STUNNING MOUNTAIN VIEWS OF THE WORLD'S HIGHEST, INCLUDING MOUNT EVEREST AND LHOTSE
UNIQUE TREKKING EXPERIENCE THROUGH DIVERSE LANDSCAPES, FROM DENSE FORESTS TO HIGH ALPINE TERRAIN
CULTURAL INSIGHTS ABOUT THE LOCAL SHERPA PEOPLE WITH THEIR UNIQUE CULTURE AND HOSPITALITY
CHALLENGING ASCENT, A 6,000+ METER CLIMB IS A REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENT
WITNESSING MAGICAL SUNRISE AND SUNSET VIEWS FROM HIGH-ALTITUDE CAMPSITES
VALUABLE EXPERIENCE IN HIGH-ALPINE MOUNTAINEERING
OPPORTUNITIES FOR SCENIC ADVENTURE PHOTOGRAPHY
REMOTE AND LESS-VISITED ROUTES IN THE KHUMBU REGION ALLOW PEACEFUL AND REFLECTIVE EXPERIENCE
CAMPING EXPERIENCE IN THE HIGH CAMPGROUNDS, PROVIDING A TRUE WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE
VISIT MONASTERIES AND LEARN ABOUT FLOURISHING BUDDHISM IN THE REGION
ENJOY AUTHENTIC SHERPA AND LOCAL NEPALI FOOD DURING THE TREK
Overview
Climbing Mera Peak is a challenging and rewarding adventure in the Khumbu region of Nepal. Mera Peak stands at 6,476 meters (21,247 feet) and offers stunning panoramic views of the Himalayas.
Certainly, Mera Peak Climbing offers a range of unique and unforgettable moments. Throughout the trek and from the summit of Mera Peak, you'll be treated to breathtaking panoramic views of some of the world's highest peaks, including Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga. Indeed, the Himalayan scenery is awe-inspiring and makes the entire journey worthwhile.
Moreover, the trek to Mera Peak takes you through lush rhododendron forests, picturesque valleys, and remote Sherpa villages. You'll experience the diverse landscapes of the Khumbu region, from dense forests to high alpine terrain. Along the way, you'll have the opportunity to interact with the local Sherpa people, experiencing their warm hospitality and learning about their unique culture and traditions. Visiting monasteries and villages is a highlight of the trip. Watch for the region's wildlife, including Himalayan thars, musk deer, and various bird species. The natural beauty of the Himalayas is all around you, offering a sense of serenity and connection with the environment.
Climbing Mera Peak is a physically demanding endeavor requiring endurance, strength, and mental fortitude. The ascent to the summit can be challenging due to the altitude, cold, and changing weather conditions, providing a sense of accomplishment upon completion. Likewise, the climb offers an excellent opportunity to learn about and experience the effects of high-altitude trekking and the importance of proper acclimatization. You'll gradually ascend to higher altitudes to minimize the risk of altitude sickness.
Standing on the summit of Mera Peak, you'll feel a tremendous sense of achievement. It's an accomplishment to add to your mountaineering resume, and the view from the top is a reward. Similarly, witnessing the sunrise and sunset from various high-altitude campsites is a magical experience. Further, the play of colors over the mountains is a sight to behold and provides excellent photo opportunities.
Furthermore, climbing Mera Peak is often done with a team, including guides, fellow climbers, and support staff. The shared challenges and triumphs create strong bonds and camaraderie among team members. It's more than just a physical challenge; it's a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. It tests your physical and mental limits, often leading to a greater sense of self-confidence and resilience.
Remember that climbing Mera Peak, like any high-altitude adventure, comes with risks and challenges. It's crucial to be well-prepared, physically fit, and have a competent guide and support team to ensure a safe and successful climb. Despite the challenges, the experience of climbing Mera Peak is gratifying and can be a life-changing adventure for those who undertake it.
Overall, the Mera Peak Climbing is one of Nepal's most thrilling peak-climbing packages that bestows exciting Himalayan territories. It will be an unforgettable experience for you. We provide an excellent rendering of services to our customers and ensure customer satisfaction on each journey. We carefully craft our trip packages to make it more relaxed with non-compromising services delivered. Join us in this thrilling adventure where you can experience the aesthetically pleasing magnificence of the mountains and nature with us! However, you can also opt for our other peak climbing packages, like the Naya Kanga Peak Climbing package. Another one we offer is the Island Peak Climbing package, which you can also undergo.
Detail Itinerary
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1Day 01
Arrival in Kathmandu
Arrive in Kathmandu, Nepal. Meet with your trekking agency representative at the airport. Transfer to your hotel in Kathmandu—briefing on the climbing itinerary.
Overnight at the hotel.
2Day 02
Free Day/Trek Preparation
You can rest at the hotel, stroll around the city and prepare for trekking the next day. Purchase any necessary gear and equipment for the climb. We will discuss plans and finalize logistics.
Overnight at the hotel. Breakfast is included.
3Day 03
Fly to Lukla and Trek to Paiya (Chutok) (2,730m/8,956ft), Duration: 30 mins flight, Duration: 5 Hours
Early morning flight from Kathmandu to Lukla (2,800 meters). Start trekking towards Paiya, also known as Chutok (2,730 meters)—approximately 3-4 hours of trekking.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner are included.
4Day 04
Paiya to Pangkongma (2,846 meters), Duration: 6 Hours
Trek through rhododendron and bamboo forests. Reach Pangkongma after approximately 5-6 hours of trekking.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner are included.
5Day 05
Pangkongma to Nashing Dingma (2,600 meters)
Descend to the Hinku River and cross the Zatrawa La Pass—a trekking duration of about 4-5 hours.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner are included.
6Day 06
Nashing Dingma to Chhatra Khola (2,800 meters)
Continue along the Hinku Valley. Trek to Chhatra Khola. Trekking duration: approximately 5-6 hours.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner are included.
7Day 07
Chhatra Khola to Kothe (3,691 m/12,109ft), Duration: 6-7 hours
Trek through a dense forest. Reach Kothe, a small settlement. Trekking duration: about 5-6 hours.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner are included.
8Day 08
Kothe to Tangnang (4,350 m/14,297ft), Duration: 3-4 hours
Trek along the Hinku Valley. Reach Tangnang—trekking duration: approximately 5-6 hours.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner are included.
9Day 09
Tangnang to Khare (5,045 m/16,486ft), Duration: 2-3 hours
Ascend to Khare, the base camp for Mera Peak. Trekking duration: about 3-4 hours.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner are included.
10Day 10
Khare - Acclimatization/Pre-climb Training
Day of acclimatization: Take it easy and go exploring.
Pre-Climb Training:
Following lunch, our guides will give training in peak climbing methods and the use of climbing equipment, including ice axes, climbing boots, crampons, harnesses, ascenders, and more.
Please note that while a bit of training boosts the likelihood of reaching the top and genuinely enjoying the experience, it is not necessary for Mera.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, lunch, and Dinner are included.
11Day 11
Khare to Mera High Camp (5,780m/18,958ft), Duration:6-7 hours
Trek to Mera La, a high camp. Set up tents for the night—trekking duration: approximately 3-4 hours. Continue ascending to the Mera Peak High Camp. Set up high camp and rest. Trekking time: about 3-4 hours.
Overnight in a tent. Breakfast, lunch, and Dinner are included.
12Day 12
Summit Day (Mera Peak, 6,461m/21,190ft) and Return to Khare (5045m/16,547ft), Duration: 8-9 hours
Early morning start for the summit push. Summit Mera Peak. Descend back to Khare. Summit day can take around 10-12 hours.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, lunch and Dinner are included.
13Day 13
Reserve Summit Day
A contingency day in case of bad weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, lunch and Dinner are included.
14Day 14
Khare to Kothe (3600m/11808ft), Duration: 4-5 hours
Descend to Kothe. Trekking duration: approximately 5-6 hours.
Overnight in teahouse. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner are included.
15Day 15
Kothe to Thuli Kharka (4,300 m/14,107ft), Duration: 5-6 hours
Trek to Thuli Kharka. Trekking duration: about 5-6 hours.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, lunch, and Dinner are included.
16Day 16
Thuli Kharka to Lukla
Trek back to Lukla. Trekking duration: approximately 6-7 hours.
Overnight in a teahouse. Breakfast, lunch, and Dinner are included.
17Day 17
Fly back to Kathmandu
Take an early morning flight back to Kathmandu. Rest and relax in Kathmandu.
Overnight at the hotel. Breakfast is included.
18Day 18
Kathmandu Free Day
A free day in Kathmandu for rest or exploring the city further.
Overnight at the hotel. Breakfast is included.
19Day 19
Departure/Farewell
One of our office representatives will transfer you from the hotel to the airport three hours before your scheduled flight. And you will then depart with many unforgettable memories of the experience and beautiful things to share.
Breakfast is included.
(This itinerary is a general guideline and can be customized based on your preferences and requests.)
If the provided schedule isn't suitable for you, we are able to create personalized travel arrangements according to your preferences and requirements.
All ground (airport/hotel) transfers by private vehicles
Four nights accommodation with breakfast at a 3-star category hotel in Kathmandu
Full board meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) with tea/coffee during the trek
Seasonal fruits - after dinner snacks during the trek
Best available twin sharing lodge to lodge accommodation during the trip (We provide attached bathrooms with hot showers at Lukla, Phakding, and Namche.)
One highly experienced, helpful, and certified trekking guide and porters to carry luggage (1 porter for two people), including their food, accommodation, salary, equipment, and accidental insurance
Round trip flight Kathmandu – Lukla and Lukla – Kathmandu, including departure taxes
Escape Himalaya Duffle Bag, Down Jacket, and Sleeping Bag during the trek
General climbing equipment such as rope, ice screw, snow bar etc.
Escape Himalaya T-shirt, Trekking Map, and Trip Achievement Certificate
A comprehensive first-aid medical kit
Gaurishanker National Park Permit, Mera Peak Climbing Permit and All Permit Fees
All government taxes & office service charges
Cost Excludes
Lunch and Dinner while in Kathmandu
Travel Insurance
International Airfare
Nepal Entry Visa (You can obtain a visa upon your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu. A multiple-entry tourist visa suitable for 30 days can be obtained by paying USD 50 or equivalent foreign currency. Similarly, multiple-entry tourist visas for 90 days can be obtained by paying USD 125. Please bring two copies of passport-size photos.)
Cold drinks including coke, water, Fanta, etc.
Snacks and other personal expenses
Hot showers during the trek except in Phakding, Namche, and Lukla
Personal Trekking Equipment
Wi-Fi / Internet during the trek
Tips and gratuities for trekking staff and drivers
Planning an Mera PeakTrek? Here are the Top 10 key things to know for an extraordinary adventure:
Season's Greetings: Pick the perfect time to go! Spring (March-May) and autumn (Sept-Nov) offer clear skies and stunning views.
Pack Smart: Travel light! Choose a comfortable backpack and pack only essentials for the changing weather.
Go at Your Own Pace: Don't rush! Enjoy the scenery and listen to your body. Slow and steady wins the race.
Train Like a Champ: Get in shape! Hiking at altitude requires some physical preparation.
Mind Over Mountain: Be prepared for challenges! A positive attitude goes a long way.
Fuel Your Hike: Eat healthy! Choose nutritious food to keep you energized throughout the trek.
Gear Up for Success: Dress for the elements! Pack clothes and footwear suitable for mountain weather.
Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water! Dehydration can be a problem at high altitudes.
Plan Your Path: Find a suitable itinerary! Choose a route that matches your experience and desired duration.
Respect the Locals: Be a good guest! Learn some basic Nepali phrases and be mindful of local customs.
Bonus Tip: Capture the memories! Take photos and videos to document your incredible journey.
Additional Cost Planning
Apart from the significant costs of your Mera Peak trip package, you will need to budget for specific additional fees. Here's a simple plan to help you budget while still having a good time:
Trail Necessities:
Hot Gas Showers: Tea houses may charge $5-7 for a warm shower, particularly at higher elevations.
Charging Electronics: Tea houses may allow you to charge your electronics for $4-6 per hour with solar power. Bringing a portable charger is convenient.
Food & Treats:
Extra Meals: Depending on where you are, you may want to purchase more snacks or lunches, which cost between $5 and $20.
Drinks: Expect to spend $1-4 per water bottle. Other drinks may be more expensive, so use a reusable bottle and water filter to save money and prevent waste.
Staying Connected:
Wi-Fi: While many guest houses offer Wi-Fi, they also provide Air-link and Everest-Link cards, which typically cost 700-800 rupees for 24 hours. If you need internet access, consider downloading maps and entertainment beforehand.
Remember that prices might vary, so use these estimates as a guideline.
Please look at your spending patterns for drinks, snacks, and gifts.
Note: Carry Nepali Rupees for incidental expenses. While some tea shops accept US dollars, possessing the local currency eliminates conversion problems and ensures you have the correct amounts for smaller transactions.
By budgeting for these things, you'll be better prepared to deal with unexpected costs and enjoy your Everest Base Camp Short route!
Dining on the EBC or Mera Peak Trek: From Classic Favorites to Local Delights
Lunch and dinner on the Everest Region trek are a delicious adventure. Dal Bhat, a traditional Nepali cuisine, is popular among trekkers due to its low cost and high-calorie content. But the variety does not end there. Tea houses cater to various tastes, with classic dishes such as fried rice, chicken curries, burgers, and pizzas. Noodle enthusiasts can have stir-fried noodles or cheesy pasta meals.
After a day of hiking, dinner becomes a joyous occasion, with tea houses broadening their menus to include a broader selection of familiar favorites and local specialties. So, whether you crave a hearty Dal Bhat or a soothing slice of pizza, the EBC short journey delivers a great and satisfying refill after each adventure-filled day.
Mera Peak Climbing Trek Fundamentals:
Prepare for the EBC short Trek with our complete package, carefully planned to keep you comfortable and prepared during the entire trip.
We provide a 120-liter Duffel Bag for trek packing, a certified -20°C Down Jacket, and a four-season Sleeping Bag, ensuring warmth and coziness during chilly mountain nights.
Trekking Duffel Bag
A duffle bag, also known as a kit bag, is a cylindrical-shaped carrying bag with a top closure generally made of natural or sturdy fabric (usually canvas). It has a handle or a shoulder strap, making it easy for the porter to carry it. Duffle bags are commonly used for traveling, sports, outdoor activities, or temporary storage. They are used for carrying clothing, personal items, and electronics or sports gear during travel. The size of the duffle bag varies according to one's needs and requirements. They come in different sizes, from small to large travel duffle bags, and can hold required gear during travel. Generally, duffle bags are used to carry loads up to 15 kg in all treks, which vary according to the size and materials to be carried during the travel and the porter's carrying limit. Duffle bags are suitable for trekking due to their comfort and accessibility as they are flexible and portable, making them easy to carry. It is an excellent choice to carry for traveling due to its versatility and ease of handling.
Trekking Duffle Bag
We arrange the duffle bags that hold up to 120 liters of storage capacity and are also waterproof, which helps in the rainy environment by protecting the materials inside the bag. Generally, the porter carries these duffle bags during the trek. You can bring a small or medium carrying bag to have personal materials and gadgets. Please remember that your luggage and suitcase will be securely managed and safeguarded at our hotel while you enjoy your trek, and we will quickly return to you once you complete your trek.
Down Jacket
A down jacket, a puffer jacket, is a quilted coat filled with soft feathers from a duck or goose. Down jackets are more prevalent in cold climates and especially useful in mountains and higher altitudes. They are generally preferred by hikers, trekkers, and backpackers for being extremely comfortable due to their lightweight and compressibility, making them easy to pack without occupying much space. It has an excellent warmth-to-weight ratio, which is the best for maintaining body heat and is essential for trekking in cold climates and higher altitudes.
It is also ideal for wearing and sleeping during high-altitude treks, providing excellent insulation and comfort. Please return it once the trek is completed to preserve it for the next adventures.
Sleeping Bag
Sleeping bags are essential gear for travelers and trekkers. They provide good comfort and protection in various climatic conditions and altitudes. Most of our treks and tours require a sleeping bag, as it keeps you warm by trapping the heat around your body.
The sleeping bags we use are mummy-shaped, with a zip that opens and closes, keeping the top tight around you. They are used in cold and wet climates at high altitudes( -20°C to -25°C maximum temperature), giving you protection and comfort. They are also lightweight and compact, making them easy to carry on long treks. The sleeping bag is returned after the trek, as it helps us maintain our gear for future adventurers.
At Escape Himalaya, we provide a detailed checklist of essential trekking gear, ensuring you're fully equipped for your Himalayan adventure.
At Escape Himalaya, we provide a detailed checklist of essential trekking gear, ensuring you're fully equipped for your Himalayan adventure.
HEAD
Sun Hat or Scarf
Lightweight Balaclava or Warm Fleece Hat
Sunglasses with UV Protection
Headband or ear covers
FEET
Thin, Lightweight Inner Socks
Thick, Warm Wool Hiking Socks
Sturdy Hiking Boots
Camp Shoes (Sneakers/Sandals)
Gaiters
Spare Laces
Microspikes
HANDS
Lightweight Gloves
Heavyweight Gloves or Mittens
Hand Warmers
LOWER BODY
Undergarments
Hiking Shorts
Lightweight Cotton Long Pants
Light & Expedition Weight Thermal Bottoms
Fleece Pants
Waterproof Shell Pants
ACCESSORIES
Backpack (30-50 LTR)
Headlamp
First Aid Kit
Large Plastic Bag
Trekking Poles
Water Bottle
Toiletries
Lip Balm
Water Purification Tablets
Dry Bags/Ziploc Bags
Earplugs
Guide and Porter
Chargers
Bag Covers
Raincoat
Personal Care Kit
Sunscreen
Moisturizer
Personal Hygiene Items
Wet Wipes
Tissues
Handwash
Blister Plasters
Portable Hand Sanitizer
ADDITIONAL ITEMS
Maps and Guides
Snacks/Energy Bars
Camera
Notebook/Pen
Prepare for your Mera Peak Trek confidently, knowing you have all the necessary gear and essentials to make your journey safe, comfortable, and memorable.
Excellent trekking experience with Escape Himalaya to Kala Patthar! Everything went seamlessly, and my guide ensured we were safe and comfortable at all times, even in the high altitude. Will definitely choose EH again when I am back in Nepal for more hiking! The country is so beautiful and just has so much to offer!
Just back from a fantastic 2 week trek around the Manaslu Circuit including Larke Pass (5100m). The weather was perfect and the views were outstanding!!
Our guide Phurba Sherpa was excellent. Super knowledgeable and helpful at all times and always made sure we had a fantastic trip.
Our porter, Ram Badhadur Magar was also a rockstar. He was super professional and always arrived before us every day. He was also super friendly and helpful too.
Thanks to Phurba, Ram for always smiling and for a fantastic trip. Would highly recommend them to anyone interested in trekking in Nepal
My 60 year old pals set out in hope on this adventure. In late March. We had our guide Raj Kumar and two porterd Janak and Ramesh. All three were stars. We changed our schedule - no problem. I would not have made it without Raj. I cannot thank him enough. Janak often took my back pack on steep climbs where I was struggling. This is a truly majestic and spiritual trek and I would encourage using Escape Himalaya and request this team of guide and porters if you want to give yourself the best chance of finishing and making best use of your time.
Yes, the majority of travelers to Nepal will need a visa. You can acquire one upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu or at land border crossings. Alternatively, you have the option to apply for a visa beforehand at a Nepalese embassy or consulate in your home country.
Q2. Will there be someone to pick me up at the airport when I arrive?
Yes, Escape Himalaya offers airport pickup services for our clients. We recognize the significance of a seamless arrival and strive to guarantee a trouble-free beginning to your journey. When you reserve a trek or tour with us, you can coordinate with our team to schedule a representative to greet you at the airport upon your arrival.
Look for our staff member holding a signboard bearing your name or the company's name for easy recognition. Providing us with your flight details ahead of time, including your flight number and estimated arrival time, enables us to make suitable arrangements for your pickup.
Q3. As a solo traveler, are you able to join a group for your journey?
Certainly! As a solo traveler, you're welcome to join one of the groups organized by Escape Himalaya. We frequently arrange group treks and tours that cater to individuals traveling alone. Joining a group not only allows you to meet other travelers but also offers the opportunity to share experiences and potentially lower costs.
When reaching out to Escape Himalaya, simply inform us that you're a solo traveler interested in joining a group. We'll then provide details about available group departures and assist you in selecting a trek or tour that aligns with your preferences and travel dates.
Q4. What are the types of hotel you use in Kathmandu?
Generally, we use the best available 3-star, 4-star, and 5-star category hotels for travelers' accommodation in Kathmandu. Meanwhile, travelers can upgrade or prolong accommodation with us as required.
The costs to prolong or upgrade hotel accommodation in Kathmandu may vary based on preferred hotel rates.
Q5. Would it be possible for me to upgrade my accommodation to a luxury hotel in Kathmandu?
Certainly! You have the option to upgrade your accommodation to a luxury hotel in Kathmandu. If you wish to elevate your stay from the standard 3-star hotel provided by Escape Himalaya, simply let us know, and we can arrange the upgrade for you. However, please bear in mind that availability and pricing for luxury hotels may fluctuate based on the hotel and the timing of your visit.
Q6. Which destinations are commonly favored by tourists visiting Nepal?
Nepal boasts breathtaking natural landscapes and a profound cultural legacy. Among the sought-after tourist spots are Kathmandu (the capital), Pokhara, Chitwan National Park, Lumbini (the birthplace of Lord Buddha), Bhaktapur, as well as the renowned trekking regions of Annapurna, Everest, Langtang, Manaslu, and Upper Mustang.
Q7. What is your cancellation policy?
Escape Himalaya's cancellation policy states that the initial 20% deposit made upon booking is non-refundable and will be considered a cancellation fee. This policy is effective immediately upon booking confirmation. If you cancel your trip, this deposit is retained by Escape Himalaya.
However, if you have paid more than the 20% deposit, the cancellation fee will be reduced to 20%, and the remaining balance will be refunded via the original payment method.
Alternatively, they offer a flexible postponement policy. You can postpone your trip without any additional charge if you notify them at least one day before the scheduled departure. This allows you to reschedule your trip to a later date without losing your deposit.
Q8. Do we need a visa before coming to Nepal?
Yes, most travelers need a visa to enter Nepal. However, the process for obtaining a visa depends on your nationality. You can either obtain a visa from the diplomatic consulate office of Nepal in your respective country or apply for an “On Arrival” visa at the entry checkpoints of Nepal. Please click this link to get more information on ways to issue a tourist visa. Also please see the visa fee here below:
On-Arrival Visa Fee at Entry Points of Nepal:
15 Days – 30 USD
30 Days – 50 USD
90 Days – 125 USD
Indian nationals do not need to have a visa to enter Nepal however they need to bring an official document such as a Passport or Election card (issued by the Election Commission) that proves their identity.
Q9. Which one is better: Group or Solo (private) trek?
Escape Himalaya offers both group and solo trek to Everest Base Camp. However, to choose to join which tour style completely depends upon the traveler itself.
If you are happy to meet people from other parts of the world and join in an experience of a lifetime with fellow travelers, then going for a group trek is also best.
However, if you prefer freedom and flexibility, trekking solo (private) will give you the independence to set your own pace and choose your itinerary. You will have the flexibility to make spontaneous decisions. You will not be bound by a group schedule and choose to lead your journey as you wish and even modify the plan if needed.
Q10. Who will come to pick me up at the airport on arrival day?
Upon your arrival in Kathmandu, one of our representative staff will be there to pick you up at the airport holding a display board of Escape Himalaya. This service is included in all their trekking packages to ensure a smooth and comfortable start to your adventure. The representative will escort you to your hotel, where you will be staying as per the package itinerary. This service is designed to provide you with a hassle-free experience right from the beginning of your trip.
Q11. Is it possible to travel solo in Nepal?
Yes, it is possible to travel solo in Nepal, and Escape Himalaya supports solo travelers with tailored services. They recommend hiring a guide for safety and better navigation, especially on complex trails. The company provides both male and female guides and ensures reputable accommodations for comfort and security. They also offer airport pickup and drop-off services for a smooth travel experience. Many solo travelers, including solo female trekkers, have reported positive experiences, highlighting the professionalism and support of Escape Himalaya throughout their journey.
Q12. What type of trekking duffle bag and day pack should I bring?
For trekking in Nepal, you will need a 60-80 liter duffle bag made of durable, water-resistant material. Escape Himalaya provides a duffle bag for your gear, carried by porters. For your day pack, choose a 20-30 liter pack with adjustable straps, hydration compatibility, and multiple compartments. Ensure both bags are durable and comfortable for the trek.
Q13. What kind of trekking boots should I bring?
For trekking in Nepal, bring mid to high-cut waterproof boots with a breathable material like Gore-Tex. Ensure they have a snug fit, a lightweight design, and high-traction rubber soles like Vibram. Break them in before your trek to avoid blisters and discomfort.
