Mera Peak Climbing

Trekking Gear:

• Trekking Boots: Sturdy, waterproof boots with ankle support for trekking on rough terrain.
• Trekking Poles: Adjustable trekking poles to help with balance and reduce strain on your knees.
• Gaiters: To keep snow, mud, and dirt out of your boots during trekking.
• Daypack (30-40L): For carrying essentials like water, snacks, camera, and extra layers on daily hikes.
• Duffel Bag: For transporting your gear to be carried by porters (around 70L).
• Sleeping Bag: Rated for at least -15°C (5°F) for high-altitude cold temperatures.
• Sleeping Bag Liner: For added warmth and comfort.
• Compression Sack: To minimize the space taken by your sleeping bag.
• Water Bottles / Hydration Bladder: Ensure you stay hydrated while trekking.
• Water Purification Tablets or Filter: To purify water in remote areas.
• Headlamp: With extra batteries for night-time use.
• Sunglasses: UV-protection sunglasses for protection from glare at high altitudes.
• Sun Hat / Buff: For sun protection during trekking.
• Thermal Underwear: Lightweight and moisture-wicking base layers for trekking.
• Fleece Jacket: To provide warmth during cooler evenings or mornings.
• Windproof Jacket: A lightweight, packable jacket for protection against wind and cold.
• Down Jacket: For extra warmth at high altitudes or cold evenings.
• Hiking Pants: Lightweight, breathable, and quick-drying pants for trekking.

Mountaineering Gear:

• Climbing Boots: Insulated, stiff-soled boots designed for technical climbs, compatible with crampons.
• Crampons: Adjustable crampons for icy surfaces and technical climbing.
• Ice Axe: Standard ice axe for stability and support on steeper or icy sections.
• Harness: A mountaineering harness for roped climbing sections.
• Climbing Helmet: For protection from falling rocks and ice during the climb.
• Carabiners: Locking and non-locking carabiners (at least 2-3).
• Ascender: Mechanical ascender for rope climbing (usually provided by the climbing guide).
• Rope: Static rope (usually provided by the guides).
• Prusik Cord: For emergency self-rescue situations.
• Crampon Bag: To safely store your crampons when not in use.
• Goggles: Snow goggles to protect your eyes from snow glare and wind.
• Clothing for Cold Weather
• Thermal Layers: Synthetic or merino wool base layers (top and bottom).
• Down or Synthetic Jacket: For insulation at high altitudes.
• Waterproof Jacket: Lightweight, waterproof jacket for rain or snow.
• Down Mittens / Gloves: Warm gloves or mittens for extreme cold at the summit.
• Inner Gloves: Thin gloves for layering inside your mittens.
• Balaclava / Face Mask: To protect your face from cold winds and frostbite.
• Neck Gaiter: To protect your neck and face from cold temperatures.

Our Guides:

With growing tourism in Nepal, the growth of travel and expedition companies have mounted to its peak. The companies seek the best leaders and guides to compete in the market while giving the best service to the clients. Although there are a numbers of companies promising you the best trip of your life, many neglect giving the knowledge on safety measurements and sustainable tourism to their team. From luxury travels to pocket friendly trips, our team guides deliver you the best of Nepal keeping your schedule, preference and welfare in mind.

Extensive insights on history and culture of the country:

Nepal has abundance of cultural and natural beauty. The charming architecture and rich history of the temples and Stupas are listed under UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Our guides are well learned and experienced to give you insights on the country's hidden history and natural beauty. From world renowned sites to less traveled local areas, we make sure to provide you information on the benevolent locals, culture and lands that stretch out from the mighty Himalayas to the Terai Plains.

Round the clock service:

Our guides provide you exceptional service 24*7 throughout the trek. Weather it requires giving information, helping with communication or any other skills, our team makes sure you get the facilities regardless of timing. We have well trained English speaking guides working in the fields and value your timing and schedule and try to work as compatible as they can. In addition both our office staff and our field staff have exceptional knowledge on the products we offer. With any queries, you can email/ call/ message us as we try to respond as soon as possible. With extensive field study, our office staff constantly communicates with our trekking guides, tour guides and climbing Sherpa’s to update the information in the trekking region.

Licensed with minimum 5 years of experience:

Trekking has been commercialized in the last few years since Nepal was recognized as the most efficient country to trek. With growing commercialization comes competitive market. Nevertheless, our climbing Sherpas and team representatives along with the guides are required to have minimum of 5 years of experience with a certified license.

Importance to Sustainable Tourism:

We value the importance of sustainable economy and development. Thus, we hire local porters, guides and climbers to train them and give them a platform to work for themselves and their family. All our team members belong to local native groups and have been trained for trekking in the Himalayas and other regions of Nepal.

No exceptions with quality and equipments:

Our teams of guides are well trained with proper English speaking and communication skills via education and experience. We are also equipped with first-aid kits and trekking apparatus like oximeters, maps, first-aid kits and mobile phone for emergency.  Perhaps what separates us from others is the relationship our company has with the climbing Sherpa’s and trekking guides.

5:1 Client Guide Ratio

We maintain a 5:1 client guide ratio i.e. with every 5 clients we provide 1 guide. A team leader/guide with be appointed for a team of 5 trekkers in the group. Nevertheless, an assistant leader will also be provided with every addition of 5 pax. You will have 1 porter for 2 trekkers who will be carrying 25-30 kilograms of weight. We wish for your travels to be worthy and adventurous with no difficulties or hurdles. 

We are able to depart Mera Peak Climbing every day at no extra cost. So kindly choose your own date as per your convenient. Contact us to schedule your own departure Date

• Dates for 2025
• Dates for 2026