Mera Peak, at an altitude of 6,476 meters, is considered Nepal’s highest trekking peak. The peak is located in the Everest region, providing a chance to climb a high-altitude peak without any major technical obstacles that come with climbing.
Considered among easier peaks to scale, the Mera Peak climbing is nevertheless not devoid of several series of obstacles that must be cautiously prepared both physically and psychologically. It is, therefore, an ideal objective for trekkers with some mountaineering experience who want to take on a more demanding adventure.
Climbing Mera Peak requires much more than basic trekking skills, despite its less technical route. The altitude is high, weather conditions can change suddenly, and the physical ascent itself calls for prior planning and proper training among the most advanced climbers. The panoramic view of the magnificent Himalayas including Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu and Kanchenjunga can be seen from the top.
In this blog, we are going to discuss the main problems one will face while doing the peak climb of Mera Peak and some tips regarding how one can successfully conquer this amazing mountain.
From comprehending the physical demands of the climb to navigating the technical aspects, this guide will walk you through preparing for your adventure and making the climb as smooth as possible.
Physical Challenges
There are generally several physical challenges of Mera Peak climbing, perhaps the most important one comes from the high altitude at 6,476 meters. The air becomes about one-third as thin thus, there is very little oxygen in the air for the human body to use. Higher altitudes can bring altitude sickness to many climbers.
Symptoms include headaches, dizziness, nausea and shortness of breath. This is vital so you must have adequate acclimatization, done by a gradual ascent and taking rest days at higher altitudes. Drinking plenty of water and eating well will help your body adjust.
Another very important factor is endurance. Long days of trekking, steep ascents and conditions that can be physically demanding are in store for you. You will have to be in good physical shape since the trek involves hours of walking every day mostly on uneven ground. Preparing your body through cardio exercises and strength training before the trip will enable your body to handle the strain of the climb.
Cold at a high altitude can be brutal, especially at night. The temperature usually drops at night to very low levels which sometimes causes internal coldness, which lowers energy levels and stamina. Well-insulated clothes, gloves, and other clothing trap body heat and stave off frostbites.
Lastly, another big challenge is gear management. Wherever porters and guides will carry the major share of the gear, you still need to carry such things as personal water, gear, and snacks. Keeping your things in order and distributing your loads evenly will help you preserve energy and focus on the climb.
Technical Challenges
Although Mera Peak does not require advanced technical climbing skills, a series of important technical challenges have to be faced by climbers. First of all, glacier crossing is one of the major obstacles. For the safe crossing of these icy stretches, the climbers make use of crampons and ice axes for grip and balance. Ropes will also help in stabilizing things and offer protection on steep sections of the glacier.
Other hazards include risks posed by crevasses: and deep cracks in the ice that are dangerous. You will have to get an education on these breakthroughs of ice and the know-how of safely going over them. Guides will open the path but always you must exercise care and stick to what has been put out in their instructions.
As you near the summit, the slopes grow steeper and the air even thinner. The lesser amount of oxygen makes breathing and efficient movement through it increasingly hard. That’s when proper mountaineering techniques, use of the right equipment, and pacing come into play. Having an experienced guide ensures safety and gives support when one needs to overcome technical challenges.
Weather and Environmental Challenges
Climbing Mera Peak means coping with unpredictable weather; this can be one of the serious challenges while reaching such a high altitude. Sudden snowstorms with strong winds and whiteout situations, when visibility reaches almost zero, can take place and make it difficult to navigate.
Conditions can thus get worse, increasing the chances of a climber losing his/her way. One has to be prepared at any moment for bad weather during the entire expedition, especially on the summit push.
mera peak climbing in Nepal
Other weather conditions include low visibility due to thick fog or heavy snow that may reduce visibility even when using the services of a guide. This will make it difficult to view the trail and slow the progress, adding to the overall difficulty of the climb. During such times, one has to be focused and follow the guide closely, as getting lost is dangerous.
The environment around Mera Peak is fragile, and climbers must be sure not to destroy it in any way. It’s a call for respect to the natural surroundings by following eco-conscious practices like carrying out all waste, not damaging plant life and minimizing noise. Environmental awareness will allow trekkers to take better care of this beauty and thus protect the fragile ecosystems of the Himalayas for future trekkers.
Psychological Challenges
Climbing Mera Peak is as much a mental challenge as it is physical. The greatest psychological challenges involve maintaining mental stamina. The climb requires long exhausting days of trekking and at times, the fatigue can feel overwhelming. Staying determined and focused on the goal even when you’re tired is key to pushing through the tough moments.
Isolation can also be harsh. In these remote high-altitude regions, you may feel disconnected from the outside world. The feeling of being so far from home can be lonely, especially during those challenging parts of the climb. Having a good team behind your back and keeping in contact with your fellow climbers will help you overcome this feeling of isolation.
Not every attempt at the summit will go down successfully; weather conditions, health, or other unforeseen circumstances may get in your way. You learn from those setbacks and stay positive. Every attempt is about learning, so you take the journey and not the destination.
Preparing for the Climb
Preparations for Mera Peak mean good, regular exercise and planning for safe and successful climbing that is, intense training and fitness, so the program includes mostly cardio exercises like running, cycling, and hiking to improve endurance. Strength training especially for your legs, core and upper body will help you to handle the physical demands of the trek. It’s also beneficial to do some high-altitude treks beforehand to get used to the effects of thinner air.
Mera Peak climbing
Acclimatization is one of the most important aspects of prevention against altitude sickness. Gradual ascent with planned rest days at higher altitudes will help your body get acclimatized to the change in oxygen. The itinerary of the trek should provide for such acclimatization stops, very essential for your general health and well-being.
It is also important to pack the right gear, including your luggage layers for warmth, waterproof outerwear, and well-fitting trekking boots. The summit push will require crampons, ropes, and ice axes for safety, as well as gloves, a headlamp, and a good sleeping bag for the cold nights ahead.
You also want to hire a professional guide for your expedition. Professional guides will manage the logistics and safety of getting information about the route and handling unforeseen problems so that you have time to focus entirely on climbing.
Why Climb Mera Peak?
Mera Peak is a gorgeous climb—a panoramic view at almost every turn, making virtually every step of the challenge a pleasure. From here, on the summit of the world, one’s gaze could make out several stunning peaks from Everest to Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga, the largest, colossal giants in the world surely make the climbing memorable.
The other very strong reward is the sense of achievement: reaching the top of Mera Peak, the highest trekking peak in Nepal, is such a great personal achievement since it’s a test of endurance, skill, and strength of mind, so the feeling of pride and the overwhelming sense of satisfaction while standing at the top can’t be expressed in mere words.
Moreover, the climb is culturally enriching. Passing through Sherpa villages on the way up, you will understand the peculiarities of the Himalayan lifestyle. Scenic landscapes and encounters with the locals turn this journey into a chance to not only test your physical abilities but also get closer to the beauty and culture of the Everest region.
Mera Peak Climbing
Climbing at Mera Peak is an exhilarating and rewarding adventure, but it comes with its own set of challenges. Preparation for overcoming these will be necessary, whether the challenge is physical, related to high altitude and endurance, or technical, regarding glacier crossings and crevasses. Mental stamina, acclimatization, proper gear, and being prepared for bad weather are crucial elements to a successful summit.
But it’s always important that you know your limits during a climb and put your safety out in front of the mountainous incline. The trek is both personal growth and learning that you undergo to reach the peak. So, if you’re up for a challenge, carefully plan and prepare yourself for climbing.
The entire climbing experience can be both safer and more fulfilling when you plan it with expert guides or trekking companies that can provide you with expertise in logistics, safety and environmental matters. Their expertise will support you through the physical and logistical challenges, enabling you to appreciate the stunning beauty and rich culture of the Himalayas more effectively.
Makalu Base camp and Sherpini-col pass Trek, 28 days Cost, Itinerary , Best season is most likely Nepal’s most adventures and the challenging pass located in the south-east from Mount Everest. The trek is located between two popular national parks Makalu Barun National Park and Sagarmatha National Park. Makalu base camp and Serpini Col pass is known as one of the world’s toughest passes. This route starts from the eastern part of Nepal at Sankhuwasava district. Mt.Makalu base camp and Sherpini Col pass route begins after a short 40 minutes domestic flight to Tumlingtar airport. Tumlingtar airport is located in the lowest elevation of 450m and this is also the lowest elevation of this trek.
Once you safely landed in Tumlingtar airport, then basically you will take a jeep to Num. The road go through the Arun river valley for a while and take right side up towards Bhotebash via mane Bhanjyang. Once you reach in Bhotebash you feel a little bit cool with fresh air. Tumlingtar is very warm temperature so you feel very hot in the beginning of the drive but after a few hours of drive you will reach in a bit higher in top of the hill then you feel cooler. If the weather is clear until you reach in this town you will have the first view of Mt. Makalu mountain range alt 8443m. in distance.
Continuously, you will drive down to Num which will be approximately 4 to 5 hours drive in total. So, you won’t have enough time to start walking, so, you must stay in Num overnight. You will have time to prepare walking to Makalu base camp and Sherpini- col pass trek.
west col Sherpicol pass
Our climbing sherpa team takes a picture before they start to climb.
In Num, only Basic lodge are available, still, you will have a good time with local people’s warm hospitality. In the evening they will serve you organic Nepali foods and drinks. Next mornng we trek to Seduwa where the trail goes steep down again to Arun river. Num to Seduwa walking distance is 6 to 7 hours, on this day mostly you will walk in low altitude area so, the temperature will be very hot again. You don’t need more clothes during the walking period. Next day or day 3rd of this trek you will trek from Seduwa to Tashi gaon today is very easy to walk, but this will help us to save energy for further days treks, Tashi Gaun is one of the popular Sherpa habitation in this trek, more than 1000 to 1200 Sherpa people live here permanently, afternoon you can visit the Monastery and museum, while you walking around Tashi Gaun (Villages) you will see how Sherpa people stay in mountains with great cooperate with each other, and you can also see their basic daily lifestyle. Some groups also make a day rest here its help for acclimatization to go higher pass to Sherpa –Col pass (alt 6160m), after Tashi Gaun you can’t find a big town, only you will cross fewer local tea house, Cow and ship statements, continually on the day 4th of this trek you will walk Tashi Gaun to Kongma la (alt 3790m) dada, mainly you will be ascending, generally it takes in between 8 to 10 hours, this is your big walking day, along the trek you will walk through the jungle and Sherpa farming land, some people say about today it’s a big ascending day for earlier training or preparation to go high adventure trek to Makalu base camp and Sherpini – Col pass. on the day 5th of this trek, you shall trek to Satdobatoo, via Kongma-la pass cross, which is not that high pass, but most of the time fuggy is staying on this hill, so it makes a bit harder even its lower altitude pass, After Dobato it is just down to Barun River and easy up to yangrikharka, which is a beautiful Makalu valley. Yangri kharka and Makalu base camp valley it is the most beautiful scenery of Makalu Range Mountain, you shall see nicer and close from you.
Once you reach in Makalu base camp (alt 4790m) it is just amazing beauty of the world top fifth -eight thousand big mountain base camp. Once you reach in Makalu base camp then will have time to explore the Barun glacier and you need to save energy for rest of the adventure parts of Sherpini- Col passes 6100m.
Sherpini – Col pass harder parts start from here.
Makalu Base camp and Sherpini Col pass trek trail in brife
From Makalu base camp Trek, we trek towards to Swiss camp, walking distance looks not so long total walking distance is only 4 to 5 hours, but walking into the glacier & stone takes more hours, along the trek, today you will be enjoying with a magnificent view of Makalu Mountains( alt 8481m)make your feel very happy, and you won’t feel that much harder walk into the rocky parts, from Swiss camp to High camp (alt. 5650m.) it is harder to accent up into the rocky hill, Non as called Sherpani-col high camp located in the front for huge Iceland, In high camp you will have one more rest day for preparing for Sherpani -Col pass alt 6119, you need to acclimatize here, your climbing guide will teach you basic climbing training and get used to altitude, after breakfast, climbing team will go for prepare the rout fixing the rope to the top of Sherpani – Col pass, today hard work help for makes it easier for crossing the high pass,
Following days, early morning starts from high camp to Sherpani Col top is very challenging parts of this high pass basically take 7 to 8 hour to reach the top, 5 to 6 hour you can manage to reach the button of Sherpani-Col, walk-in between high camp to Sherpini-Col pass is quite interesting because of every step looks very near, but due to crevasses and hard snow frozen makes it harder to keep continue to walk and it takes more hours, somehow after struggling some hours lack of oxygen for accent to the button of Sherpani- Col, then you have to go through the rope to top for 200meters, until the top to reach it’s ok it is not very steep but still for porters to climb up it is not easy with carrying the load.
Now finally . you are on the top of Sherpani –Col alt 6190 meters you can see west -Col and huge ice field of Baruntse camp II in the west and stunning view of Mount Makalu it is always with you, in between Sherpini – Col top to another side in crevasses Iceland is very challenging parts, everyone should stay safe in rope and descend 250m. steep rocky mountains, here you need a knowledgeable climbing guide, minimum in big the group we need a three basic knowledgeable Sherpa team, always in mountain climbing period Sherpa make the first plan or, the decision how to descend in the safe zone all group members and kitchen crew team with safety and security, after fixing the rope here all groups members should descend one by one first then Nepali kitchen crews and finally Sherpa will descend the kitchen goods slowly with safety and security normally, if encase some goods or people took the wrong direction then it can fall down to deep crevasses,
Pull back to the right direction is very hard, require a big manpower and deep knowledge Sherpa team, as per plan from Sherpa team they control in this dangerous descend parts like this way, one person stay in the turning point of ice fall and one person in the button to collect safely and one person stay in top manage the load to send slowly down, after safely rescue in this hard decent parts, all groups, kitchen crews and equipment, still you need to walk 4 to 5 hours in gradual ice parts, and its huge big area like 10 times bigger than a big football stadium , if encase a massive fuggy in this part, some people lost the right direction then its dangers and can missed our life here, as a big record about people die in past, End of this flat area we make camp tonight, a similar strategy like Sherpani-Col high camp, here also climbing guide and other crews go to prepare for west-Col small accent and long descent for next day to make sure rope condition and other preparation. This the part is most probably one of the most beautiful places in this whole adventure the trip, the lap of Barunte to sleep with seeing massif mount Makalu is definitely there is no other place to something similar like here, tonight is very hard to spend with this high altitude and sleep.
Next morning descending from west-Col, it is the hardest pass in this a trip among other passes in Everest and Makalu region, you have to descend at list promptly 300-meter street to Baruntse camp I from the west –Col, during descending time lose rock may fall and can hit anybody so you need to be careful anytime, the mountains roles will be same like a yesterday in Sherpini –Col pass, with safety and security Sherpa team, send group members first one by one and then after kitchen crew, porters and equipment, Still, you can’t feel safe even completely reach in the button of west-Col still, you need to be careful rock can fall anytime and with crevasse, land and trail shape are always changing due to heavy avalanches during heavy snowfall time. After safely descending another side all groups, we trek to Baruntse camp I where we spend overnight.
Next-Day we trek to Amphu laptsa high camp (alt 5430m) camper to Sherpini –Col & west Col pass Amphu laptsa high camp is not higher so you can have a good sleep after good ascending and descending, its only 4 to 5 hours walking distance in between Baruntse camp I, from high camp to amphu laptsa it takes around 2 to 3-hour maximum to reach on top, today for final ascend to get top of Amphulaptsa pass (alt 5860m) you have to use rope, but this one is easier and much safe and last passes, from top of AMPHULAPTSA PASSES Alt. 5860m you can see Everest regions mountain, which is completely different than we show earlier from Sherpin Col and west Col pass from Makalu region, then we will onwards to descending other side base camp through the rope,aproxly 200 to 250 meter steep descending the south-north route, it’s your last the final hard part of this trek and its very challenging adventure pass and if we don’t have enough time to reach in Chukung then we stay at camp in Imse lake near Island peak base camp, if we have time and still enough energy to get in Chhukung then we trek to Chukung today directly from Amphulaptas base camp, definitely it’s another hard and big day, and then following fewer days are very easy trekking down to Chhukung, Dingboche, Namche, and Lukla before we fly back to Kathmandu, in between Chhukung to Lukla we meet many trekkers, who are heading up to Everest base camp trek, then we finally fly back from Lukla to Kathmandu and this is your adventures trip is over here with big memories and experience, definitely, you will always remember this incredible beautiful adventures trip in your lifetime.
Makalu base camp and Sherpini Col pass Itinerary for 2025/026
Day 1: Arrived in Kathmandu & transfer to your hotel (alt 1300m.)
Day 2: Trip preparation day
Day 3 : Fly to Tumlingtar from ktm, total flight duration is 50 minutes (450m.) and drive to Num (1560m.) 4-5 hours.
Day 4 : Trek to Seduwa (1510m.), 6 -7 hrs
Day 5: Trek to Tashi Gaun (2030m.) 4 – hours
Day 6 :Rest day in Tashi Gaun.
Day 7 :Trek to Kongma dada (3700m.) 5 to 6 hours.
Day 8: Trek to Dobato (alt, 3520m), 6 to 7 hours.
Day 9 : Trek to Yangri kharka (3500m.) ,5 to 6 hours.
Day 10-:Trek to Sherson (4040m.) , to 6 hours.
Day 11:Trek to Makalu base camp (5000m.), 4 to 5 hours.
Day 12 : Explore Makalu base camp and acclimatization day.
Day 13 :Trek to Swiss camp (5350m.), 6 to 7 hours.
Day 14 : Trek to Sherpani – Col high camp (5600m.) 5 -6 hours.
Day 15 : Rest and prepare for Sherpani-col pass(this day climbing guide go up to Sherpani- col to fixed the rope to top)and porters take some load to the top as well to make easier next day)
Day 16 : Early morning trek to Sherpani – Col pass (6190m) top last 200 meters by rope and descend 200m by rope to Baruntse camp II, and camp at Baruntse camp ii nearby west- Col,( total time minimum 10 to 12 hours.
Day 17: Climb up to west – Col (6220m) and go down Baruntse camp I by rope approx.300meter , 10 to 11 hrs.
Day 18 : Trek to Amphu laptsa high camp (alt.5400m.) ,5 to 6 hours.
Day 19: Rest and prepare for Ampuhu laptsa pass.
Day 20: Early morning trek to Amphulaptsa pass(5900m) 100 meter up by rope and from top 170 meters down by rope and trek to imjase lake corner camp for overnight
Day 21 :Trek to Dingboche (alt.4400m.) 5 hours
Day 23:Trek to Namche bazaar,(alt.3400m.), 6 hours
Day 24: Relaxing day
Day 25: Trek to Lukla, Alt.2800m, 6 hours.
Day 26: Fly back to Kathmandu 35 minutes and your trip is end here.
Day 27:free time in Kathmandu, and evening invited for farewell dinner.
Day 28 : Departure to your won destination.
Makalu Base Camp with Shepini col pass trek cost for 2025 and 2026
Makalu base camp and Sherpini col pass trek cost basically starts from USD 3800 to $4500 per person, but if you are in group the cost can be reduce as the trip cost will share in group. Basically in the trip cost includes the your all expenses like Food, Accommodation, Transpiration by airplane from Kathmandu to Tumlingtar , Professional guide , Assistance guide , experience high altitude porter, Permits, Nepalese staff insurance for emergency case, Equipment’s like kitchen, camping tent for higher section of the trek, Climbing equipment’s, many more. Generally, your international flight, personal travel insurance, trekking equipment, personal climbing gears, snacks, Bar menu are not includes in the cost.
For more in details please contact us any time, we are happy to help you all the time.
What is the best time of year to do Makalu base camp and Sherpini –Col pass trek?
In Nepal here is Two big trekking and climbing season autumn from Mid September to early December and next spring season start from early March to the first week of June, are the best time of year. You cannot do this sherpini -Col pass and Makalu base camp trek in winter or summer, because of the more rain, less chance to see mountains views, mostly cloudy very less visibility around. And winter is very cold with frozen snow and ice including snowing in high mountains moments is not a good idea to go.
So always Autumn and Spring is the best time to do the high passes treks in mountains, in this season it will be the warmer temperature and mostly sunshine day and less chance to snowing, the ice, frozen snow will be melt mostly, the view of the mountains will be very clear with blue sky and. anyway for the good season also you need to have a good trekking and climbing gear for this trek and pass, when you have good equipment then it will be no problems. so the region we suggest people be prepared very well before you go this trek. We would also suggest you need to have good travel insurance for this trek, which cover your adventure trip in encase anything happens only.
Makalu basecamp and Sherpini Col pass trek suggested equipment list for 2025/026
Ice axe (it’s not necessary to bring from there, the climbing guide will carry one for the summit day.) but if you have your own then you can bring it.)
Crampons
Harness
Tape slings (2)
Screw gate karabiners (2 locks, 2 unlock)
Descended/eight-figure
Plastic mountaineering boots
Ascender/Jhumar
Helmet
Group Climbing Gears ( it’s not useful for the single climber)
Snow bar*
Rope*
Ice hammer*
Ice screw*
Head
Bandana or headscarf, also useful for dusty conditions
Warm hat that covers your ears (wool or synthetic)
Headlamp with extra batteries and bulbs
Sunglasses with UV protection
Prescription sunglasses (if required)
Upper Body
Polypropylene shirts (1 half sleeve and 2 long sleeves)
Gore-Tex jacket with hood, waterproof and breathable
Hands
1 pair of lightweight poly-liner gloves
1 pair of lightweight wool or fleece gloves
1 pair of mittens; consists of 1 Gore-Tex over mitt matched, waterproof, polar-fleece mitt liner
Lower Body
Non-cotton underwear briefs
1 pair of hiking shorts
1 pair of hiking trousers
1 pair of lightweight thermal bottoms
1 pair of fleece or woollen trousers
1 pair of waterproof shell pants, breathable fabric
Feet
2 pairs of thin, lightweight inner socks
2 pairs of heavy poly or wool socks
1 pair of hiking boots with spare laces (sturdy soles, water-resistant, ankle support, “broken in”)
1 pair of trainers or running shoes and/or sandals
Cotton socks
Gaiters
Sleeping
1 sleeping bag -30 degree centigrade
Fleece sleeping bag liner
Rucksack and Travel Bags
Daypack/backpack of 35 to 50 litres for carrying your valuables, should have good shoulder padding
Small padlocks for duffel-kit bags
We provide you duffle bag for the trip.
Medical (we will also have our first aid kit bag)
Small, personal first-aid kit (simple and light)
Aspirin, first-aid tape, and plasters (Band-Aids)
1 skin-blister repair kit
Anti-diarrhoea pills
Anti-headache pills
Cough and/or cold medicine
Anti-altitude sickness pills: Diamox or Acetazolamide
Stomach antibiotic: Ciprofloxacin, etc. Note: Do not bring sleeping pills as they are a respiratory depressant!
Water purification tablets or the water filter
1 set of earplugs
Extra pair of prescription glasses, contact lens supplies
Practical Items
1 small roll of repair tape, 1 sewing-repair kit
1 cigarette lighter, 1 small box of matches
1 compass or GPS(optional)
1 alarm clock/watch
1 digital camera with extra cards and batteries
Large Ziplocs
2 water bottles (1 litre each)
1 small folding knife
Binoculars (optional)
4 large, waterproof, disposable rubbish sacks
Toiletries
1 medium-sized quick-drying towel
Toothbrush/paste (preferably biodegradable)
Multipurpose soap (preferably biodegradable)
Deodorants
Nail clippers
Face and body moisturizer
Personal Hygiene
Wet wipes (baby wipes)you can buy everywhere on the trip
Tissue /toilet roll you can buy everywhere on the trip
Anti-bacterial handwash
Extras/Luxuries
Reading book
Trail map/guide book (Map we provide you.)
Journal and pen
1 modest swimsuit
Voltage converter (from 220 to 110 ampere)
Plug adapter (2 round pegs to 2 flat pegs)
How hard is Makalu Base Camp and Sherpini -Col pass Trek ?
This adventures trip is yes, listed in hardcore adventures high pass trekking in Nepal .you should me prepare very well for this trek, you need to know basic climbing skill for doing this high passes through he sherpini- col pass to Amphulaptsa pass, if you are a beginner of trekking or walking then do not try to go this trek, you can’t succeed this adventure Makalu base camp and Sherpin Col pass. We suggest to all adventure outdoors lovers from around the world, please be prepare yourself very well, and choose a good team of Sherpa and kitchen crew who are organizing this type of adventure trip like us.
In Sherpini –Col pass and Makalu base camp trek tent or tea house?
Kathmandu we use a three-star level Hotels with breakfast, and when trek begins from Tumlingtar to Makalu base camp there are basic homestay available, for eating and sleeping, still, we have good organic food are available till the Makalu base camp, you won’t regret to spend your time here, after Makalu base camp to until Chhukung in Everest region there is no homestay or lodge available, so spend the night at the tent and cook fresh food from kitchen crews, after Chukung you will have good lodges and good food from the menu in Everest base camp trail.
What is the highest sleep on this trekking?
Baruntse camp ii is the highest sleeping in this trekking, after Sherpani-com and before west-Col a big ice part it’s called Baruntse camp II, its 6120m high place where we spend a night before we came down to Amphulaptsa base camp at 5420m.
How many high passes should we cross on this trek?
In this high pass trekking, there are 3 big passes like a sherpani-col (6190meter),west-col(6220 meters) and Amphu laptsa (5900 meters) which are the adventure high passes in Nepal in EVEREST REGION AND Makalu region.
Final Say
Makalu Base camp and Sherpini Col pass trek, 25 to 28 days adventure treks lies in heart of the Makalu- Barun national park and Sagarmatha national park in eastern part of Nepalese mountains range, Makalu base camp with Sherpini col pass trek is known as one of the most hard, challenging and adventure trekking routes offer the breathtaking views of 100s of beautiful peaks and highlighted mountains includes the Mt. Makalu and Mt. Everest. Itself the adventure treks required the both mentally and physical well fitness and well past adventure trekking experience, and this trek route is only suites for those adventure travelers who already knew about adventure, well experience of mountain altitude, basic climbing skills as you have to climb and cross the over 6000m high passes and cross the several crevasse and deep glaciers along the trekking from Makalu Base camp Everest region during the Shepini col pass and Amphu Laptsa pass.
The Makalu base camp and Sherpini -col pass trek starts from Kathmandu – Tumlingtar by flights and drive to Num or Tashi gaun after fly and drive basically you will start to walk from here, before reach to the Makalu base camp within several walking and spend a numbers of days treks into the valley you will cross several traditional villages, charming Rai and Sherpa people, fascinating culture, Landscapes Hills, snowcaps, Mountains views in distance, waterfall, religions festival if you are in right includes warm hospitality from local people.
Total duration of this trek takes 25 to 28 days including the some extra nights exploration and acclimatization’s days, but if you only do the Makalu base camp trek it takes less days as the trek return same way down and combine with the Sherpini -col pass it will be more easier as you will not go for the high pass in the remote section of the mountain. If you are well experience trekkers and planning this trek from many years be well prepare both mentally and physically with well research about the route. Another important is your Nepalese guide and supporting team, if you have experience team those who have done this types of treks before, and they know how to arrange the trek like Sherpini col pass with good knowledge with well information if you have to go with them instead of buying the cheaper packages.
Our team are well experience, Knowledgeable and well informative about the trek since most of the guide and supporting staff are born and grew up in the mountain area of Nepal. We have been organizing several treks and expedition since 2015 to today with 100% successful rate, do not hesitate to visit our website and read a reviews and feedback from past clients. For more information and planning your Makalu Basecamp and Sherpini col pass.