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Region : Everest
Trip Duration : 17 Days
Max Altitude : 6, 476m/21,240ft
Starts at : Kathmandu
Ends At : Kathmandu
Trip Grade : Challenging
Meals : B|L|D on Trek, |B| in Kathmandu
Accommodation : Teahouse, Hotel & Tent
Transportation : Private Vehicle & Flight
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Preferred for peak climbing by both hardcore as well as moderate and novice climbers, Mera Peak is the tallest trekking peak in Nepal. Located in the Hinku Valley of the Sagarmatha region of Nepal, the highest point of this trekking peak is 6,476m (21,247 ft). Mera Peak gives you a unique fusion experience of trekking and peak climbing.

Your attempt to scale this beautiful peak starts from Lukla from where you will head towards its base camp via Zatar La Pass (4,610m/15,124ft). The base camp of Mera Peak is situated at an altitude of 4,800m (15,700ft). On the way, you walk through culturally rich Sherpa villages. Because of the high altitude you have to ascend during the trip, you have to have proper acclimatization prior to attempting to scale this peak.

Though acclivity of Mera Peak does not throw you the most extreme challenges like some of the more demanding Himalayan peaks do, it won’t leave you disappointed. The altitude and ascent of Mera Peak presents you the challenge professional peak climbers overtake while scaling more challenging peaks.  What adds to the excitement is the view you get to behold once at the summit. Once at the top, you will be welcomed by an exquisite view of endless chain of majestic peaks including Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu and Baruntse, something worth every of the hardness you undertake.

The base camp of the Mera Peak is at an altitude of 5,300m on the Hongu sector while the high camp is at an altitude of 5,800m on a rocky projection. Prior peak climbing experience is not a necessary prerequisite for one to be able to climb Mera Peak. However, as you ascend as high as 6461m, the trip presents enough challenge. Altitude sickness can be an issue. Plus, as you ascend even smaller acclivities seem to take infinity for you to ascend, the challenges of standard peak climbing will all be there. You will learn the required skills as you travel ahead.

Trip Highlights
  • Summit of highest trekking peak of Nepal Mera Peak (6,476m)
  • Opportunity to gain proficiency in basic Mountaineering Skills: using ice axe and crampon
  • Mera Peak, a viewpoint for five of the world's 8,000-meter mountains: Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kanchanjunga.
Itinerary

Day 1Arrival day in Kathmandu (1400m)

Today is your arrival day in Kathmandu! We heartily welcome you to the country of Himalaya, home to some of our planet’s highest peaks. A member of our adventures team will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel. After checking in at the hotel with refreshment, you will be brought to our office. We will briefly discuss the trekking Itinerary with you, leaving the rest of the day for you to explore and do your own thing. Stay overnight at a Kathmandu hotel.

Airport pick-up and accommodation at hotel in Kathmandu breakfast is included


Day 2Rock climbing / Kathmandu Sightseeing (1,300m/4,264 ft)

Because rigorous acclimatization is required for you to be ready for Mera peak climbing, we will take you to Nagarjun hill side. Nagarjun has a very impressive rock climbing spot and can be reached within half an hour from Kathmandu. You will spend more than four hours today learning useful climbing techniques from the best in the business.
If you  already have prior experience of peak climbing and do not deep it necessary to learn basic climbing techniques, you can take the day to do a guided day tour of Kathmandu valley and its surrounding attractions. Around evening, we will do some preparations for the climbing trip, including getting your trekking as well climbing gears and equipments ready.

Rock climbing/Day sightseeing and accommodation at a Kathmandu hotel with breakfast is included

Day 3Flight to Lukla (2,840m/9,186ft), Trek to Chutenga (3,430m/11,250ft), 3-4 hrs walk

Today you will leave Kathmandu and fly to Lukla. The flight takes a little more than 35 minutes and offers you some breathtaking view of the Nepalese terrain and the Himalayan Mountains. The airport is situated at an altitude of 2,840m/9,186ft and landing there is an adventure in itself.
We will now start the adventurous journey to the Mera Peak by following a trail eastwards. We will take the less common trail rather than taking the much travelled ones, walking through the rhododendron forest. Several hours of walk will take us to Chutenga where we will spread our camps.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 4Trek to Thuli Kharka (4,000m/13,160ft), 5-6 hrs walk

We start by climbing uphill to a cairned notch in the ridge with swaying prayer flags all around to reach Zatrwaog. The route then leads us along stone slope and climb up the Zatrwa La which is at 4,600m. From there we look upon the Dudh Koshi River and the rolling foothills of the Hinku Valley. The trail then descends for about an hour taking us to Thuli Kharka where we will stay for the night.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 5Trek to Mausum Kharka (3,430m/11,250ft), 3-4 hrs walk

Today we will leave Thuli Kharka and walk up to five hours to reach Mausam Kharka. The path initially descends along the Peak 43 and Kusum Kanguru to lead us to a vintage point of the Hinku valley. Hinku valley offers us the perfect view of the south face of Mera Peak. The trail further descends through forest with rhododendron, fir and pine trees. The walk through the forest will be pleasant and easy. We will finally reach Mausam Kharka which sits by the Hinku Drangka River. We will spend the night there in tent.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 6Trek to Tagnag (4,360m/14,301ft), 5-6 hrs walk

Today we walk northwards along the west bank of the Hinku Drangka River. In doing so, we will be leaving the forests and the valley stats to widen from here.  From here we will be walking past many pasture lands and Kharkas- barn and shade for shepherds. There will be goats, sheeps, horses and yaks grazing in the pastures. Upon crossing a bridge we will arrive in Gondishung which lies at an altitude of 4,350m. Gondishung has a 200 years old monastery (gompa) beneath rock overhang. We will walk further an hour or so. The valley starts narrowing after we walk past Lungsamba. We will call it a day after we reach Tagnag. Tagnag is traditionally a summer settlement for yak herders and shepherds. However, several tea houses have been built of late to cater to the needs of influx of tourists.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 7 Acclimatization in Tagnag

Tagnag, as you expect from every small villages in the Himalayas, is located in a wonderful setting surrounded by giant Himalayan peaks. We will use the day for acclimatization to prepare ourselves for the much harder days that wait ahead. A part of the day will also be devoted to visit around the place. Especially the Sabaitsho Lake, situated behind a huge ridge in the north of Tagnag is worth visiting.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 8Trek to Khare (5,000m/16,400ft), 4-5 hrs walk

Because we will be gradually picking up altitude, we will hike slowly, enjoying the surrounding view as much as we can. Today’s route is not particularly difficult. An easy trail will lead us up a ridge. On the other side of the ridge is the Charpatti Lake. On the highest point of today’s trek, there are cairns overlooking the glacial lake (Charpatti Lake). The trail then descends and later ascends again taking us past a large bivouac stone. After some walking and crossing a stream, the trail will lead us to Khare where will stay overnight.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 9Acclimatization in Khare

We will again take the day for acclimatization as well as Ice Climbing lessons. Ice climbing techniques are going to be particularly essential for the coming few days and makes you adroit for climbing to the summit of Mera. The climbing course is equally fun apart from being acutely necessary. We will also spend some part of the day hiking around Khare.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 10Mera High Camp (5,800m/19,024ft), 5-6 hrs walk

The 10th day of the trip starts by climbing a riff. We then follow the crest of the steep slope along a zigzag path right to the top. The route then crosses a boulder strewn bowl to the lower tongue of the Mera Glacier in less than two hours walk from Khare. We now need to start being on crampons to climb the 30-35 degree acclivity layered by ice and snow. After a quarter of an hour we will reach the plateau that leads to Mera La Pass. There are well marked trails unless in case of fresh snowfall. We walk along weaving path to reach Mera La. By then it will have been 3 to 4 hours since we started walking in the day. We walk another couple hours to camp for the night in the high camp underneath the Mera Peak.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included


Day 11Mera Summit (6, 476m/21,240ft); return to lower Base Camp at (5,315m/17,433ft)

Big day today! And understandably so as we will be climbing up tp the summit of Mera Peak today. We start early morning before dawn (can be as early as 2am and won’t be later than 5 am). It can take up to six hours to reach the summit. To plain eye, the distance from our camp site to the summit looks very near. However, do not let yourself me misguided. It will be hard work and all the positive preparations we have done so far in the trek will be very useful for us today. As the dawn gives way to the morning sunlight, we can see incredible view of various mountain peaks including the Mt. Everest.

Our aim for the day would be to reach the summit by the midday and return to Khare. But the schedule will heavily rely on weather factors and your physical condition. Our experienced team ensures that you are provided with the necessary contingency of gears and equipments as well as assistance to gice the best chance for you to successfully reach the summit. We would never want you to miss the feeling of having successfully climbed Mera Peak and the satisfaction that comes with it. It is hard to put in words what view welcomes you from the top.

As far as conditions allow, we will try to return to Khare to spend the night.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 12Spare Summit Attempt

As we are forced to consider various external factors that affect in our success or failure to climb to the summit of Mera Peak, we allocate a spare day so that we can give climbing another shot in case we could not the earlier day. However, if everything goes smoothly, we will proceed ahead with the upcoming itineraries.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 13Return to Gothey (3600m/11,812ft)

We descend down the Hinku valey to stay overnight in Gothey today. We can enjoy a relaxing evening and celebrate We reach Gothey for the night and can spend the evening relaxing and celebrating drinking local wines at the camp.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 14Trek to Thuli Kharka (4250m/13,944ft)

Today we head to Thuli Kharka leaving Gothey where we will stay for the night.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 15 Trek to Lukla via Zatrwa La (4,600m/15,093ft)

After breakfast we start our last day of the trek. We climb a few hundred meters to the top of Zatrwa La and then descend up to Lukla village to conclude the trek. We spend this evening enjoying with the crew and spend the night at teahouse.

Mountain accommodation with full board of meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) is included

Day 16 Fly from Lukla (2840m) to Kathmandu (1400m)

Today we fly from Lukala to Kathmandu. You will be transferred to your hotel from the airport. You can spend the rest of the day doing your own stuffs including shopping souvenirs.

Accommodation at a Kathmandu hotel with breakfast is included

Day 17Departure day from Kathmandu (1400m)

This is your last day in Nepal. You may do shopping, buying some souvenirs for family and friends until your departure to airport. We will transfer you to the International Airport for your flight to your onward destination.

Breakfast and final airport drop is included

Include / Excludes

Price Includes

  • Airport pick-up and drop
  • 2 nights accommodation in Apsara Hotel, Kathmandu or Similar - 3 Star Standard (Breakfast Included)
  • Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu flight
  • 13 nights accommodation in Local Tea Houses and Tent during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Included)
  • Accompany of Licensed English-speaking Climbing guide for the entire trip. (Trained in First-Aid and Emergency Evacuation)
  • One porter for every two clients (13 Kg luggage per person)
  • A cup of tea/coffee (three times a day) and seasonal fruits after dinner on the trek
  • Climbing permit and Makalu Conservation Area Permit for the trek.
  • First-Aid box with medicines (Carried and handle by the guide)
  • All applicable government charges

Complementaries

  • Farewell dinner in a fine restaurant in Kathmandu
  • Certificate of Adventure after the completion of the trek.
  • Chlorine solution/tablets for water purification on the trek
  • Complimentary Duffel bag, Access T-shirt, and Map of Trekking area as souvenirs
  • Free service of borrowing Down Jacket and Sleeping bags, (rated up to - 20 degrees Celsius)
  • Arrangements for Emergency Helicopter evacuation services (paid by your Travel insurance company)

Price Excludes

  • Nepal Visa and International air-tickets
  • Travel Insurance - must cover helicopter evacuation, medical expenses, and Trip Cancellation charges (Compulsory)
  • Meals in Kathmandu except for breakfast and farewell dinner
  • Personal equipment and other expenses such as beverages, confectionaries, laundries, etc.
  • Extra meals, extra porterage service (if you need), Wi-Fi, charging of your electronic devices, etc.
  • Tips to your guide, porters, driver and other field staff as a token of appreciation
  • Any other expenses or charges not mentioned in the “Trip Includes” list
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Landmarks and Monuments along the Route

Mera Peak’s journey is not just about scaling its majestic heights; it’s also a captivating odyssey through a region brimming with cultural and historical landmarks. As you traverse the Khumbu region, you’ll encounter the sacred monasteries of Tengboche and Pangboche, where the air resonates with ancient mantras. The charming Sherpa villages, such as Namche Bazaar, serve as living monuments to centuries of resilient mountain living. Along the way, pay your respects to the yak caravans, lifelines of these high-altitude communities. These landmarks are more than mere sights; they are living chapters of Himalayan history and spirituality.

Passport & Visa Requirements

To embark on your Mera Peak adventure, your passport is your ticket to Nepal’s enchanting landscapes. Ensure your passport has a minimum of six months’ validity from your planned departure date.

Upon arrival at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport, acquiring a visa is a straightforward process. Multiple entry visa options are available, from 15 days to 90 days, with fees varying accordingly. It’s vital to have a few passport-sized photos and U.S. dollars (or the equivalent in other major currencies) on hand for your visa application.

Permits and Regulations

The journey to Mera Peak is orchestrated by nature’s majesty, but it’s also subject to Nepal’s regulatory orchestration. Trekkers and climbers must secure a Sagarmatha National Park entry permit and a Mera Peak climbing permit. These permits are attainable in Kathmandu through the Nepal Tourism Board. It’s important to familiarize yourself with park regulations, including waste disposal and wildlife protection, ensuring a harmonious coexistence with the pristine environment.

Food

Mera Peak’s culinary experience is a delightful revelation. Teahouses along the trail offer an array of nourishing dishes that transcend the challenges of high-altitude cooking. Savor the simplicity of dal bhat, Nepal’s national dish, or sample a bowl of hearty Sherpa stew. For the adventurous, taste the warmth of yak milk tea or enjoy freshly baked Tibetan bread. While menus may be limited in remote teahouses, the journey’s culinary diversity will leave you satisfied and eager for each meal.

Drinking Water

In the realm of high altitudes, safe drinking water is your elixir of life. With water sources originating from pristine glaciers, the water appears tempting, yet it’s imperative to treat it before consumption. Carry water purification tablets, a filter, or opt for boiled water from teahouses to protect against waterborne illnesses. Staying hydrated is a key component of your journey’s success.

Health and Safety Concerns

Before embarking on your Mera Peak venture, prioritize your health and safety with a pre-trek medical check-up. Consult your healthcare provider for vaccinations and medications tailored to your travel. Be equipped with a basic first-aid kit and stay vigilant about high-altitude hazards, such as frostbite and snow blindness. Remember, prevention is the best medicine in the mountains.

Pre-Trek Check-up

Before you set foot on the high-altitude trails, a pre-trek medical check-up is a crucial step in ensuring a safe and enjoyable journey. This medical evaluation should encompass a comprehensive physical examination and a discussion with your healthcare provider about your travel plans. Your provider will offer recommendations for vaccinations, as well as prescribe medications to prevent altitude-related illnesses. This check-up not only safeguards your well-being but also provides peace of mind as you embark on the adventure of a lifetime.

Physical Fitness

Physical fitness is the cornerstone of a successful Mera Peak expedition. This epic journey demands endurance, strength, and cardiovascular fitness. To prepare your body for the rigors of high-altitude trekking and climbing, engage in a well-rounded fitness routine. Focus on aerobic exercises like hiking and jogging, strength training to build muscle power, and flexibility exercises to ensure agility. Training your body is not just a physical endeavor but a mental one, building the mental fortitude necessary for summiting this Himalayan giant.

Altitude Sickness

Altitude Sickness, often referred to as Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), is an ever-present concern during high-altitude treks like Mera Peak. It is crucial to understand its signs and symptoms, which may include headaches, nausea, and fatigue. The key to mitigating AMS is gradual acclimatization to higher altitudes. Listen to your body and your trek leader, as descending to lower altitudes when symptoms appear is a critical step to recovery.

AMS DO’s:

  • Acclimatize Gradually: Ascend slowly and include acclimatization days in your itinerary.
  • Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to combat dehydration and reduce the risk of AMS.
  • Rest and Relax: Use rest days to recharge, allowing your body to acclimatize.
  • Descend if Necessary: If symptoms worsen, descend to lower altitudes immediately.

AMS DON’Ts:

  • Don’t Rush: Avoid rapid ascents; haste can lead to severe AMS.
  • Don’t Overexert: Engage in moderate physical activity and conserve energy.
  • Don’t Ignore Symptoms: Take any signs of AMS seriously and inform your trek leader.
  • Don’t Self-Medicate: Consult a healthcare professional for proper treatment.

Local Culture and Lifestyle

As you journey through the Khumbu region, immerse yourself in the rich Sherpa culture and lifestyle. The region is dotted with monasteries, prayer flags, and chortens, which reflect the deep-rooted Buddhist traditions. Show respect by circumambulating these religious structures clockwise and asking for permission before taking photographs inside monasteries. Engage with the locals, learn about their customs and festivals, and gain a deeper appreciation of their way of life. Treating the Sherpa communities with respect and humility enriches your cultural experience.

Electricity and Internet

In the high Himalayas, electricity is a precious commodity. Teahouses and lodges may offer limited charging facilities, so consider carrying portable chargers or solar panels. While some teahouses provide Wi-Fi, expect slow and intermittent connections. Embrace this opportunity to disconnect from the digital world and immerse yourself in the natural wonders of the Everest region.

Additional/Special Gear

In the high altitudes, the right gear is your closest ally. Beyond the basics, consider special gear for varying weather conditions. Insulated gloves, thermal layers, and a warm sleeping bag are crucial for frigid nights. Crampons, ice axes, and harnesses come into play during the glacier crossing. A four-season tent offers added protection against extreme weather. Consult your expedition team for specific gear recommendations based on your itinerary.

Rescue/Evacuation Situation

Safety always comes first in the mountains. In the event of an emergency or illness, you’ll be relieved to know that comprehensive rescue and evacuation services are available in the Everest region. It’s prudent to carry travel insurance that includes coverage for high-altitude rescue. Familiarize yourself with evacuation procedures and contact information for local rescue services. Your trek leader and team will be well-versed in handling emergencies, ensuring your safety.

Transportation

The journey to Mera Peak starts with hassle-free transportation arranged by your tour operator. A private car, driven by a professional, is your comfortable shuttle to the trek’s starting point. You’ll be greeted with a warm welcome in Kathmandu before embarking on the trek. The convenient transportation ensures a seamless transition from bustling city life to the serene Himalayan wilderness, setting the tone for your expedition.

Climate and Best Time to Visit

The climate in the Everest region is as dynamic as the landscapes it embraces. Understanding the seasonal variations is essential for planning a successful trek. Spring (April to May) and autumn (October to November) are the most popular times for Mera Peak climbing due to stable weather conditions. Winter treks offer pristine, snow-covered landscapes, but colder temperatures. The monsoon season (June to September) is less favorable due to heavy rainfall and poor visibility. Choose your expedition’s timing wisely to ensure an unforgettable journey.

FAQs

What is Mera Peak, and where is it located?

Mera Peak is a Himalayan mountain located in the Khumbu region of Nepal. It stands as one of the highest trekking peaks in the world. 

How high is Mera Peak?

Mera Peak’s elevation is 6,476 meters (21,247 feet) above sea level.

Do I need prior climbing experience to attempt Mera Peak?

While prior climbing experience is beneficial, it’s not mandatory. However, a good level of physical fitness and experience with high-altitude trekking is recommended.

What is the best time of year to climb Mera Peak?

The best times for Mera Peak climbing are in the spring (April to May) and the fall (October to November) when the weather is more stable and offers clearer views.

How long does it take to complete a Mera Peak expedition?

A typical Mera Peak expedition takes about 18 to 20 days, including acclimatization days and the climb itself.

What permits are required to climb Mera Peak?

You’ll need a Sagarmatha National Park entry permit and a Mera Peak climbing permit, both obtainable in Kathmandu.

Is it necessary to hire a local guide and support staff?

It is mandatory to hire a local guide and support staff for safety, navigation, and logistics.

How physically fit do I need to be to climb Mera Peak?

You should be in good physical condition with the ability to hike for several hours a day at high altitudes. Regular cardiovascular training is crucial.

What gear and equipment are required for Mera Peak climbing?

Essential gear includes crampons, ice axes, harness, helmets, down jackets, and suitable trekking clothing. Your tour operator can provide a complete checklist.

How difficult is the climb, and what are the technical challenges?

Mera Peak is considered a non-technical climb, but it involves glacier travel and some basic rope work. It’s suitable for those with basic mountaineering skills.

What are the accommodation options during the expedition?

You’ll stay in teahouses and camping on the way to Mera Peak. Teahouses offer basic lodging facilities, while camping provides a more remote experience.

How much does it cost to climb Mera Peak, and what does the cost include?

Costs vary, but a typical Mera Peak expedition can range from $3,000 to $6,000. Costs usually include permits, guides, food, accommodations, and equipment. 

Are there any altitude-related risks associated with Mera Peak?

Yes, altitude sickness is a concern. Proper acclimatization and gradual ascent are essential to minimize these risks.

Can I combine Mera Peak climbing with other treks in the region?

Yes, you can combine Mera Peak with treks to Everest Base Camp or other nearby regions for a more comprehensive Himalayan adventure.

What is the food situation like during the Mera Peak Climbing expedition?

Food is typically provided by your expedition team. It includes a variety of Nepali and Western dishes to keep you nourished throughout the journey.

What happens in case of an emergency or medical issue during the Mera Peak climb?

Your expedition team will have emergency evacuation plans in place. You should have travel insurance that covers medical evacuations and be aware of the nearest medical facilities.

What are the alternative peaks or treks in the Everest region if Mera Peak is not suitable for me?

If Mera Peak is not suitable, you can explore other trekking options in the Everest region, such as Island Peak, Lobuche East, or Gokyo Ri, each with its own unique challenges and experiences.

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Valle Langtang
Creo que he conseguido realizar uno de mis grandes sueños pero no hubiera sido lo mismo sin esta gran familia de guías y sherpas , ellos han conseguido que me sintiera super segura y sobre todo han conseguido que el trekking que he realizado con otras 22 personas se volviera todo como en un cuento de hadas. Super profesionales y muy muy atentos en todo momento, facilitandonos el día a día. Muchísimas gracias
  
 
  
 
 
 
 Beatriz T 
 
 
 Beatriz T 
 
2023-05-01
 
 
  
Conectar con lo esencial
Me encanto, fue una experiencia muy positiva todo , las calles , los templos un lugar muy seguro con muchas tradiciones
  
 
  
 
 
 
 Arturo 
 
 
 Arturo 
 
2023-04-24
 
 
  
Thanks Acces Nepal for the amazinn Langtang Valley Trek!!
Spectacular trekking through the Langtang Valley, with wonderful views and a great feeling of peace and nature. The guides (Nava and Vicas) are excellent, very professional, always attentive to any customer need. The porters are very nice and hard workers. And the people in charge of the company welcomed us and said goodbye very kindly, always with smiles and nice words. Namaste Acces Nepal!!
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Damien T

Group Traveller

Mera Peak, Everest Base Camp & Kala Patthar
May 2016 • Friends
The entire planning went smoothly and our trip went very smoothly. From the moment we landed in the airport, the guide engaged by the agency was able to link up with us and from there on made sure our trip was as comfortable as possible, providing excellent advice.
My friend and I booked a 25 day package with the agency and they were able to customize the trip to our requirements and also providing extremely good pricing! Had 2 guides and both were extremely experienced and dedicated.
Guide 1 – Pemba Sherpa (For mera peak)
Guide 2 – Giri (for Everest base camp & kala patthar)
On our rest day in Kathmandu, the agency was able to engage one of their city tour guides immediately when we decided to do an impromtu sight seeing.
Will definitely reccomend this agency for anyone travelling to nepal

July 1, 2016

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