Mera Peak Climbing
Posted by Santosh Khatri on April 25th, 2018
Mera peak is formally the most noteworthy of Nepal's allowed trekking peaks, ascends toward the south of Everest. Mera remains at 6,476m. The main rising of Mera was made by J.O.M Roberts and Sen Tenzing on 20 May 1953 by the now standard course from the Mera la. By this standard course from the Mera la, the rising is actually clear, however after a substantial fall of snow or when the labyrinth of the precipices are open, the way can be long and requesting.
In the wake of summiting Mera peak, you will proceed with your trek and stroll down to Kongmadingma and climb through the Hongu valley. At the pass, your guide and climbing Sherpas will set up settled ropes and slip down towards the Imja valley. After the Amphulaptsa pass, you will proceed with your trek towards Lukla. The Extension of this trek will give you the chance to investigate the Hongu valley which lies in a bowl with encompassing peaks all around. The base camp to Baruntse is additionally here. The perspectives are very fabulous from the highest point of the go with some extraordinary perspectives of Makalu, Amadablam, Lhotse, Nuptse and Baruntse.
Mera Peak offers an all encompassing perspective of Chamlang, Kangchenjunga, Makalu, and Baruntse in the east and the peaks of Cho-Oyu, Ama Dablam and Kangtega toward the west. Everest can be seen toward the north finished the huge unclimbed south face of Lhotse and the Nuptse/Lhotse edge. Under good conditions, it is conceivable to climb the peak and slide back around the same time.
We walk south towards Surkhe, ignoring the Pangkongma La. As we rise into the Hinku valley, we see the main perspective of the mountains. Here we stroll along the breathtaking course Hinku Khola. At that point we move down to the Rhododendrons backwoods up to the valley floor. Before climbing Mera base camp at Khare, we remain at Tangnang for two or three days for acclimatization. At that point we will get a course from Mera ice sheet to the summit. We put on our crampons there and after that step by step rise the ice sheet. We encounter two all the more high camps previously our summit day.
Despite the fact that the climb doesn't include more details from a short pitch unto the summit vault, regardless we utilize a rope to maintain a strategic distance from chasms. This is an a significant taxing day. The unparallel view from the summit tries more commendable. We return to Lulka over the Zatra La. You will come to see shocking perspective of the south face of the Mera peak while returning. You can't quit valuing yourself for this accomplishment.
