Mera Peak

Into the wild hearts of the Himalayas

Welcome to a trail where the mountains still speak in silence.

A handcrafted journey to the quiet giants.

Where each step leads you deeper into a landscape so raw and real, you begin to wonder if the world forgot to tell you about this place.

Mera Trail is not your average Himalayan trek. It’s a slow unfolding – a journey through ancient Sherpa villages, across whispering forests and wild, open valleys. This is where wilderness and wonder walk side by side.

And at the end of this soulful trail lies an option for the truly bold: Mera Peak – the highest trekking peak in Nepal. At 6,476 m, it’s not just a mountain – it’s a personal Everest.

What not to expect:

• You won’t be elbowing your way through tourist crowds.
• You won’t be rushing to the next teahouse just because everyone else does.
• You won’t be chasing badges – you’ll be building stories.

Instead, expect:

• Ever-changing landscapes: from lush jungle paths to moon-like alpine plateaus.
• Quiet encounters: with yak herders, monks, and mountain spirits.
• Nights in tiny stone villages: with warm fires and warmer hearts.
• A deep, steady build-up toward the high Himalayas: one breathtaking step at a time.
• And for the daring: an unforgettable summit day on Mera Peak with a sunrise that stretches from Kanchenjunga to Everest.

Why This Is a MeroTrail – and Not a “Box-Checked Expedition„

MeroTrails MeroTrails means more than just getting from A to B.

We create journeys where you feel the altitude in your lungs and the silence in your bones.

• Tiny groups. Timeless moments. No more than 5–6 trekkers. Ever.
• Guides who don’t just know the way – they know the stories.
• Slow travel, real rest. We pace the trail to fit your rhythm, not a spreadsheet.
• Carefully selected family owned lodges & local stays. Comfortable, authentic, and full of character.
• Summit support that feels like family. If you go for the peak: our experienced high-altitude guides walk every step with you. No pressure. No race. Just you and the mountain.

Who is this trail for

For seekers of space and silence.
For adventurers who know that going far means going deep.
For those who want more than a summit – they want meaning.

And for the few who choose to take the final challenge:
Standing on Mera Peak at dawn feels like being gently lifted into the sky by the earth itself.