There are many approaches to Mera Peak and none are easy. Some approaches require crossing high and difficult passes. No matter which way you go, the journey is into Makalu-Barun National Park, an unspoiled and little visited region of Nepal. This means travel in a dense forest and a serious need to be totally self-sufficient. The climb of the peak itself is quite straight forward, being primarily glacier walking at high altitude with 5 of the world's highest mountains watching your progress.

Price: $2335 per person in Nepal, based on 4 to 6 persons per group.

Trek price includes: 4 nights hotel in Kathmandu including breakfast (based on double occupancy), round trip airfare to Lukla, all transfers to and from the airport, complete trekking arrangements consisting of 2 person tents, foam mattresses, dining tents, toilet tents, tables, chairs, all food during trekking and climbing days, experienced guides,assistant guides, expert cooks, assistant cook, all cooking gear for low and high altitude including fuel and Epi gas, all fixed rope and hardware to install it, all portage as required by the group size, insurance required for Nepali staff including equipment compensation for high altitude Sherpas, trekking permit, camping fees, National Park fees, and farewell dinner.

Not included: Airport taxes, vaccinations, Nepali visa, lunch and dinner in Kathmandu, tips, laundry, telephone calls, personal clothing and equipment, rescue insurance, travel insurance or health and accident insurance.