Today is fully dedicated to preparation and logistics. You’ll process necessary climbing permits and finalize your gear with help from the support team. This is also a chance to visit gear shops in Thamel and ensure all equipment is in order. Briefings about the expedition route, risks, and expectations will be conducted. Overnight at the hotel.

Your team leader will attend the official expedition briefing at the Ministry of Tourism in the morning, typically lasting 2–3 hours. During this time, the rest of the team continues with packing and personal preparations. Any final equipment rentals or purchases can be arranged. The remainder of the day is at leisure. Overnight at the hotel.

Catch an early morning 35-minute flight to Lukla (2,840m), known for its dramatic mountain runway. After a light breakfast, begin your trek with a steady uphill walk for 3–4 hours to Chutanga, a small clearing in the forest. This is a quiet, lesser-used trail away from the main Everest route. Overnight in a lodge.

Begin the day early with a steep ascent to the Zatrwa La Pass (4,600m), which can take about 6 hours. The climb is physically demanding but offers superb views of Dudh Kunda peaks. After reaching the pass, descend through rocky slopes to Zatra Phu. The air is thinner and colder here. Overnight in a lodge.

Trek down into the Hinku Valley, gradually descending through moss-covered forests and riverbanks. The trail is wild and peaceful, taking 5 to 6 hours through high-alpine landscapes. Arrive in Kothe, a remote village used by yak herders. Overnight in a lodge.

Follow the west bank of the Hinku Khola river as the trail ascends steadily through juniper shrubs and alpine pastures. Trekking for about 5 hours, you pass small tea houses and yak enclosures before reaching Thangnak. Views of Mera Peak become more pronounced. Overnight in a lodge.

Climb steeply up to Khare, the base camp for Mera Peak. The trail crosses scree slopes and glacial debris, taking 4 to 5 hours. As you gain altitude, the terrain becomes more barren. Upon arrival, you'll rest and prepare gear for the upcoming climb. Overnight in a lodge.

Today is crucial for acclimatization. Short hikes to higher elevations help your body adjust to the altitude. You’ll also practice basic mountaineering techniques, including using crampons and harnesses on ice. Final gear checks are done with your climbing guide. Overnight in a lodge.

Start early and ascend to Mera High Camp, taking around 5 to 6 hours. The route crosses the Mera Glacier and involves some rope work over crevasse zones. High Camp offers stunning sunset views over Everest, Makalu, and Lhotse. Camp is established on a sheltered rocky ridge. Overnight in a tent.

Summit day begins at 2:00 a.m. with a long, steady climb up Mera Peak's broad glacier. After 6 to 8 hours of ascent, reach the summit and enjoy panoramic views. Descend carefully and continue walking for another 3–4 hours to reach Khongma Dingma. Overnight in a lodge or tent.

Trek through remote, high-altitude terrain with minimal vegetation. This 6-hour journey takes you to Seto Pokhari, a sacred glacial lake rarely visited by trekkers. The trail is stark and windswept, offering a glimpse of Baruntse’s western flanks. Overnight in a tented camp.

Continue trekking over glacial moraines and ridges for around 5 hours. Reach Baruntse Base Camp, where you’ll establish your main tented camp. This will serve as your home for the next two weeks. Begin acclimatization walks and prepare climbing gear. Overnight in a tented camp.

Spend the next 12 days establishing Camp I (6,100m) and Camp II (6,400m), practicing glacier travel, and acclimatizing. The climb includes steep ice faces, fixed ropes, and technical snow climbing. The summit push takes 10–14 hours round-trip, depending on weather and team strength. Nights are spent at various high-altitude camps.

Descend for 5–6 hours from Baruntse Base Camp to the foot of the Amphu Laptsa Pass. The trail includes lateral moraines and glacier travel. Prepare technical gear for the pass crossing the next morning. Overnight in a tent.

Begin pre-dawn and climb steep ice slopes of the Amphu Laptsa Pass using fixed lines and crampons. The ascent and descent take about 8–9 hours. After crossing, descend into the Imja Valley and reach Chhukung, a small lodge village. Overnight in a lodge.

Trek for 5 hours on a classic Everest trail, descending gradually through yak pastures and juniper forests. Reach the spiritual center of Tengboche, home to the region’s most important monastery. Enjoy views of Ama Dablam and Everest. Overnight in a lodge.

Descend into the forested Dudh Koshi valley, passing rhododendron groves and waterfalls. After 5 hours of walking, reach Namche Bazaar, the bustling Sherpa capital. Enjoy bakeries, cafés, and a hot shower. Overnight in a lodge.

Your final trekking day follows the Dudh Koshi River for about 6–7 hours. Pass familiar villages like Monjo and Phakding before reaching Lukla. Celebrate the end of your long expedition with your team. Overnight in a lodge.

Catch a morning 35-minute flight from Lukla back to Kathmandu. On arrival, transfer to your hotel for a well-earned rest. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight at the hotel.

Explore some of Kathmandu’s iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites, such as Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Temple, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. You may also visit Patan or take a cultural walk. Return to the hotel in the evening. Overnight at the hotel.

Use this buffer day to rest, revisit any attractions, or go shopping. Your expedition leader will attend the final debriefing at the Ministry of Tourism. In the evening, celebrate your success with a farewell dinner and cultural show. Overnight at the hotel.

Depending on your flight schedule, transfer to the international airport. Bid farewell to Nepal and depart with unforgettable memories of Mera Peak, Baruntse, and the great Himalayan adventure.