The Mera Peak is one of the spectacular mountain peaks of the Himalayas in Nepal and culminates at an altitude of 6476m which places it as the highest trekking peak in Nepal.

The fantastic journey to Mera Peak is exhilarating and full of amazing adventures. The Mera Peak approach journey crosses the most remote terrain with few villages and the superb trails cross the landscapes of Makalu Barun National Park.

This unique mountain is the ideal starting point for beginners but also a suitable training ground for those wishing to conquer Mount Everest. A challenging trail crossing natural forest paths will get your adrenaline pumping.

Located in Solukhumbu district, this mountain peak has three individual peaks in the northern, southern and central sections. The most common and ideal route is the northern part of this peak.

The view of the vast Everest region from the summit is quite incomparable but you will also be able to see Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, and many others.

Makalu Barun National Park is a place of preservation and protection of nature and wildlife. You can, with sometimes luck for some specimens, observe a wide variety of endangered animals, including snow leopards, red pandas, black bears, golden jackal, Himalayan tahr, blue sheep , danfe, monal, etc.

The region’s majority ethnic Sherpa community mixes with Bhotia, Gurung, Kirat and other communities. As you will have understood, it is an omnipresent Tibeto-Nepalese culture and many monasteries and gompas show the importance and impact of Buddhism in the region.