak Trek
Our Mera and Island Peak Expedition
However, the personal nature of expenses incurred during this scaling adventure, you will have to manage them on your own. For example, your personal climbing gear for the climb, snacks, beverages, laundry, charging, etc, you will have to manage such expenses by yourself.
Depending on your spending habits, you can set around US$ 30 to US$ 50 per day as personal expenses for your expedition.
Internet Service and Charging
As your Mera and Island Peak Expedition
Everest Link is one of the most popular options for using the internet in this route. Similarly, mobile network operators like Ncell and NTC do offer data packages at reasonable prices. However, at the remote part of the trails, there might not be good coverage for the internet facility.
As for the charging facility, it is available throughout the route, from the hydropower regions to the settlements that are dependent on solar power. That’s why the charging cost along the route may differ depending on the altitude.
Hot Shower and Laundry Services
Everest region offers a good level of accommodation facilities from standard to luxury establishments. Both hot shower and laundry services are available even in the standard level of accommodation establishments.
The lower part of the trail does house the modern style bathroom facilities with a flush system and hot shower. However, at the farthest and most remote part of the region, the available services are much more basic.
During such part, you will have to use the traditional latrine-style bathroom facilities. Similarly, you can buy hot bucket water to take a bath; nonetheless, you will still be able to maintain hygiene and sanitization standards.
Required Physical Fitness
We have already discussed that Mera Peak Climbing difficulty is at an Alpine Grade PD level and Island Peak Climbing difficulty is at 2B Level. So, both of these peaks are semi-technical that require climbers to have a good level of fitness and a basic understanding of mountaineering skills.
For these iconic expeditions, you will need to have a good level of strength, endurance and cardiovascular fitness. You will need to train at least 3 to 4 months to have a comfortable experience while scaling these peaks.
Strength and muscle conditioning will help you meet the physical demands of the expedition. Upper body, lower body and core strength training exercises will help you reach an optimal level of physical strength required for the climb.
Similarly, the flexibility exercises will help you find balance even on challenging terrain and reduce muscle strain as well as the risk of injury. As for the cardiovascular and acclimatization hikes, they will improve your body’s capability to adapt to high-altitude environments.
Altitude Sickness
Altitude sickness can be a concern while climbing Mera and Island Peak. As this is a high-altitude scaling adventure that takes you from high-altitude points of the region to the actual alpine snow, you need to be very careful about the overall acclimatizing process.
In a general high-altitude trekking route, there can be a risk of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) after gaining significant altitudes. However, for an alpine slope adventure such as this, there are also risks of more serious forms of altitude sickness such as High Altitude Cerebral Edema (HACE) and High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE).
But, while doing the Mera and Island Peak Climbing via Amphulapcha Pass Trekking
Food and Accomodation for Mera and Island Peak Climbing
The Mera and Island Peak Climbing via Amphulapcha Pass Trekking
Thus, during your expedition, you will have a variety of options to choose from, from standard to luxurious levels of services. There are primarily two modes of accommodation facilities that are popular among travelers; traditional teahouses and lodges.
Teahouses are standard accommodation facilities in the region that offer both lodging and meals. The bathrooms and rooms in the teahouses are mostly on shared basic. There will be about two or three beds per room with bedding, sheets, and pillows.
If you want private rooms or want to experience luxury mountain staying, you can go for the lodging options. They offer more amenities than the regular teahouses, which will make your resting experience more comfortable.
During the scaling part of the mountain, we will make the arrangements for tents. Our porter will carry the necessary equipment for building a tent and you will camp at a safe and secure campsite before pushing for the summit.
Food and Water
The meal options available at the teahouses mainly comprise traditional delicacies. Dishes like Dal Bhat, Thukpa, Tsampa, Sherpa Stew, Yak Steak, Momo, Shyaphale, Yak Cheese, and Butter Tea are some of the delightful highlights in the cultural segment.
As for the international options, you will be able to find Indian, Tibetan, and Continental menus like Paratha, Aalu Chop, Pakoda, Curry, Tibetan Bread, Tibetan Dumplings, Tingmo, Pizza, Pasta, Sandwiches, Soup, etc.
You will also won’t have any problem finding vegetarian and vegan meal options at the teahouses. If you are allergic to or don’t prefer any particular ingredients, you can also make a personal request to the chef to remove those from your meal.
Similarly, it is very important to stay hydrated throughout the trek. The minimum recommended hydration limit during each day of the journey is 3 to 4 liters. Buying mineral water bottles can be both expensive and environmentally harming businesses in the long run.
Thus, the most convenient option is to use a reusable water bottle and refill it at a clean station or buy boiled water from teahouses. We recommend you use a water filtration system and purification solution before consuming the water.
Packing for Mera and Island Peak Expedition
For Climbing Mera and Island Peak, you will need to carefully secret the right gear and layers to ensure comfort, warmth, and safety while navigating across the challenging terrain and dealing with freezing alpine climatic conditions.
Although both of these sem-technical peaks are that technical challenging you will still need to bring the basic mountaineering gear with you. For this duo-peak expedition, you will require climbing gear like a climbing harness, helmet, ice axe, crampons, carabiner, ascender, belay device, mountaineering boot, snow goggles, etc.
Besides the gear, you will need good-quality layers for varying climatic conditions along the route. Pack clothes that are light and comfortable for the lower region and focus on insulated and buff for alpine altitudes.
Similarly, during this long Himalayan endeavor, you will need to take good care of your health and hygiene. So, don’t forget to pack the hygiene, toiletries and sanitization products for the trip.
Furthermore, snacks, energy drinks and chocolate bars can give you a quick energy boost when you need it. Collect your series of favorite and healthy snacks for short breaks along the route. Throw in a couple of packets of electrolytes which can be a lifesaver during the days you are really running low on energy.
Luggage Space
During your Mera and Island Peak Climbing via Amphulapcha Pass Trekking
In most hotels, you will need to pay daily charges for storing your luggage in their safe space. However, if you want, Peak Climbing Nepal can store your luggage during your expedition. We have got secure spaces at our office where we can safely store your carry-ons.
After completing your Himalayan adventure, you can collect your belongings from us. We also don’t charge a single dime for securely storing your luggage, regardless of the overall duration of your adventure.
Transportation Facilities
As our Mera Peak and Island Peak Trek
Similarly, it will also include airport transfer, hotel transfer and the cost of transportation for the sightseeing tour. If you are in need of a transportation facility beyond our coordinated itinerary plan, we can also make arrangements for that.
Safety and Well-Being
Your exciting Himalayan adventure to climb Mera and Island Peak with Peak Climbing Nepal will be a safe and enjoyable endeavor. We will take care of all the safety factors of your trip and follow all necessary protocols strictly to ensure a safe and comfortable journey.
For your scaling adventure, we will provide a capable team that is proficient in handling any kind of situation. Peak Climbing Nepal will provide the required number of trekking and climbing guides for the expedition.
Both our trekking guides and mountain climbing guides are exceptional in their field and have significant years of experience in their particular field. Peak Climbing Nepal’s crew members are also trained in first aid and high-altitude treatment.
So, even if there is any kind of emergency, our proficient team will efficiently will handle the situation properly. The team will coordinate with our head office during such circumstances to swiftly and efficiently follow through with the necessary steps.
Guide and Porter
For Mera Peak and Island Peak Trek
As for the porters, we will assign one porter for two climbers. The porter will carry about 15 kg (33 lbs) of each climber throughout the expedition. If you don’t want to carry the additional luggage that will not be carried by the porter, you can hire additional porter from us.
Buying/ Renting Gear in Kathmandu
For Mera and Island Peak Climbing via Amphulapcha Pass Trekking
But, if you don’t, you have the option to buy or rent them in Kathmandu. There are lot of gear shops inside Kathmandu, especially in the Thamel area, where you can shop for the necessary equipment. However, do make sure to check the quality of products before purchasing as there are a lot of copies in the market.
Go for the reliable brand and you won’t have to constantly worry about their durability during the expedition. Follow the same step even while renting the equipment from a gear shop. If you are curious about the cost of the gear in the market, it can range from US$ 8 to US$ 400.
For a budget-friendly approach, you can rent the gear from Kathmandu which will cost your around US$ 2 to US$ 7 per day.
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Travel Insurance
This tour package doesn't include your personal insurance you should have travel insurance covering emergency evacuation. Please Check
Accommodation
The accommodation in a valley and other major cities will be according to your requirements.
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- 4 Star Hotel
- 5 Star Hotel
Lodges, Guest Houses and Tented Camp during Trekking and Climbing period. For more detail: Please Check
Visa
You can have Tourist Visa at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) on arrival. 'On Arrival' visa procedure is simple and very fast. For more detail: Please Check
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Things You Should Know?
- Both Mera and Island Peak is a popular trekking peak in Nepal.
- Less technical and less challenging peak suitable for the beginner climber.
- Doesn't require peak climbing experience but having high altitude trekking experience.
- It requires good physical fitness and mentally prepares for next-level adventure.
- Mera Peak Summit (6461m) and Island Peak Summit(6189m ), Nepal Guide Treks guarantee you for the success rate of climbing is above 90%.
- It requires 300 meters fix rope and 100 meters main rope.
- Nepal Guide Treks provides experienced trekking and mountaineering Sherpa guide.
- During trekking and climbing part, accommodation at Teahouse and Tented camp respectively.
- For mountaineering in Nepal, Please bring your insurance coverage for trekking/Mountaineering.
Trip Reviews
November 2022
LeviCanada
Quality climbing with quality people
Back home, I had climbed several 6000m peaks before, which were not that technical. I knew it was time to take new heights. And I have always heard about Nepal and the mountain it has. Knowing my expertise, I choose Mera and Island Peak. And it turned out to be a great climbing experience.
I stepped on the tops of two famous climbing peaks on this expedition. Not only that, the trek that took me to the base camp of the peaks was a new experience. The way the entire team led the tour and me was something appraisable. I thank them for the quality work. I never knew climbing in Nepal was easy; however, I was with the right team. Sherpas, Kitchen staff, and porters all deserve hundreds of praises. Thank you, Peak Climbing Nepal, for exceeding my expectations.
September 2022
MateoCANADA
A trip for the lifetime
Some trips just stuck in our minds for a long time. My expedition to Mera and Island Peak is one of them. This journey has all kinds of ups and downs. Beginning our walk from Lukla and traversing the Khumbu Region is one of the best walks of my life. The fantastic people of the region were so inspiring. My guides from Peak Climbing Nepal made me know the place better.
Then, I went on to climb both of the peaks. The snowy mountains were just the right fit for my experience level. I had some technical times during the climb. But I never felt it was hard, all thanks to the climbing guides. They are the real reasons I am writing this comment with an experience of climbing Mera and Island Peak. I am also grateful to all the others who made this expedition successful. Thank You! This team is highly recommended to anyone climbing in Nepal.
November 2022
Henry BortonAustralia
Mera and Island Peak pushed my limits!
A dream came true with the expert group of Peak Climbing Nepal. Seriously, I have been eyeing Mera and Island Peak for some time. I never planned to do this multi-peak expedition, thinking that my preparation was insufficient. When I talked with the team of Peak Climbing Nepal, they talked me through and persuaded me that the two peaks are still possible. With some good preparation, I joined the team here in Kathmandu.
I’m glad that I reached out to join this fantastic team for the adventure. The trekking part was too good; I had no hard time acclimatizing. When the climb started, the climbing guides were so helpful. It took my best to reach the top. Reaching Mera and Island Peak’s top, I explored my limits. This is just a start. I’m looking forward to climbing more peaks. And I will choose the same team for my future expeditions too. If you guys are also looking for good company, this is it. Kudos!
2017 April
Clara and MorganeFrance
Mera and Island Peak – Accomplished :D Thank-You !!
Finally, We have fulfilled our dream climb of Mera and Island Peak. Many thanks to our climbing guide Dendi Sherpa for guiding us to the summit. The feeling when standing at the summit, can’t be described in words. Do only climbers know the real feeling of reaching the summit? Also, the whole Nepal Guide Treks Team who supported and helped in every possible way to enhance our strength for reaching the summit. With our open heart, we recommend Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition for those wanting to do trekking and peak climbing in Nepal.
Cheers,
Clara and Morgane
2017 October
Gilang and GroupItaly
Wonderful Climbing @ Mera and Island Peak
We were a group of 5 people from Italy and went on Mera and Island Peak Climbing with Nepal Guide Treks and Expeditions. We have recently completed our trip with successful summit climb of both Mera and Island Peak.
Many thanks to the whole NGT team and our climbing guide – Sonam Sherpa, he always made decisions keeping our health conditions in his mind. If he’d see anyone feeling sick due to altitude or anything – we continue only after everyone felt okay.
Extra-ordinary job done by the crew members !! Thanks to everyone in Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition team !!! We recommend this company to anyone wanting to do adventure related activities in Nepal.
Best Regards,
Gilang and Group
CANCELLATION
Every traveler should deposit 20% of the total trip cost at the time of booking for guaranteed departure.The cancellation takes effect the day we receive your letter or mail.
Nepal Guide Treks & Expedition payment and cancellation policy is as follows:
- 30 Days or Before: Full Refund of Deposit
- 20 -29 Days: 50% will be deducted from Deposit
- The deposit payment will not be refundable once the cancellation is done prior to 20 days or less.
