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Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing – Three Peaks Climbing

Mera 6461m, Lobuche 6,119m, Island 6,189m 28 Days
US $ 5,155.00 per person
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Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing – Three Peaks Climbing Mera 6461m, Lobuche 6,119m, Island 6,189m 28 Days

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Difficulty Challenging Adventure
Min-Max Participants 2 / 20 PAX
Best Season Spring and Autumn
Transportation Private Vehicle and Flight
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Highlights

  • Climbing three of the most popular trekking peaks in the Himalayas: Mera Peak [6,461 meters/ 21,192 feet], Island Peak [6,189 meters/ 20,299 feet], and Lobuche Peak [6,119 meters/ 20,070 feet]
  • Exhilarating trekking experience across the mainstream Khumbu Valley and isolated parts of the Honku Valley
  • Traversing across the widely known Himalayan passes like Zatrawala Pass [4,600 meters/ 15,088 feet] and Amphu Lapcha La Pass [5,845 meters/ 19,177 feet]
  • Spectacular views of the five of the highest mountains in the world, Everest [8,848 meters/ 29,028 feet], Lhotse [8,516 meters/ 27,939 feet], Cho Oyu [8,188 meters/ 26,863 feet], Makalu [8,481 meters/ 27,824 feet] and Kanchenjunga [8,586 meters/ 28,169 feet]
  • Endangered flora and fauna of the Sagarmatha National Park [est 1976]
  • Authentic culture, traditions, lifestyle, and hospitality of the Himalayan Sherpa settlements

Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing is an exhilarating Himalayan adventure that takes you to the top of the three most popular 6,000-meter class mountains in the Khumbu region. This thrilling scaling adventure of the Mera Peak [6,461 meters/ 21,192 feet], Island Peak [6,189 meters/ 20,299 feet], and Lobuche Peak [6,119 meters/ 20,070 feet] takes you across the mainstream Khumbu Valley and the secluded complete wilderness sections of the Honku Valley.

This three-peak climbing is an excellent expedition that takes you to the summit of three introductory mountains of the Khumbu region in a single itinerary. Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing is a wonderful opportunity to polish your mountaineering skills on the semi-technical slopes of these mountains before you take on an 8,000-meter class expedition.

The scaling itinerary in this iconic three-peak expedition has been carefully designed considering the peak difficulty and the requirement of acclimatization. You will start this expedition with the highest trekking peak in Nepal, Mera Peak, and advance further with other slightly technically demanding peaks like Island Peak and Lobuche Peak. You will also have enough contingency days and acclimatization days in this fully guided expedition for a safe and comfortable scaling experience.

Equipment Needed During Climbing

Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival at Kathmandu [1,345 meters/ 4,411 feet] and hotel transfer

30 min Drive Hotel/Resort

On Day 1 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, upon your arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport, our representative will pick you up from the airport. After your swift hotel transfer, you can use the rest of the day to stroll around the capital or visit our office to collect information about your expedition.


Day 02: Preparation Day

Hotel/Resort

Your climbing guide will brief you about the Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing that is starting tomorrow. If you have any unfinished shopping, you can use this day to buy or rent equipment in Kathmandu.

If you get extra time, you can walk around the Kathmandu Durbar Square and Thamel area.


Day 03: Kathmandu to Lukla flight and trekking to Chhuthang

45 minutes flight & 4-5 hrs Trek Lodge

The adventure of Day 3 in your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing will start off with a scenic cross-valley flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. You will be able to witness the incredible aerial views of the Himalayan peaks before you touchdown at Lukla.

After meeting the rest of the crew at Lukla, you will continue with the second part of this day’s adventure. Following the trails to the east above Dudh Koshi River, you will trek through the lush rhododendrons, fir, and pine forests to Chhuthang.


Day 04: Chhuthang to Tuli Kharka [4,100 meters/ 13,448 feet] via Zatrawala Pass [4,600 meters/ 15,088 feet]

5-6 hrs Trek Accommodation: Tea House Lodge

Today is an exhilarating day’s adventure in your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing; on this day’s trekking adventure, you will traverse across one of the Himalayan passes, Zatrawala Pass. Trekking past the rhododendron, pine, and fir forests, you will climb the ridge of the Kalo Himal to Zatrawala Pass.

This magnificent Himlayan pass separates the Khumbu and Hinku Valley; from the top of this pass, you will witness the incredible beauty of the Kongdi Ri, Lumding Hima, Number Himal, Karyolang Peak, and other adjacent massifs. Then, following the descending trail on the stony path, you will trek down to Tuli Kharka for an overnight stay.


Day 05: Trekking from Tuli Kharka to Kothe [4,182 meters/ 13,716 feet]

6-7 hrs Trek Lodge

Enjoying the serene ambiance of this secluded Hinku Valley, on Day 5 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will trek past the dotted rhododendron and pine forests.

Traversing across the ridges above the Hinku Valley, the Himalayan peaks like Kusum Kanguru, Mera Peak, and Peak 43 will guide your way in this day’s trek. You will descend down to the banks of the Hinku River during the final stretch and follow the ascending trail to Kothe.


Day 06: Kothe to Thangnak [4,326 meters/ 14,189 feet]

4-5 hrs Trek Lodge

On Day 6 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will move to the higher elevation point of the Upper Hinku Valley; the treelines will start to gradually disappear, opening up the valley to wide pastures.

Trekking on the grassy yak pastures, you will reach Gnodishung, a summer herder’s settlement on the west bank of the Hinku River. This herder’s settlement is also home to the 200-year-old Buddhist gompa, Lungsunmgba Gompa. Thagnak is about an hour’s trekking distance from here.


Day 07: Thangnak to Khare [5,000 meters/ 16,400 feet] trek

5-6 hrs Trek Lodge

Moving further ahead on your trekking trail, Day 7’s trekking adventure on Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing will take you across the lateral moraines of the Dig Glacier. The trail up ahead passes through the large meadow of Dig Kharka, and the steep ascend across the moraines of the Hinku Nup Glacier and Shar Glacier, during the last stretch, will bring you to Khare.


Day 08: Acclimatization day at Khare

Lodge

By Day 7’s trekking adventure in Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you have ascended over to a significant altitude, so this day will be a rest day for you to acclimatize properly to the rising altitude before moving any further. You will do some short hikes around the region to acclimatize properly, and you will also participate in practice climbs to boost your confidence.


Day 09: Khare to Mera Base Camp [5,300 meters/ 17,384 feet]

3-4 hrs Trek Tented Camp

Today, you will move toward the first major highlight of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, following the gradually ascending trail over the Mera Glacier. You will steeply climb over the glacier and head toward the base camp. Your expedition crew will set up camps at a safe and comfortable campsite and make all the necessary arrangements for the scaling starting tomorrow.


Day 10: Leisure day or trek to Mera High Camp [5,700 meters/ 18,696 feet]

3-4 hrs Trek Tented Camp

On Day 10 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will leave the base camp following the steep rocky trails through Mera La Pass. Then, moving further ahead in your ascending route, you will trek past the area of crevasses heading toward the High Camp. Enjoying the stunning views of Everest, Cho Oyu, Makalu, Nuptse, Baruntse, and other adjacent peaks, you will turn in for the night preparing for the scaling adventure starting early in the morning tomorrow.


Day 11: Summit of Mera Peak [6,461 meters/ 21,192 feet] and trek down to Kongma Dingma [4,850 meters/ 15,908 feet]

8-9 hrs Tented Camp

Today, you will push for the summit of the first peak in your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing. Moving along the straight trek-up route above the Mera Glacier, you will trek on the non-technical slopes heading toward the top of the mountain.

You will use a fixed rope on a steep incline 40-50 meters ahead of the summit on a snowy dome to reach the top of the mountain. After enjoying the magnificent views of the 8,000-meter class mountains like Everest, Makalu, Lhotse, Kanchenjunga, Cho Oyu, and other adjacent peaks, you will descend to base camp and trek to Kongma Dingma for an overnight stay.


Day 12: Trekking from Kongma Dingma to Seto Pokhari [4,825 meters/ 15,826 feet] via Honku Valley

5-6 hrs Tented Camp

After completing the summit of the first peak of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will head toward another major highlight of this expedition. You will trek on the remote part of the Honku Valley and the upper yak pastures. Trekking past secluded regions of the valley, enjoying the up-close views of Baruntse, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Everest you will arrive at the white frozen lake known as Seto Pokhari.


Day 13: Seto Pokhari to Amphu Lapcha South Base Camp [5,650 meters/ 18,532 feet]

5-6 hrs Trek Tented Camp

On Day 13 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will trek across the remote parts of the isolated valley, heading toward Amphu Lapcha South Base Camp. You will follow a steep ascending trail past the White Lake, the first of the series of lakes that are in the upper Honku Basin. You will also encounter the Honku Khola and Hoknu Glacier further up ahead on your trail as you head toward Amphu Lapcha South Base Camp.


Day 14: Amphu Lapcha South Base Camp to Amphu Lapcha North Base Camp [5,300 meters/ 17,384 feet] via Amphu Lapcha La Pass [5,845 meters/ 19,177 feet]

6-7 hrs Tented Camp

Today is another thrilling day’s trekking adventure; on Day 14 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will traverse across the Amphu Lapcha La Pass, heading toward Amhu Lapcha North Base Camp. You will follow the gradual inkling trail from the south base camp and traverse across the snow, ice, and rocky section to reach the top of the pass. From the top, you will able to enjoy the stunning views of Everest, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Kanchenjunga, and other adjacent peaks; a steep descent from the pass will bring you to Amphu Lapcha North Base Camp.


Day 15: Trekking to Island Peak Base Camp [5,087 meters/ 16,685 feet] from Amphu Lapcha North Base Camp via Chhukung [4,730 meters/ 15,518 feet]

5-6 hrs Tented Camp

Moving further ahead with your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, on this day, you will make your way toward the second peak of this expedition. During the first part of this day’s trek, you will descend along the moraine that connects to Chhukung; this day’s trek will introduce you to the Khumbu civilization as you leave the isolated Honku Valley behind.

Following the trails of the Imja Khola that joins Dudh Koshi River above Pangboche Village, you will head toward Chhukung. Then, following the ascending trail from here, you will again trek across the glacial moraines to reach Island Peak Base Camp.


Day 16: Contingency day for bad weather

Leisure Day Tented Camp

Day 16 in your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing will be a contingency day in case of bad weather. If the weather condition is favorable, you will push for the summit of the mountain on this day.


Day 17: Summit of Island Peak [6,189 meters/ 20,299 feet] and trek back to base camp

9-10 hrs Tented Camp

It’s an exciting day’s adventure today, you will summit the second peak of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing on this day. Starting your summit push early in the morning, you will first reach the crampon point and traverse across the icy sections secured by a ‘man-rope’. Then, following the rocky ridge alongside the Imja Glacier, the gradual 45° incline, you will overcome the vertical wall that brings you to the top of Island Peak.

From the summit of the mountain, you will be able to enjoy the panoramic views of the massifs like Makalu, Lhotse, Baruntse, Ama Dablam, and other adjacent peaks. After relishing the breathtaking view from the top of the mountain, you will descend to base camp and celebrate your successful summit.


Day 18: Island Peak Base Camp to Dingboche [4,260 meters/ 13,972 feet] trekking

Lodge

After completing the summit of two peaks in your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will now head toward the final peak of this expedition. Following the zigzag trail on the south side, you will head toward the Imja River Valley; then, switching trails to the southern flank of the Lhotse Glacier, you will retrace your steps back to Chhukung Village. From the village, you will follow a gradually descending trail and head toward Dingboche; the Imja River flows to the east of this village, known as ‘summer valley’.


Day 19: Trek from Dingboche to Lobuche [4,930 meters/ 16,170 feet]

5-6 hrs Lodge

Continuing further up ahead in the mainstream Everest Base Camp Trek route, on Day 19 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will head toward Lobuche. Traversing across the ridge above the Pheriche Village, you will follow the glacial moraines of the Khumbu Glacier to reach Thukla Pass, a memorial ground for the mountaineers who died on Everest. Moving further in this day’s trekking trail, you will trek past the Thukla Hills to arrive at Lobuche.


Day 20: Lobuche to Gorakshep [5,180 meters/ 16,990 feet] to Everest Base Camp [5,380 meters/ 17,646 feet] and trek back to Gorakshep

7-8 hrs Lodge

On Day 20 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will explore the highest base camp in the world, Everest Base Camp, at the foothills of the tallest mountain in the world, Mt Everest [8,848 meters/ 29,028 feet]. You will trek alongside the glacial moraines of the Khumbu Glacier to reach Gorakshep; after resting here for a bit, you will hike upto the base camp. Making lifelong memories at the base of the towering peak in the Khumbu region, you will walk back to Gorakshep for an overnight stay.


Day 21: Morning hike to KalaPatthar [5,545 meters/ 18,187 feet] from Gorakshep and trek down to Lobuche [4,940 meters/ 16,207 feet]

6-7 hrs Lodge

No adventure in the Khumbu region is complete without enjoying the epic sunrise view from the KalaPatthar. On Day 21 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will do an early morning hike to the highest viewpoint of the Everest Base Camp Trek. From KalaPatthar, you will able to enjoy the incredible 360° panoramic views of the Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Pumori, and other surround peaks. After enjoying the view, you will return back to Gorakshep and make your descend toward Lobuhce.


Day 22: Lobuche to Lobuche Peak Base Camp [4,950 meters/ 16,240 feet]

1-2 hrs Tented Camp

Today, you will advance toward the final peak of this Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing; it's a short day’s trekking adventure as you traverse across the gradually inclining trail above the village. After your arrival at base camp, your expedition crew will set up camps and make all the necessary arrangements for the scaling adventure starting tomorrow.


Day 23: Leisure day for bad weather

Leisure Day Tented Camp

Day 23 in your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing will be another contingency/leisure day in your expedition in case of bad weather conditions. If the conditions are favorable for scaling, you will push for the high camp on this day.


Day 24: Lobuche Base Camp to High Camp [5,400 meters/ 17,712 feet]

3-4 hrs Tented Camp

Moving further ahead in your scaling adventure, on Day 24 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will leave the base camp behind, traversing across the rocky moraine and Lobuche Glacier, pushing for th High Camp. Your crew will set up tents at the campsite at the high camp; you will use the rest of the day to acclimatize properly to the rising altitude and do some practice climbing for the summit push tomorrow.


Day 25: Lobuche Peak [6,119 meters/ 20,070 feet] summit and trek down to base camp

Tented Camp

Starting your scaling adventure early in the morning to avoid the afternoon high wind, you will leave the high camp ascending across the rocky trail. Traversing across the Lobuche Glacier, overcoming the ice and snow segments, you will use fixed ropes to overcome the steep sections.

About 5-6 hours of scaling from the high camp will bring you to the summit of Lobuche Peak; from the top of the mountain, you will be able to enjoy the panoramic views of the Himalayan massifs like Lhotse, Makalu, Baruntse, Chamlang, Gaurishanker, and Everest. Then, after relishing the views from the top of this magnificent peak, you will descend down to base camp for an overnight stay.


Day 26: Trekking from Lobuche Base Camp to Pangboche [3,930 meters/ 12,890 feet]

5-6 hrs Lodge

After concluding your remarkable Himalayan adventure, on Day 26 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will retrace your steps back to Lobuche village and descend toward Pangboche.

Moving along the glacial moraines, you will re-enter the treeline and warm region, leaving the alpine section behind. After trekking past Pheriche, a short descending trail will then bring you to Pangboche.


Day 27: Pangboche to Namche Bazaar [3,440 meters/ 11,286 feet]

5-6 hrs Lodge

The trekking trail on Day 27 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing is mostly downhill; you will descend down to the trails of the Imja Khola and pass the lush rhododendron and pine forests along the trail.

After trekking past the Tengboche Monastery, you will follow the colorful juniper and rhododendron trails alongside the Dudh Koshi River and finally arrive at the Sherpa capital, Namche Bazaar.


Day 28: Trek down from Namche to Lukla [2,860 meters/ 9,383 feet]

5-6 hrs Lodge

Continuing with your downhill trekking trail, on Day 28 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will leave the Sherpa capital behind, heading toward the starting point of this adventure.

Moving along your scenic trekking route covered with lush rhododendron, pine, and fir forests, you will trek alongside the banks of the Dudh Koshi River and cross several suspension bridges before you arrive at Phakding. Then, a slightly inclining trail from here, alongside the ridge, will bring you back to Lukla.


Day 29: Fly back to Kathmandu [1,345 meters/ 4,411 feet] from Lukla

35 minutes flight Hotel/Resort

Leaving the Himalayan region behind, on Day 29 of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing, you will fly back to Kathmandu from Lukla. Enjoying the incredible aerial views of the Himalayas and deep valleys, you will arrive at the capital. From the airport, you will be dropped back at your respective hotel; you can stroll around the city after getting some rest.


Day 30: Departure day, airport drop-off

It is time to bid farewell after the completion of your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing; this day will be the departure day in your Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing itinerary. Depending on your flight schedules, our representative will pick you up at your hotel and drop you off at the airport. Thank you for climbing with Peak Climbing Nepal, have a safe journey.


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US $ 5,155.00 per person
Instant Booking

What's included?

  • 4 Nights stay in Kathmandu with BB Plan
  • Sightseeing tour in Kathmandu including city guide, all entrance fees and private transport
  • Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu flight
  • All ground transportation by private vehicle including airport arrival and departure transfer
  • Climbing Permits for Mera, Island and Lobuche 3 Peaks
  • Required Trekking permits and national park fees
  • Tea House + Camping combined accommodation during the trek – as per itinerary
  • All meals during trek & climb– Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
  • Experienced trekking & climbing guide
  • Required number of porters
  • All necessary climbing gears
  • Kitchen equipment and camping equipment during the climbing period
  • General first aid kits
  • Insurance, clothing and salary for staffs
  • Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu
  • All government taxes and necessary paperwork

What's not included?

  • Personal climbing gears
  • Your Personal Insurance
  • Alcoholic Beverages
  • Cost of personal nature expenses
  • Tips  for staffs

Fixed Departures

Start Date End Date Price(USD) Availability Booking
2024-03-13 2024-04-09 5155/PP 7 PAX
2024-03-19 2024-04-15 5155/PP 6 PAX
2024-03-27 2024-04-23 5155/PP 5 PAX
2024-03-31 2024-04-27 5155/PP 7 PAX
2024-04-09 2024-05-06 5155/PP 5 PAX
2024-04-16 2024-05-13 5155/PP 7 PAX
2024-04-23 2024-05-20 5155/PP 5 PAX
2024-04-30 2024-05-27 5155/PP 7 PAX
2024-08-29 2024-09-25 5155/PP 6 PAX
2024-09-05 2024-10-02 5155/PP 6 PAX
2024-09-09 2024-10-06 5155/PP 6 PAX
2024-09-13 2024-10-10 5155/PP 7 PAX
2024-09-17 2024-10-14 5155/PP 5 PAX
2024-09-21 2024-10-18 5155/PP 7 PAX
2024-09-25 2024-10-22 5155/PP 7 PAX
2024-09-30 2024-10-27 5155/PP 5 PAX
2024-10-06 2024-11-02 5155/PP 7 PAX
2024-10-10 2024-11-06 5155/PP 5 PAX
2024-10-14 2024-11-10 5155/PP 4 PAX
2024-10-18 2024-11-14 5155/PP 4 PAX
2024-10-23 2024-11-19 5155/PP 6 PAX
2024-10-27 2024-11-23 5155/PP 7 PAX

Highlights

  • Climbing three of the most popular trekking peaks in the Himalayas: Mera Peak [6,461 meters/ 21,192 feet], Island Peak [6,189 meters/ 20,299 feet], and Lobuche Peak [6,119 meters/ 20,070 feet]
  • Exhilarating trekking experience across the mainstream Khumbu Valley and isolated parts of the Honku Valley
  • Traversing across the widely known Himalayan passes like Zatrawala Pass [4,600 meters/ 15,088 feet] and Amphu Lapcha La Pass [5,845 meters/ 19,177 feet]
  • Spectacular views of the five of the highest mountains in the world, Everest [8,848 meters/ 29,028 feet], Lhotse [8,516 meters/ 27,939 feet], Cho Oyu [8,188 meters/ 26,863 feet], Makalu [8,481 meters/ 27,824 feet] and Kanchenjunga [8,586 meters/ 28,169 feet]
  • Endangered flora and fauna of the Sagarmatha National Park [est 1976]
  • Authentic culture, traditions, lifestyle, and hospitality of the Himalayan Sherpa settlements

Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing is an exhilarating Himalayan adventure that takes you to the top of the three most popular 6,000-meter class mountains in the Khumbu region. This thrilling scaling adventure of the Mera Peak [6,461 meters/ 21,192 feet], Island Peak [6,189 meters/ 20,299 feet], and Lobuche Peak [6,119 meters/ 20,070 feet] takes you across the mainstream Khumbu Valley and the secluded complete wilderness sections of the Honku Valley.

This three-peak climbing is an excellent expedition that takes you to the summit of three introductory mountains of the Khumbu region in a single itinerary. Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing is a wonderful opportunity to polish your mountaineering skills on the semi-technical slopes of these mountains before you take on an 8,000-meter class expedition.

The scaling itinerary in this iconic three-peak expedition has been carefully designed considering the peak difficulty and the requirement of acclimatization. You will start this expedition with the highest trekking peak in Nepal, Mera Peak, and advance further with other slightly technically demanding peaks like Island Peak and Lobuche Peak. You will also have enough contingency days and acclimatization days in this fully guided expedition for a safe and comfortable scaling experience.

Equipment Needed During Climbing

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where and How do I get a Visa for Nepal?

As soon as you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will get a visa on arrival.

Visa Type

  • Tourist Visa
  1. 15 days of Tourist Visa costs USD 25$.
  2. 30 days Tourist Visa costs USD 40$
  3. 90 days of Tourist Visa costs USD 90$.
  • Gratis(Free) Visa

For South Asian countries like Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, gratis visa for 30 days is available for the first visit in one visa year.

  • Nepal Visa For Indian Nationals

Indian Tourist does not require a visa to enter in Nepal. To know more visit: Nepal Immigration

2. What do I Need to Get Nepal Visa?
  • Two Passport-sized photos with a light background.
  • Bring Cash USD to get the visa fee.
  • Your passport must valid for at least 6 months.
3. How Difficult is Climb Mera Island & Lobuche Peak?

The difficulties of Climb Mera Island & Lobuche Peak depends on these common factors:

  • Weather Condition and Temperature
  • The route you have chosen for climbing
  • Physical Fitness
  • Basic Mountaineering Training and Skills for Climbing.
  • Sometimes, High Altitude Sickness
  • The distance you covered in the whole trip.
  • Clothing and Equipment
4. Does Climbing Guide Needed for Climb Mera Island & Lobuche Peak?

Yes, Climbing Guide is very essential for Mera Island & Lobuche: Three Peak Climb because it is not just for being a bit technical, but also due to several reasons like:

  • Climbing Rules and Regulations of Nepal Government.
  • Provide Climbing Training Before Any Climbing
  • Guide Route, Fix Ropes
  • Sound Altitude Experience
  • Personal Care and Safety, Medical Care
  • Crossing Glacier or Ridges (Crevasses Fields) with Ladder
  • Help for Using all mountaineering gears and equipment, use of Oxygen, high altitude food
  • Provide high mountain rescue techniques at an avalanche.
  • Speak Fluently English
5. Is There any Communication Facilities?

Yes, there is a variety of communication facilities like internet, satellite phone etc.

For communication, we have satellite phone through which you can communicate with your friends or relatives for which you have to pay USD $3 per minute.

In case of an emergency, communication with our company will be free of cost.

Due to remote sections, the mobile network is not available but you can use the internet in Khare (5000 m).

6. What Happens if There is Any Emergency?

If there is an emergency, our climbing guide will help you during difficult situations with safety care, medical treatment and communication services.

Communication is also available as the internet and satellite phone, so a guide would help you if something critical situation occurs.

7. How much weight a porter can carry?

Depending upon the steep hills, slopes and difficulties and high altitude of the trail one porter can carry 25 kilograms of weight.

Usually, we provide one porter for one client.

But, We will also provide porter according to the size of your group if needed.

8. What Sort of Food Do I Get on Climb Mera Island & Lobuche Peak?

During Mera Island & Lobuche: Three Peak Climb, good standards of organic and hygienic fruits and vegetables are served.

Foods:

  • Rice
  • Noodles
  • Potatoes
  • Bread
  • porridge
  • macaroni
  • Pasta
  • Eggs
  • Cheese
  • Milk
  • Juice
  • Coffee
  • Tea
9. How Long Does it Take to Climb Mera Island & Lobuche Peak ?
  • Climbing Base Camp to Summit: 6 Hours
  • A comprehensive Climb Mera Island & Lobuche Peak takes a minimum of 2 weeks to maximum 4 weeks from Kathmandu back to Kathmandu.

Why book with us?


  • 10 years of Experience
  • 60% Repeated Customer
  • Guaranteed Departure
  • Trips at Reasonable Price
  • Provides Best Quality services
  • Cent Percent success rate
  • Hassle-free travel

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Expedition Difficulty

Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing is an exciting Himlayan expedition that takes you to the top of the three most popular trekking peaks in the Himalayas. Although these 6,000-meter class mountains do have some semi-technical climbing sections on the slopes, they are not as strenuous as other technical mountain expeditions.

The overall difficulty level of the Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing expedition is at a ‘moderate’ level, although these three magnificent peaks in the Himalayas are the perfect introductory expedition for a beginner. You will still need to use different mountaineering tools and skills during your expedition; you don’t need to have previous climbing experience but should have basic knowledge about the skills and tools required for this expedition.

Mera Peak, the highest trekking in Nepal, doesn’t require any kind of technical sections and is a perfect introductory mountain for Himalayan expeditions. Island Peak and Lobuche Peak, on the other hand, are slightly technical, and you will need to use different mountaineering tools to overcome the sem-technical segments on these mountains. However, Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing are fully guided climbing expeditions.

Your crew will make all the necessary arrangements and guide you all the way to the top of these peaks so that you can enjoy a safe and remarkable climbing experience.

Best Time for Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing

Autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May) are considered to be the best time for Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing. These seasons, also known as the peak seasons, are the most pleasant times for trekking and mountain expeditions in the country. The dry trekking trails, lush landscapes, stunning visual of different shades, clear mountain views, and festive ambiance makes the Mera Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing a remarkable and memorable expedition in these seasons.

You can expect the temperature of the region to hover around 10°C to 18°C during the autumn season, and it averages about 15°C to 21°C during the spring season. The morning temperature in the alpine altitude (above 4,000 meters) is usually in the minus degrees during the early mornings and nights.

Read this next:

  • Training for Mera Peak Climbing
  • Can You See Everest from Lobuche?
  • Best time for Lobuche Peak Climbing
  • Island Peak Climbing Checklist

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.

  • 3 Star Hotel
  • 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? 


  • Mera, Island and Lobuche peak is best trekking peaks in Nepal for the beginner or experienced climbers also.
  • Mera peak is easy and less challenging like straightforward trekking peak.
  • Lobuche peak is technical and challenging than other trekking peaks like Mera or Island peak.
  • Technical and Challenging peaks: Lobuche peak > Island peak > Mera peak
  • It demands previous climbing experience and a good physical fit.
  • Mera, Lobuche and Island peak requires 400 meters fix the rope and 150 meters main ropes with recommended climbing gears.
  • It is a little bit challenging peak climbing with a high successful ratio over 90% during Spring season.
  • We request you to bring travel insurance that will help you in an emergency cases such as evacuation or high altitude sickness.

Trip Reviews

5 - Excellent Based on 209 Reviews

May 2023

Archie Grams

USA

A Life Time Experience!!!!

5

Just reached home and am already missing the peaks. I have just conquered the adventurous climbing of Mera Peak, Island Peak, and Lobuche Peak. Huge shout out to the Sherpa guide, who has my back when needed. From guiding to training to managing, the service was at the top. 

Also am very thankful giving the opportunity to involve with the local inhabitant and the unique culture of the Everest region.  

Warm Wishes!!!


April 2023

Benjamin Duerr

USA

Three Peaks In 30 Days

5

Never thought multiple peak climbing would be possible in one trip. Thank you, Peak Climbing Nepal, for introducing such a wonderful package. 

At the first shot, I was kinda confused. Is it even possible? What if it turned out to be a mess? Guess what? They have a proficient team with sheer determination and professionalism to make things happen magically. I summited  Lobuche Peak, Mera Peak, and Island Peak in the Everest region with less to no obstacles. 

Everything went as they promised. They made no compromise to serving good accommodation and food at those freaking altitudes.  

Hats off to the team.


Mera Island and Lobuche Peak

2016 November

Heinz, Mihar and Marcel

Austria

Mera Island and Lobuche Peak !! – Great climbing adventure

5

We have just completed our adventurous and thrilling climb of Mera Peak, Island Peak and Lobuche Peak.  Many thanks to our expert climbing guide, Ang-Dawa Sherpa – his motivation when we needed. All the Sherpa team members played a vital role in supporting and strengthening our climbing efforts. Best hospitality, the top level of service and committed staffs are what Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition all about.

We feel very proud to stand on top of Mera, Island and Lobuche Peak Climbing. Sure there were difficulties and technical climbing sections, But we are very glad that we made it to the top. Once again thanks to everyone in the NGT team for the priceless effort and support during our three peaks climbing adventure journey. When we get back, we will recommend you to our fellow members and others in our vicinity.

Nepal Guide Treks and Expedition !! Highly Recommended !!!!

Best of Luck !!?

Heinz, Mihar and Marcel


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