Arrival Kathmandu and transfer to hotel. O/N at hotel.

After breakfast at your hotel, you'll be picked up by an English-speaking guide for a full-day tour of the Kathmandu Valley, visiting three sacred sites: Swayambhunath ( Monkey Temple ), Patan Durbar Square and Bhaktapur Durbar Square.

- Swayambhunath, is located 4 km from the centre of Kathmandu. Swayambhunath is the best place to observe religious harmony between Nepalese Buddhists and Hindus. The stupa is one of the most ancient in this part of the world and its worshippers come from diverse ethical backgrounds. Situated on the top of a hill, it provides an excellent view of the Kathmandu Valley. Huge prayer wheels and fine Buddhist paintings are displayed in the monasteries as well as the largest Buddha statue in the country.

-Patan Durbar Square is situated at the centre of the city of Lalitpur in Nepal. It is one of the three Durbar Squares in the Kathmandu Valley, all of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. One of its attractions is the ancient royal palace where the Malla Kings of Lalitpur resided.

- Bhaktapur is one of three ancient cities within the Kathmandu Valley. The city is also known as Bhadgaun, meaning the "city of devotees" and is the home of true medieval art and architecture in the valley. The city was founded in the 9th century and is shaped like a conch shell.

Early morning, pick up from your hotel and drive to Phaplu. It's a long drive up to Phaplu of around 10 hours, so you need to start early. After reaching Phaplu, stay in the local lodge available.

The drive from Kathmandu to Phaplu is a scenic journey through the beautiful landscapes of Nepal. Phaplu is a small town located in the Solu-Khumbu region, which is known for its stunning views of the Himalayas and as a gateway to the Everest region. The distance between Kathmandu and Phaplu is approximately 235 kilometres (146 miles).

• Leave Kathmandu and head east on the Araniko Highway (also known as the Kathmandu-Lhasa Highway) towards the town of Dolalghat.
• You'll need to cross the Sun Koshi River on a bridge, and then continue your journey along the highway.
• You'll be driving on the Araniko Highway for a significant portion of the journey, passing through towns like Khurkot and Ghurmi.
• Continue driving until you reach Okhaldhunga. This is a major town along the route.
• From Okhaldhunga, you'll need to take a left turn onto a smaller road that leads to Phaplu. This road may be less developed, so be prepared for some rough terrain in places.
• After navigating the smaller road, you'll eventually reach Phaplu, which is located at an altitude of about 2,413 meters (7,917 feet) above sea level.

Overnight at the local lodge

After your early breakfast in Phaplu you will start your drive to Kharikhola whcih takes around 4 to 6 hours off-road drive.

Upon arrival in Kharikhola you will have some time to strech your body and will have a tea break. From this day it is your time to start your trek by your foot. Kharikhola village has a lot to explore so, in case of availability of enough time then you can explore the beautiful Monastery and Kharikhola School. Today it is not that long day trek since it your first day. You will gradually start your trek uphill to Panggom which takes around 3-4.5 hours. You will pass through Sherpa villages and dense forest.

Overnight: Hotel Panggom Inn

Following a hearty breakfast, you will depart Panggom to begin your journey. The trail's initial phase will cross the Panggom La Pass. Subsequently, you will climb steadily, follow the same route, and bear to the north. At this point, Peseng Kharka Khola will be crossed, leading to Peeng Kharka Danda. You will then arrive at Ningsow village after crossing Ningsow Khola. You will then continue to ascend and descend till you get to Ramailo Danda. From here, you can have an amazing view of Salpa and Mera Peak.

Spend the night in Ramailo Danda.

Trek from Ramailo Danda to Chhatra Khola (2,800m/9,184ft) (6 hours)
Today you’ll head towards Chhatra Khola. After walking for a while, you’ll enter Makalu Barun National Park. You’ll walk along the path named Pasang Lhamu Trail. The trail goes through some dense forests, so if you’re lucky enough, you’ll even spot some elusive red pandas.

Overnight stay in Chhatra Khola

You will begin traveling northward on the main trail to Mera Peak after leaving Chhatra Khola. Carry on strolling beside the Majang Khola. After that, the trail intersects with a different path that follows the Hinku Khola. You will then proceed to Tashing Onggma, which is home to a large number of artisan tea businesses. You will arrive in Kothe by crossing the Sanu Khola bridge in the final section.

Staying over night in Kothe. 

You will hike today in the shadow of Mera Peak along the Hinku Khola's ridgeline. On the way, you'll pass by Gondishung, a summer herder community on the west bank of Hinku Drangka. You will then encounter a 200-year-old Lungsumbga Gompa. You can see the stunning rock within the gompa that has Mera Peak and its path written on it. Finally, after a brief stroll, you will reach Thaknak. An area used for summer grazing, it has a few historic lodges and stores.

Spend the night at Thaknak.

 Restday at Thagnag (4320m), O/N at camp/lodge

You will walk to Khare today, leaving Thaknak behind. To get to Dig Kharka, take the route that passes via the lateral moraine of Dig Glacier. You will be treated to the breathtaking view of Charpate Himal while traveling. You'll climb through moraines gradually, and the trail gets steeper after that. You will arrive in Khare after ascending a difficult slope for a few hours. Enjoy the breathtaking vista of Mera Peak's north face. You can take a hike and investigate the area.

Spend the night in Khare. 

You will receive acclimatization and foundational climbing instruction today in order to get ready for the Mera Peak Expedition via Phaplu. Some fundamental climbing methods will be taught to you by your climbing guide. Additionally, he will demonstrate how to utilize climbing equipment such as crampons, ascenders, harnesses, ice axes, and climbing boots. This past climbing experience is beneficial and will increase your self-assurance, particularly if you're a beginner climber. Additionally, while climbing, you'll learn how to use the rope up and down. Once your training is over, you can take in the breathtaking view of Mera Peak and explore the surrounding area.

Spend the night in Khare. 

Today you’ll trek to Mera High Camp, one step close to Mera Peak. En route, you’ll relish the outstanding views of three summits of Mera Peak: Mera North (6,476m), Mera Central (6,461m), and Mera South (6,065m). Following the boulder-strewn path and some steep sections, you’ll first reach the Mera Peak Base Camp. After then, you’ll cross Mera La Pass, where you’ll get marvelous views of Mt. Everest, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Nuptse, etc.

Overnight stay at Mera High Camp

Today is the most significant, energizing, and testing day for the Mera Pinnacle Undertaking. You'll get up promptly in the first part of the day, eat, put on your crampons and front lamp, and start your endeavor. Follow your climbing guide; despite the fact that it is a non-specialized climb, the elevation and cold will make your trip testing. At the point when you're 50–60 meters near the culmination, you should be cautious while crossing this part, as this may be an extreme stretch on the lofty blanketed inclines. Nonetheless, with the assistance of fixed ropes and jumars, you'll have the option to come to the highest point.

You'll get stunning perspectives on the strong Himalayas from the highest point, including Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Cho Oyu, Nuptse, and so on. In the wake of spending breathtaking minutes and catching extraordinary photographs, you'll backtrack to the high camp. Here you'll rest for some time and dive to Khare once more. This has been a long culmination day, and obviously, you are worn out, so rest well.

Overnight stay in Khare.

In the Himalayas, we can't anticipate the weather pattern. Thus, there is no assurance that the weather patterns will be great on the highest point. Consequently, this day is saved as an additional day on the off chance that you can't climb the pinnacle per our agenda on the arranged day because of terrible atmospheric conditions or other bothersome circumstances, for example, becoming ill or harmed. In any case, on the off chance that the excursion goes as expected, we'll omit this additional day from the agenda.

Today you trek back to Kothe, following the same earlier trail. After reaching Kothe, you can celebrate your accomplishment of climbing the Mera Peak Summit. You can try some local delicacies with wine.

Overnight stay in Kothe.

Early in the morning, you’ll have a hearty breakfast while enjoying the surrounding mountain views. As you begin, you’ll again start noticing the tree line in some sections of the trekking path. You’ll also witness some kharkas, or grazing meadows for yaks. You’ll walk downhill on the same trail you took earlier. After passing Gondinshung, you’ll arrive at Thuli Kharka. 

Overnight stay in Thuli Kharka

Leaving Thuli Kharka, we indeed cross the Zatrwa La pass (4,600m). In around 2 hours, we arrive at the pass. The view is mind-boggling, and we can see part of the path that we crossed. Hinku Valley, Numbur Himal, Kongde, Dudh Kunda, and Khumbila look astounding. We stroll to Lukla, taking a descending path.

At Lukla, we partake in a hot shower and a decent dinner. At night, we host a little gathering to commend the outcome of our excursion. Our nearby team goes along with us and makes our last night in the mountains critical.

Overnight in a teahouse at Lukla