Overview

Mount Mera is one of the popular climbing mountain of Everest region with full of adventure and thrill of climbing for a tempted climbers and voyagers. Mount Mera is an independent mountain of Barun mountain range of Mahalangur Himalayan range. The Mount Mera is 6476 meters high with combinations of three peaks known as Mera North Peak of 6476 meters, Mera Central Peak of 6461 meters and Mera South Peak of 6065 meters. The Mount Mera is categorized as trekking peak which means it is below 7000 meters and it can be attempted by any tempted climbers with basic mountaineering skill and experience. The summit of Mount Mera offers the 360 degree views of various 8000 meters mountains like Mount Makalu, Mount Cho-Oyu, Mount Everest, Mount Lhotse,  and other mountains of Everest region. The general route to climb Mount Mera is from the northern side that requires climbing over steep glacier snow over the rocky foundation. There are other routes of climbing Mera Peak from western and southern side but they are more technically difficult than the regular northern route.

The Mount Mera Climbing is a general straight forward climbing with need of proper acclimatization during climbing so the climbers need to take a good rest on base camps and high camps and shouldn’t miss the required acclimatization. The climbers trying for quick climbing may result in health disaster. The climbers need to have basic rock climbing experience and training to endeavor this climbing adventure. The trekking trail towards Mount Mera is a memorable walking experience of fascinating Himalayan regions resided in the lush nature and vegetation of Sagarmatha National Park. The northern face of Mount Mera has the 360 degrees views of Himalayas of eastern Nepa