Mera Peak

Mera Peak Climbing

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    Duration
    17 Dyas
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    Max People
    10
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    Max Altitude
    6,461m
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    Activity
    Climbing
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    Start End
    Kathmandu - Kathmandu
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    Accomodation
    Tea House and 3 star hotel
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    Trip Season
    March to May & September to November

Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal, this is the most famous destination for extraordinary starters climbing over the world. The place lies in the historical holy land of Mt. Everest which Mera Peak is standing as the base of mountaineers since the opening time. The climbing peak is located in the highest part of the mountains of Mahalangur Himalayan Section, positioned in the northern part of the Solukhumbu district of Nepal. The altitude of Mera Peak is measured pointed including three main tops, i.e. Mera Central (6,461m), Mera North (6,476m), and Mera South (6,065m).

 

In Nepal, climbing Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary, the first Everest climbers started the trend of climbing the Mera peak previously and alter after their Successful ascent. Since then, the popularity of climbing Mera Peak is never been lost; but it is increasing in the top level of the climbing year by year. This is the basic climbing for preparing yourself before starting to climb Mt. Everest.

 

Every year more than thousands of climbers visited Nepal just for climbing Mera Peak. Mountaineering rather than pro climbers hugely share the climbing. The climbing and technical management is specific and ideal for beginners to lace their shoes it is because this is considered the perfect mountain for starting the climbing journey.

 

New climbers get examined, on how to use crampons, ice- axe, and other mountaineering equipment for the first time during Mera peak climbing. The journey is most adventurous but it is only not a matter of only ascent or descent, it is a beautiful long journey beyond the highest part of the world. While climbing the Mera peak a climbers can see the closest view of eight-thou sanders mountain peaks such as Mt. Everest (8,848.86m), Mt. Makalu (8,643m), Mt. Cho Oyu (8,201m) and Mt. Lhotse (8,516m) from the top of the Mera peak. The journey will surround with stunning mountain peaks all day long which would be an extraordinary gift than this for mountaineers.

 

The adventure exploration of Mera Peak leads through the gorgeous Khumbu region. The region covers things; like unique Sherpa habitation, lush green forests, hanging suspension bridges, ancient Gompas, monasteries, prayer flags, and numerous antiques. So Mera peak climbing journey provides such a huge life experience for travelers who are remaining their whole life.

 

We Himalayan Vista Trekking team assure even you will not miss a single thing in this region with us as we explained the history, culture, geography, and sure technical knowledge of Mera Peak climbing so, be ready for your next climbing to Mera Peak with our experienced team. Moreover, this article simultaneously organizes the entire information about Mera Peak climbing including detailed itineraries and FAQs therefore, you will get confidence before starting your adventure journey to Mera Peak.

Mera Peak Climbing Trail

The adventure journey to Mera Peak with the HVT Climbing team lasts over 18 fruitful days the journey is commence by passing through the capital city and cultural city of Nepal, Kathmandu to Lukla. The breathtaking flight takes 25 minutes to land at Tenzing Hillary Airport Lukla which shows you the greenery landscape down from the windows of tiny aircraft. When you landed at Lukla airport you will meet up with the climbing crew including our Sherpa climbing guide and the guide leads for the trek to Chhuthang on the first day of the expedition tour.

 

Then next day trail leads towards Thuli Kharka (4,300m) via the outstanding Zatra La Pass (4,600m). After overnight spending at Thuli Kharka, the climbing journey heads towards Kothe and from here you will depart early in the morning to arrive at Thangnak (4,326m). In the morning after your delicious breakfast, you will proceed towards your next destination Khare.

 

The beautiful Khare village offers a glimpse of Mera Peak which you are going to summit very soon. You will spend two nights in Khare for acclimatization after that, you will proceed to Mera Base Camp (5,300m). The adventure climbing expedition has been starting from Mera Peak Base Camp and proceeded to High Camp (5,700m) and then climb to the top of Mera Peak (6,476m).

 

After the successful ascent of Mera peak, descent back to the Khare and overnight spend there. And, you will retreat earlier routes to back Lukla. This day you will expand your feet crossing over Khare, Kothe, Thuli Kharka, and Lukla within several days. Furthermore, the last day of spending will be at Lukla before flying to Kathmandu.
Finally, your awesome flight take you over the extraordinary Khumbu skies to return to Kathmandu. Soon after landing in Kathmandu, your Mera peak climbing challenging adventure expedition will be ended.
Difficulties of Mera Peak Climbing

 

Distance

The covering distance of Mera Peak climbing is about 125 kilometers, and the trails and ascends of the Mera Peak expedition are bumpy, rough, and heavy snow coverlets. Indeed, it is not an easy task to overcome such long-distance and difficult routes with your normal physical training. That is why, the distance is a major difficulty among other factors for climbing Mera Peak.

Route

There are 3 different routes to climbing Mera Peak, and all the routes are uniquely either easy or difficult. The routes following via Lukla – Zatra La Pass – Thanknak – Mera Base Camp – High Camp – Summit which is the particularly shortest but most difficult trail.

Likewise, another alternative route is Lukla – Paiya – Thangak – Khare – Base Camp – High Camp and Mera Summit. This is much better and easier in comparison with an earlier mentioned trail. That is why we can say that the difficulty level of the Mera Peak expedition varies from the route.

Altitude Sickness

In the mountains, everyone does have fear of altitude sickness. The altitude sickness is probably met around the altitude of over 3000 meters. The journey to Mera Peak is starting from the lowest point 1400 m from Kathmandu to the ultimate highest point 6,476m, Mera Peak. In between you will adjust your body to the altitude every day.
Therefore, anyone can be suffering from altitude sickness or Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) which is the most challenging and difficult part of the Mera Peak expedition.

Weather and Temperature

The weather in the mountain is unpredictable because it is frequently changing. So, these frequent weather conditions always make the fear of harsh weather. The temperature can fall at any time and chances of snowfall could occur for the bad weather.

Hence, if so happens, the strenuous Mera peak climbing is affected, or the expedition level up in difficulty. The warm temperature and rainfall or snowfall absent days are best for climbing. Moreover, any serious change in weather and temperature will affect and occur difficulties in climbing.

Physical Fitness

Climbing a mountain is not an easy thing, so you must be prepared well for climbing Mera Peak so, a sound level of physical fitness is the basic and mandatory factor. We recommend everyone exercise for several months before starting the climbing journey and also do the cardio exercise and expand their physical fitness by running, jogging, trekking, and hiking. There are many ways to boost your physical fitness like doing gym and other fitness training and it is better to consult with the doctor before planning Mera Peak climbing. If you do not follow the above-mentioned activities then you might face more difficulties or you will fail to summit Mera Peak.

 

Best Season for Climbing Mera Peak

Especially, spring and autumn are the best seasons for trekking and climbing in Nepal as the time is suited for climbing Mera Peak too. The temperature during this season is clear and less chance of snowfall or rain.
On the other hand, winter and summer are the off-season for trekking and climbing or other adventure outing in Nepal. Winter is the coldest time of the year and monsoon is the rainy season so, both seasons are unfit to trek and climb peaks. So, spring and autumn are the perfect time to climb Mera Peak.

The Mera Peak Climbing

It is already mentioned that Mera Peak does not technically demand but the elevation is 6,476m and takes a long day for the summit and you must be open to the elements. One should care about hydration and manage a slow walking pace. The icy trail is not steep, but it is a long day and it will sap your stamina. The high altitude affects your strength but it affects your whole metabolism and you will feel appetite and may have insomnia or sleeping altered. Alternate your diet to a simpler one, less fried including fatty foods as well as more slow-energy carbohydrates. Make your body hydrate drinking by lots of water more than usual and rest much as much as you can.

 

Moreover, you have to make yourself comfortable walking on a man rope, clipping in and fixing an equal pace to everybody else on the hiking line. Same as you also need learn about to using crampons and walking on them. Everyone uses high camp for this camp and same as we do, so adjusting to the altitude and keeping our body warm, dry, hydrated, and enough fed is most significant to ensure you are in good shape for summit day. We have enough time on the walk-in, it is outstanding, to practice the skills required.

Some reasons for people’s flashback caused mainly; fatigue, lack of energy in the muscles and normal running out of gas on the day, gastric problems, and altitude sickness too. Altitude is the main factor to play all of these issues, but we suggest you eat well, drink lots, try to sleep well, and walk slowly and smoothly.

Accommodation on the Mera Peak Climbing /Trekking

Accommodation on the trek, climbing after and before has availability of comfortable tea houses run by locals, unless you will prefer tents. Each and every lodge has a central communal dining area with a stove but the bedrooms are not heated with two beds and mattresses, blankets, and pillows and it is better to bring your sleeping bag. Usually, the lodges have gas showers and some use the infamous ‘drop’ toilets but mostly now available flushing system nowadays.

 

Food on the trek is qualitative and mixed with Nepali traditional/Sherpa food and Western recipes. The local Dalbhat or Dumplings (MOMO), are the best choices available and burgers & chips are a common cuisine in Lukla though, less likely on the hike to Mera Peak because this area is not developed neither this area is crowded like the main trail north to Lukla to Everest Base Camp.

Furthermore, at Mera Peak base and high camp, we will use mountain tents normally sleeping two people in tents. You need to bring a 4-season sleeping bag and also a quality sleeping mat. In the lower you can just use a sleeping bag liner for sleep in an open zipped 4 season bag in order to not get hot. All the equipment will be available for rent.

Training for Mera Peak

Regarding training for the Mera Peak climb, we would like to suggest that you start on a good fitness training program at least 3 months before and keep in touch with your doctor or consultant and take advice from him about your physical condition and one that builds up general stamina and specific leg muscle tight. There is nothing more than hiking in the mountains with a rucksack to train for this climbing trip so, it is the best advice is to hike in the mountains as often as you can. While you are hiking, you might be taking 10 kilos in your day pack so, better to try with it.

Moreover, if you are joining a gym for physical fitness then concentrate on the step machines which pressure on the thigh and calf muscles, and try to build your possible heart rate up to 50 % above the resting rate. Another cardiovascular workout like swimming is good but joining other exercises is to be valuable. Hence, exercise groups like body pump, Pilates, and aerobics are all incredible readiness for a trip like this mostly, those which are related to core strength balance, and stability.

Previous winter hiking and use of mountaineering equipment is an advance although the expert or guides will provide training whilst because you are climbing a peak so, you will have time to learn and practice the climbing skills such as clipping into a rope and walking safely in the line of rope.

HVT Mera Peak Support Team

Himalayan Vista Trekking is the trekking, climbing, and tour leading company in Nepal from the first inquiry about your trip you will get all detailed information from our experts. We have different climbing, and trekking tour leaders and guides. Our motto is safety, a successful trip, and an enjoyable expedition so we always focus on our client’s requirements. Likewise, from the first inquiry and organizing your trip you will have direct access to experienced and professional guides and climbers for advice or consulting about any questions. Then on your arrival, we will manage everything like staff, equipment, and accommodations.

• Our experienced and trained climbing guides will lead in high-altitude expeditions.
• Caring for all the trekking crew and providing them with health treatment and insurance.
• All assistance will provide during the planning of Mera Peak climbing.

Our porters will lift your main bag and the maximum weight should be 15 kg then cater to all the group requirements as well as you also have your guide and climbing guide with you to ensure for your safety and happiness.
For any queries you can directly contact HVT about Mera Peak climbing and will get the benefits of good consultation provide expert consultation about climbing.

Emergency and Evacuation for Mera Peak Climbing

Mera Peak is quite close to Lukla and where available for an airport for rescuing injured fellows. It is possible to get a helicopter in the Mera Peak region but it depends on the weather and visibility of the sight. In the time of an emergency, the first responsibility of moving a casualty is under the leading team itself and the guide and porters or anybody else around you.

 

The duty of the team is to transfer the casualty to the closest safety place and to a point of possible evacuation place. Bad weather is a problematic factor in delaying helicopter flight so, it is important to knowledge that there is a requirement for self–sufficiency and self-management in the mountains with strong psychological power, which helps to overcome all the severe conditions.

 

There are also other options for getting lower if someone just not feeling well or is caught by AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness), then can rent a horse which may price $200 per day.

Remember that helicopter evacuation will be organized through your insurance company but there will require to straight communication with the insurance company for opening a case and describe the circumstances. For this, you need to have a policy number, name and address, and the date when you paid for the insurance policy to the insurance company.
Mera Peak Equipment List
– Large-size duffle bag or rucksack & liner
– 55 Ltr day pack
– Stuff sacks, waterproof, various sizes
– Climbing jackets, prim aloft or down
– Waterproof jacket and trousers, Gore-Tex or equivalent (soft-shell)
– Gaiters
– Trekking trousers, shorts, and T-shirts, shirts
– Fleece or woolen tops
– Base layer tops and bottoms
– Thin socks and thick socks
– Warm hat, buff/balaclava, sunhat
– Liner gloves, warm gloves, and mitts
– Sunglasses Cat 3 UV polaroid
– Mountaineering boots graded B1 or B2 to adjust crampons
– Hiking shoes and hut shoes
– 4-season sleeping bag (comfort temperature -20C) and compression sack
– Thermosets or thick foam sleeping mats for camping only
– Walking poles
– Head Lamp and spare batteries
– 2×1 liter drinks bottles and covers
– Pee bottle
– 12-point crampons
– Mountaineering Harness
– Walking axe & leash
– Climbing slings 2×120 cm
– Screw gate karabiners ×2
– Ascender (Jumar)
– Prussic loop
– Wash Kit and first aid, towel

Note: Please don’t forget to check your GP for your personal fitness to all medicines and their possible side effects and reactions. We request you to provide us details of all regular medication that want to use so that on your course of the trip and any related allergies and medical history relevant to them and also need to check the system and regulations of the airline and countries visited for the medical treatment. For example; pain control medications, and may provide insulin at a suitable temperature.

Trip Itinerary

After landing at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, our airport representatives will welcome you by the garland of marigold flowers and transfer to the hotel. After checking in the hotel our experts will explain the program about Mera Peak Climbing. On this day you will not have any activities, you can go around and enjoy the Nepali foods and overnight stay at the hotel. Breakfast Included

Kathmandu is the ancient capital city of Nepal which holds verities of epic art and architecture, temples, and monuments. Anyone should not miss the tour around Kathmandu Valley because it represents most Nepali characteristics and easy to recognize Nepali history, culture, and religion. Therefore, we managed sightseeing around Kathmandu Valley before proceeding Mera Peak expedition. There are several sights which are including in UNESCO world heritage sites like Kathmandu Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Bouddhanath Stupa, Swoyambhunath Stupa, and many more. These sites are equally valuable for visiting because of their historical, architectural, and cultural significance but all the sites cannot be visited on the same day. We will manage 3 – 4 places as per your choice for sightseeing. This will be an eventful day of whole trekking and climbing as you are visiting the epic and ancient city of Nepal. After sightseeing you will visit the tourist market of Thamel for your last-minute shopping for climbing and trekking, overnight stay at the hotel. Breakfast Included

Early in the morning drive to Kathmandu domestic airport and take a 30-minute flight to Lukla (2800m) airport. The flight will be a breathtaking experience with awesome mountain landscapes. You will see stunning views of the superb Himalayan panorama of the Everest Himalayan Ranges, fields, and green hills. After landing at Lukla airport your heart will feel pop out of your mouth, Lukla is the gateway to all of the Everest region trekking and peak climbing. Upon your landing at Lukla, you need to get Local Area Permit from the local government authority to move further. There are several villages that necessary a permit to enter and after taking the permit you will head towards the eastern part of Lukla for Chhuthang. There are Sherpa settlements that you need to pass through that are scattered over short distances. There are also Buddhist Mani walls and prayer flags that you touch on your way. The dense rhododendron forests and pine woods guide you through the wilderness trail. The jungle lies just below the Kalo Khola Ridge and there are many trails joining with the standard track which can be a dilemma to choose the right one so, keep connected with the group and guide. You need to follow the trail connected with the stream as the way leads to Chhuthang, overnight stay at the tea house. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

After breakfast, the trail leads towards Thuli Kharka (4000m) and while walking through the trail it will meet up with a steep trailed hill in the front. It is the first strenuous ascend of the Mera Peak climbing expedition then you will enforce yourself to reach to the top of the Zatra La Pass. From the top of the Zatra La Pass, you will see the marvelous views of Kogde Ri, Karyolang Peak, Numbur Himal, Lumding Himal, and numerous neighboring peaks. Then you will descend to Thuli Kharka via Chattre for nearly about 1/2 hours. The trails decorated by Yak pastures land that you need to pass those Yak grazing meadows are beautifully covered with awesome terrain, which is an unreal and iconic fact. The final trekking hours will be full of fun as you will get more iconic views of towering mountains. The trekking for this day will be ended up at Thuli Kharka, an overnight stay at the tea house. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

This day you will proceed to Kothe (4,182m) after having breakfast. The trail will head to the Hinku Valley of the Khumbu region. The trek will start with a normal descent just at the front door of mountain sceneries. Then the track gradually goes uphill and downhill. But you will get to enjoy a green and lush forest of rhododendron pines and oak woods. While entering the Hinku Valley, you will see the first glimpse of the ultimate destination i.e. Mera Peak. There will be Mera Peak and several other peaks welcoming over the skies of Khumbu and the view is just outstanding. After observing the view from the top, need to descend through a bit of a straight hill and this specific path can make you slip if you try for walking quickly, so walk slowly. It won't be taken much time and effort to arrive at the riverbed sheet of the Hinku River from the top. And Kothe is situated on an uphill climb from the bank of the Hinku River; you will expand for the last effort to reach Kothe, an overnight stay at the tea house. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

After a delicious breakfast at Kothe, you will move forward toward Mera Peak climbing expeditions. Today's ultimate destination is Thangnak and have to place your feet along the Hinku River. The river trail leads you towards Gondishung and walking through the Meara Peak's shadow arrive at Gondishung and can have lunch. There a fewer walks from the Gondishung and you will see a two-century-old Buddhist Gompa known as Lungsumgba Gompa. People lighting here for blessing for the successful peak climbing of Mera. In the midday, you will find rock art which is scripted that depicts the visual of Mera Peak. You can take some pictures there before the final walk towards Thangnak (4326m). Onwards to Thangnak the trail is easy and you can enjoy the sceneries and will reach the ultimate destination. Thangnak is a verdant where the locals graze their Yaks during summer, and overnight stay at the tea house. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

This day after breakfast you will move towards Khare, this is a bit hardest trekking day because you need to pass through the steep moraine trail. The moraine track will commence from Dig Glacier to Dig Kharka as you will stand in front of Pyramid Mountain (Charpate Himal). This trail will take you as near the face of the Hinku Nap and Shar glaciers. Everyone needs to be careful walking because the way on the glacier is most difficult. After that, you need to take a steep ascend uphill to end up in Khare. The climbing is steeper therefore, save some energy before beginning the climb. The 3 to 4 hours of uphill hiking arrive at Khare from where you can behold the various Mera Peak sceneries, and overnight stay at the tea house. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Acclimatization days are the most necessary part any of high-altitude challenging adventure. Same as the peak expedition is vast of all of the higher mountains. Nobody straightly goes for the climb without even a single day of acclimatization because it is dangerous or cannot or you may easily get altitude sickness. Altitude sickness is prone to anyone who is traveling at an altitude above 5000 meters. Mera Peak is more than 6,000 meters so, there is the highest chance of catching altitude sickness. Likewise, acclimatization before summit day means you are increasing the risk of altitude sickness. So, for the proper adjustment to the altitude, everybody needs to set an acclimatization day before proceeding to any mountain peaks. On this day you will spend your time around Khare and overnight stay at the tea house. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Every day you are an effort for the nearest distance to Mera Peak and you are moving closer to Mera Peak. In the early morning after breakfast, you will proceed to Mera High Camp crossing through the Mera Base Camp. This expansion of the adventure journey is not easy in comparing the early ways rather it's technically more demanding. The trail to base camp is a steep way of Mera glacier. The fact is walking on the glacier trail is most difficult than walking on the normal route. You need to reach the top of the glacier to get to the Mera Peak High Camp. Soon after your feet at Mera High Camp, your Sherpa crew will manage the camping and food equipment. This is the first day of camping on the way to Mera Peak climbing and also needs some more days to complete the expedition. You will rest at the campsite made by the climbing crew and eat the delicious foods cooked by them. Night stay under the open and star–dotted clear sky that made you awesome feeling the appealing night. Be prepared for another challenging adventure. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

The weather in the mountain is frequently changing which cannot predict fairly. This is the same case for Mera Peak, the weather of the elevated Everest region is never confidently predictable. If the weather is clear then we do the summit the same day but in case the weather is not clear then we will wait for another day. That is why, we manage a reserve day as this day will work for the alternative day of our scheduled date. But, if everything is fine and normal, the itinerary goes smoothly as per the planning. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

This is the most significant and valuable day of the entire Mera Peak Climbing as this is the day to keep your footprint on top of the Mera Peak. Setting with all climbing equipment and getting ready to move forward to summit the top of Mera Peak before the first rays of the golden sun. You need to commence climbing, in the early morning around 1:30 am to 2 am in order to arrive at the top before noon. The Mera Peak summit will be strongly windy after 12 pm and this may cause difficulties. Furthermore, after completing breakfast, you proceed to climb, following in the footsteps of your climbing guide. The summit is easy without any technical climbs; you can succeed with the right direction of the guides. When you reach the top, you will be speechless by the astounding views of several highest mountains above eight thousand meters and anonymous surrounding peaks such as Mt. Everest, Mt. Cho Oyu, Mt. Makalu, etc. You will be hypnotized by the incredible views of such holy towering mountains and enjoy your time as your dream has been changed into true fact. Enjoy and celebrate the glory of such mountain panoramas before descending to Khare and overnight stay at the tea house. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

After completing the summit of Mera Peak as per your bucket list, it is time to return with an exciting victory over the summit and head towards Kothe. On this day you will walk along the trekking trail and pass the Thangnak before reaching Kothe. The trail is all the way downhill and sloped which is easy and quick for walking. After you retreat the route back from Khare to Kothe you will feel the decrease of altitudes. Your walk will be mostly passing through the dense forest of rhododendron, Oak, and Pine trees. Downhill track and lush green vegetation, will make your journey more exciting, overnight stay at the tea house. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included.

After breakfast, you will trek for Thuli Kharka, today it involves more uphill ascend than downhill. The hike passes through the jungle trail which leads you towards the western side of Hinku Valley. Thuli Kharka is the closest near to the Hinku Valley and reach after 6 hours of walking. Your second stay in Thuli Kharka made your stay enjoyable if you missed it before staying at Thuli Kharka, this is the time to recover the stunning views of such greater mountains and overnight stay at the tea house. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included

Today is probably the last day of your Mera Peak climbing adventure journey. This trek is the funny period of your happiness as you have already completed the challenging adventure of Mera Peak climbing. You will pass the Zara La before reaching Lukla one more time, you need to ascend the pass before commencing the downhill trek. The high pass of Zatra La Pass offers the majestic sceneries of the Everest Himalayan series. You will see the stunning views after 6 hours of retreating the trek to Lukla and the next day prepare for a flight to Kathmandu, an overnight stay at the tea house. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Early in the morning, eat your breakfast and proceed to the airport for the breathtaking flight to Kathmandu. The 30-minute incredible flight will take you to the Kathmandu domestic airport and our team will transfer you to your hotel. This day you can take a good rest after a long journey to Mera Peak climbing and roaming around the city and enjoying the local market visit, and overnight stay at the hotel. Breakfast is included

For more than two weeks, you were busy with trekking and climbing activities as you were not able to hangout yourself and shop. This is the day for enjoying yourself in Kathmandu exploring the local market and shopping for your family and friends. There are places like Durbar Marg, Thamel, and Naxal where you can refresh yourself by eating different cuisine including live music and massage, etc. or you can do sightseeing around the valley and overnight stay at the hotel. Breakfast Included

This day will visit the local market of Ason and 3 hours before your flight schedule we will fare well for you and transfer you to the Tribhuvan International Airport for the final departure to your home.

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