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 Highest Trekking Peak in Nepal Mera Peak Climbing with #VisitHimalayaTreks #MeraPeakClimbing #MeraPeakClimb

Mera Peak Climbing has been one of the most popular peak climbing in Nepal for its elegant beauty and technical climb. Considered best for beginner climbers looking to sharpen their technical skills in climbing, this peak has been long favored by adventure enthusiasts from across the globe. There are 3 pinnacles of Mera Peak: Mera North which measures 6476 meters, Mera Central scales 6476 meters and Mera South which elevates to staggering 6061 meters.

Nestled in the Everest region surrounded by the mighty eight-thousanders of the Himalayan Belt, Mera Peak was first climbed by French Climbers Marcel Jolly, G Baus, and L Honills in 1975. As advocated by the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (the governing body of tourism in Nepal, all the mountains that measure below 6500 meters are considered trekking peaks and Mera stands as the highest trekking peak in Nepal. While not impressive in sheer height-Nepal's tallest trekking peak is only 6476 meters.

Our #MeraPeakClimbing begins in the bustling capital city of Kathmandu. After our preparation herein, we will set sail on a thrill-filled flight to Lukla. Mera Peak Climbing and Trekking route will be our trail up until Hinku Valley from where we trek towards the base of Mera Peak. Mera Base Camp is filled with rugged landscape and rock boulders but is surrounded by lofty white peaks all around. This peak sits on the southern face of Mt Everest and is surrounded by vistas of the mountains of the Mahalangur range. Visit Himalaya Treks offer 22 day Mera Peak Climbing trip full of experienced Climbing guide and supporters’ team.

For more details please follow the link given here: - https://www.visithimalayastrek.com/mera-peak-climbing


 


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