
Peak climbing Hinku valley Nepal
Mera Peak Climbing
- 16 days
- 6,476 m
- Alpine PD
- From US$2,650
Overview
- Duration16 days
- Start and finishKathmandu
- Highest point6,476 m
- GradeAlpine PD
- Best monthsMar, Apr, May, Oct, Nov
- AccommodationHotel in Kathmandu, lodges and tented camps
Mera Peak Climbing is a 16-day peak climbing trip in the Hinku valley, reaching 6,476 m. We run it privately, on your dates, with a Sherpa guide and crew from the high valleys. Send us your dates and we reply with the full plan.
Is this trip for me?
Alpine PD. Good trekking fitness plus a willingness to learn: glacier travel, crampons and fixed ropes are taught on a training day before the climb.
Itinerary
Day-by-day plan on request
The 16-day itinerary for this trip is written by our Kathmandu office for your dates and group. Ask and we send the current version, usually within a day.
Ask for the itineraryWhat's included
Included9
- Airport pick-up and drop-off in Kathmandu
- National park and trekking permits
- Ground transport as per the itinerary
- Three meals a day on the trek
- Teahouse or camp accommodation on the trek
- An experienced, licensed guide
- Porter service, with guide and porter wages
- Insurance for all staff
- First-aid kit, and rescue arranged if needed
Not included8
- Nepal visa fee
- International flights to and from Kathmandu
- Meals in Kathmandu
- Travel insurance with helicopter evacuation (strongly recommended)
- Extra nights caused by early arrival, late departure or illness
- Personal expenses: drinks, laundry, hot showers, charging, wi-fi
- Personal trekking gear
- Tips for your guide and porters
Prices and dates
10Apr 2027Sat
Mera Peak ClimbingHinku valley · Alpine PD · 16 days10 Apr 25 Apr10–25 Apr16 days
3 of 8 places leftGuaranteed
FromUS$2,650
Choose your standard when you book
- BudgetUS$2,650 per personStandard teahouses, tourist-class hotel
- RegularUS$3,125 per personBest teahouses, 4-star hotel in Kathmandu
- PremiumUS$4,240 per personBest lodges, 5-star hotel, private extras
Per person, twin share. Some departures are priced differently: the booking shows the exact amount before you pay.
- Travelling solo? We price a private trip for one on request.
- A room of your own on the trek is possible, subject to lodge space higher up.
- Extra days and a helicopter return change the price. We quote exactly.
Guest stories
No reviews of this trip yet. These guests travelled with us elsewhere in the Hinku valley.
“I climbed Himlung with Sherpa Khangri in 2014 and since then I decided not to change company anymore.”
Christian DenicoloItaly · Himlung, Island Peak and Ama DablamPacking checklist
Most of this can be bought or rented in Thamel the day before you leave; your guide will go with you. Tick things off as you pack.
Clothing
Warmth
Feet
Accessories
Health
Documents
Climbing
Trip FAQs
How fit do I need to be?
Alpine PD. Good trekking fitness plus a willingness to learn: glacier travel, crampons and fixed ropes are taught on a training day before the climb.
When is the best time to go?
Its season is March to May and October to November. Outside those months the route is usually shut by snow, cloud or monsoon rain, and we will say so rather than sell it.
When does it depart?
On fixed group departures: Prices and dates lists every upcoming date with its places left and price. If none suits you, ask us and we will tell you when the next one runs.
What does it cost, and what is included?
From US$2,650 per person, twin share, on the Budget standard; Regular from US$3,125, Premium from US$4,240. You choose the standard when you book a departure in Prices and dates. Permits, your guide and porters, and meals and lodging on the mountain are included; What's included has the full list.
How do you handle the altitude?
The route tops out at 6,476 m. We gain height gradually, and your guide checks on everyone every day above 3,000 m. At any sign of altitude sickness we go down, and a rescue is arranged if it is needed. Turning around for safety is never a failed trip.
What travel insurance do I need?
Your policy must cover climbing to 6,476 m, including emergency helicopter evacuation. We ask to see it before you set off.
Can I travel solo?
Yes. We run a private trip for one, priced on request because the guide and porter are yours alone. Or join a fixed group departure. A room of your own is possible, subject to lodge space higher up.
How do I book?
Pick a start date in Prices and dates and press Continue booking, or message us on WhatsApp. We reply with the day-by-day plan and an exact price, usually within a day, and take no payment until you confirm.
More in our general FAQ, or ask us on WhatsApp.
Explore more
16 daysFirst 6,000 m peakIsland Peak Climbing
- Everest region
- Highest point 6,189 m
- Grade Alpine PD+
Starting fromUS$2,200 pp
View trip
16 daysLobuche East Peak Climbing
- Everest region
- Highest point 6,119 m
- Grade Alpine AD
Starting fromUS$2,500 pp
View trip
18 daysRamdung Peak Climbing
- Rolwaling valley
- Highest point 5,925 m
- Grade Alpine PD
Starting fromUS$2,700 pp
View trip
