Mera Peak 6,476m / 21,246ft
Trekking Peak
Nepal, Everest Region | Trekking Peaks
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Suitable for those with strenuous trekking experience in high mountain environments.
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- Duration: 22 days from the UK
- On trek: 17 days
Flight inclusive from £4290, Land only from £2995
A scenically stunning mountain. Mera Peak offers a superb challenge for the very fit, keen trekker
Highlights
- Carefully planned route that provides the best acclimatisation as well as stunning Himalayan scenery
- Highly experienced UIAGM qualified leader supported by Climbing Sherpas in the ratio of 1 Sherpa to every 4 clients
- Tea house accommodation on the trail with 2 nights camping at Mera Peak
- Four star hotel in Kathmandu with time for rest and relaxation after your trek
This is an exciting, scenically stunning mountain, that provides a superb challenge for the very fit, keen hill walker. The trek to Mera Peak is technically straightforward, but as Nepal’s highest trekking peak, at 6,476m/21,246ft, it is very demanding.
Our Mera Peak expedition begins with a walk through the virgin forest of the Hinku Valley. The valley is incredibly beautiful, and provides excellent acclimatisation for the Mera Peak trek itself. Further on, walking along the glacier with glorious panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Nupste, Makalu, Ama Dablam, Cho Oyu and other 7–8,000m giants, is an unforgettable experience. Our return trek, over the Zetra La, means we don't retrace our steps and enjoy new vistas from start to finish.
We provide an unrivalled service on this Mera Peak expedition. Our top quality equipment, food, trekking staff and highly experienced leader and Climbing Sherpas all maximise your chance of achieving the summit. Call us now on 01453 844 400 to book the perfect trek to Mera Peak.
At a glance
Expedition Grade
Duration: 22 days from the UK
On trek: 17 days
Max. Altitude: 6,476m/21,246ft , Summit day, Day 14
Guaranteed to run for a minimum of 5 clients
Maximum group size: 12
Accommodation types: Hotels, Tea houses, Camping
Meal arrangements: Bed and Breakfast in Kathmandu, all meals on trek.
Itinerary overview
| Day | Activity |
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| 1-3 | Fly to Kathmandu. Drive to Manthali near Ramechap. |
| 4-5 | Fly to Lukla. Trek to Puiyan and Pangom. |
| 6-8 | Trek to Khola Kharka via Cholem, Najing Dingma and Pangma. |
| 9-11 | Trek to Kote and Tangnag. Acclimatisation day. |
| 12-14 | Trek to Mera Base Camp and to High Camp. |
| 15 | Summit day! Climb Mera Peak, 6,476m/21,246ft. Descend and trek to Mera La. |
| 16-17 | Trek to Tangnag and Kote. |
| 18-19 | Trek to Tuli Kharka and back to Lukla over the Zetra La. |
| 20-22 | Fly from Lukla to Ramechap. Drive to Kathmandu. At leisure. Fly to London. |
Leader: Gelje Sherpa
We are delighted to name Gelje Sherpa as the leader for our Mera Peak trips. Gelje has a very impressive CV having summited Everest no less than six times, with his last ascent in the spring of 2019. He has also made successful summits of Manaslu and Annapurna 1 as part of international climbing expeditions, as well as numerous ascents of other Himalayan peaks. He is a UIAGM qualified guide and has completed several high mountain training and rescue courses as well as holding a Diploma in Mountaineering Medicine.
Holiday Itinerary
Day 1 - Fly London to Kathmandu
Depart London on your overnight flight to Kathmandu.
Overnight: In flight
Day 2 - Arrive Kathmandu. Transfer to hotel.
On arrival in Kathmandu you will be transferred to your hotel.
Overnight: Kathmandu Guest House Or Similar, Kathmandu
Day 3 - Drive to Manthali – approximately 4 hours.
Today you will make the drive from Kathmandu to the small town of Manthali which is conveniently located close to Ramechap Airport. The drive takes around four hours (traffic dependant) and you will wind your way through the Nepalese countryside before reaching the town and your hotel for the night.
Overnight: Freedom Resort Or Similar, Manthali
Day 4 - Fly to Lukla, 2,866m/9,403ft. Trek To Puiyan, 2,835m/9,301ft - 6 hours.
This morning you will be transferred to nearby Ramechap airport for the flight to Lukla. This is one of the most spectacular flights in the world. Twin Otter aircraft fly this route above contrasting country, with the snow line of the Himalayan range to the north and the rugged foothills of Nepal immediately below and stretching away to the south. The landing at Lukla airstrip, 2,866m/9,403ft, adds considerably to the general excitement and expectation. On arrival you can have a cup of tea while the crew sort out the baggage.
As you leave Lukla, you take a sharp left turn and head south, descending through rhododendron forests, stunning when in bloom in spring. Dramatic views of the Dudh Khosi slicing through the steep forested valley greet you on your right. It takes about one hour to weave your way down the trail to Surke, 2,339m/7,674ft. There is a good, flat piece of ground with the Surke Khola running through it, which provides a fine spot for a light lunch. You have good views of Mount Kumbila, 5,761m/18,900ft, looking back up the valley beyond Namche. It is a steady climb of around 2-3 hours to reach Chotak La, 2,945m/9,662ft, and then you contour for about an hour to reach Puiyan, 2,835m/9,301ft, which will be your base for the night. Puiyan is an attractive village with a scattering of lodges.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 5 - Trek to Pangom, 2,850m/9,350ft - 4-5 hours.
Today you begin climbing gradually until you can enjoy the view of Cho Oyo, 8,201m/26,906ft. After about an hour or so of walking and after crossing the Poya Khola, you turn off the main Jiri-Namche trail and onto the old trade route, climbing up to the ridgeline overlooking the Khare Khola. There you have good views of the old Everest expedition walk-in route from Jiri and the dramatic Dudh Kosi ('milk river'). You cross the Khari La, 3,081m/10,108ft, before descending through a spectacular rhododendron forest to Kharte, 2,683m/8,802ft. You now leave the main trail and begin contouring to the east. Lunch is enjoyed by a subsidiary stream of the Khari Khola. After lunch, you contour round the hillside through sessile oak forest for about an hour before a steady climb for three quarters of an hour up to the attractive farming and trading village of Pangom.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 6 - Trek from Pangom to Najing Dingma, 2,850m/9350ft - 6-7 hours.
It is a short climb of about half an hour through rhododendron forest to reach the top of Pangkongma La, 3,178m/10,426ft. This is the watershed of the main tributaries of the great Dudh Kosi River and from the pass you will enjoy your first views of impressive, snow-capped Mera Peak. From the pass you make a steep descent for half an hour to the village of Sibuje, 2,770m/9,088ft. From Sibuje the trail undulates along the forested river valley to reach Najing Dingma.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 7 - Trek from Najing Dingma to Cholem Pati, 3,160m/10,367ft – 6-7 hours.
Today you have a steep climb to the tea house at Bhairum Danda at 3,280m/10,761ft where you will have stunning all round views of peaks and valleys. You then continue climbing to the high point for the day at 3,350m/10,991ft, before a steep descent back to the river and a welcome lunch stop. After lunch you follow a roller coaster trail through stunning forest, including some quite steep sections. At the end of the day you cross the river on a remarkable bridge made from a huge tree trunk to reach Cholem Pati.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 8 - Trek to Khola Kharka, 3,600m/11,811ft – 5-6 hours.
Heading north you follow the Hinkhu Khola, trekking through moss hung forest with many ups and downs as you negotiate side valleys and rocky ridges. Your overall height gradually increases until finally, after crossing a broad ridge of mixed forest you reach a sandy, boulder choked area known as Khola Kharka.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 9 - Trek from Khola Kharka to Kote Mausam Kharka, 3,691m/12,110 – 6-7 hours.
Today you are walking from one kharkha to another - a kharka being a high altitude grazing pasture for yaks and other animals. The trail today involves many ups and downs and you may be beginning to feel the altitude mildly. Finally you arrive at Kote, a little village with a handful of newly built lodges located on a small plateau.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 10 - Trek to Tangnag, 4,350m/14,271ft - 5 hours.
You begin trekking gradually uphill besides the Hinku Kola on a boulder-strewn path. The scenery changes today, from woodland to scrub and moraine as you climb to in excess of 4,000m/13,000ft. You will undoubtedly feel the altitude today as you ascend. You have superb views of Kyashar, 6,800m/22,309ft, and Kusum Karguru, 6,100m/20,013ft, at the head of the valley. After approximately 5 hours walking, you reach the settlement of Tangnag and its collection of huts and lodges.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 11 - Acclimatisation day at Tangnag.
A return trek to Dig Kharka, 4,660m/15,288ft, provides good acclimatisation. You leave Tangnag and begin trekking along a boulder-strewn path. After about an hour's gradual climb, you begin a gently rising traverse, until you reach a flat piece of ground known as Dig Kharka. The walk takes about two and a half hours to ascend and one and a half hours to descend. You have a good view of your route up towards the base camp and partial views of Mera from Dig Kharka. The scenery today is spectacular as you are encircled amongst snow-capped giants.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 12 - Trek from Tangnag to Khare, 5,000m/16,404ft - 5-6 Hours.
You trek towards the head of the valley, before a steep half hour's climb. The panoramic mountain scenery is magnificent as you continue to ascend more gradually all the way to Khare, 5,000m/16,404ft, at the head of the valley. There are a collection of huts and lodges here and good flat camping ground. You will have spectacular views, and can see your route climbing towards the ridge en route to the Mera La.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 13 - Khare acclimatisation day.
We recommend that you either trek up the ridge behind the campsite for an hour or so, or walk up towards Mera Base Camp. Your trek leader will advise on the possibilities.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 14 - Trek up to the glacier and cross glacier to High Camp, 5,800m/19,029ft - 6-7 hours.
Leaving Khare you walk on a good path up to the glacier where you don crampons and head out onto the glacier. After an initial steep slope the angle eases off and you walk to the Mera La, with spectacular views en route. From here you can see the rocky outcrop which is your High Camp at 5,800m/19,029ft. High Camp gives superb views of Kanchenjunga, Chamlang and Baruntse to the East, Everest, Lhotse and Nuptse to the North and Ama Dablam, Cho Oyo and Kantega to the West.
Overnight: Camp
Day 15 - Summit day! Climb Mera Peak, 6,476m/21,246ft. Descend and trek to Mera La, 5,400m/16,404ft - 9-10 hours.
Today, a very early morning start is required, so you will start your long day by walking in head-torch light. Dressed warmly, you slowly make your way to the summit (5-6 hours) where you will be rewarded for all your efforts with the most stunning panoramic views of 8,000m giants, including Mount Everest. From the summit, you head back down to High Camp for an early lunch and then continue down to the Mera La. Today is a very long day, but extremely satisfying. In the event of inclement weather the 'spare day' (Day 17) will be used here to give a second chance at a summit attempt.
Overnight: Camp
Day 16 - Trek to Tangnag.
Re-trace your steps.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 17 - Trek to Kote.
Re-trace your steps.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 18 - Trek to Tuli Kharka, 4,300m/14,107ft - 6-7 hours.
You follow the Hinku Khola downstream for a short while before heading up to the right through rhododendron forest back up to Takthok - home to a solitary tea house. You can either have lunch here or continue upwards on the trail to Lukla for 1½ hours to a couple of huts. You continue weaving your way up the beautiful zigzag forest trail for a couple of hours before the path becomes narrow and precipitous, you then traverse around the hillside for half an hour or so. You eventually arrive at a col marked with a large chorten. An undulating path, on terrain not dissimilar to the Scottish Highlands, brings you to Tuli Kharka - a small hamlet comprising of a couple of tea houses, a few huts and plenty of good camping ground.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 19 - Trek back to Lukla over the Zetra La, 4,500m/14,764ft - 7 hours.
Quite a long day today with a lot of descent. You ascend for an hour or so to the first col, marked by chortens, on a good trail. After this you traverse for about half an hour to the Zetra La pass 4,500m/14,764ft, marked by prayer flags, before a fairly steep descent brings you to a tea shop and a well-earned rest! Descending from the pass can be fairly treacherous when covered with snow if you are ill-prepared. Ensure you are carrying crampons and have an ice-axe if it is snow covered. Leaving the tea shop, you continue to descend for an hour or so through rhododendron forest until you reach your lunch spot. After this you continue through denuded forest and then cultivated farmland to reach Lukla.
Overnight: Tea House
Day 20 - Fly from Lukla to Ramechap. Drive to Kathmandu - 3½-4 hours.
This morning you will take the small fixed-wing flight back to Ramechap, to be met on arrival and transferred back to Kathmandu for some well-earned relaxation.
Please note that flights into and out of Lukla are sometimes delayed due to weather conditions; be reassured that our staff in Lukla and in Kathmandu will be doing everything possible to minimise the inconvenience caused if this happens. Your patience in the trying circumstances which can occur, will be greatly appreciated.
Overnight: Kathmandu Guest House Or Similar, Kathmandu
Day 21 - At Leisure in Kathmandu. Group transfer to airport. Depart for London.
You will have time at leisure in Kathamandu today when you may do some sightseeing or shopping or simply relax at your hotel. Later there will be a transfer to the airport for your overnight flight to the UK.
Overnight: In flight
Day 22 - Arrive London.
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What’s included
- This trip will be led by a UIAGM professional, Nepali, English speaking mountain guide
- Support from Sherpas who have climbed Mera Peak
- A good quality down jacket and down sleeping bag, supplied in country.
- All internal flights and domestic transfers
- Good standard hotel accommodation (4 star) in Kathmandu, twin share, bed and breakfast basis
- One night in a hotel in Manthali with evening meal and breakfast provided
- Tea house accommodation with all meals on trek
- Camping for 2 nights with all facilities and camp staff to carry out all camp work
- A satellite phone & gamow bag
- All road transport by private vehicles
- Costs of all porterage and their insurance
- Economy class return air fares from the UK & UK Departure Tax (flight inclusive only)
- Single, timed group airport transfers for international flights on arrival and departure
- Carbon offsetting with the Ecoan Tree Planting Project (for clients taking our flight inclusive option)
- A free high-quality Mountain Kingdoms kit bag
What’s not included
- Travel insurance
- Visa fees
- Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu
- Tips
Read holiday reviews by Mountain Kingdoms travellers.
Overall score: 5 (Based on 7 reviews)
A fantastic experience, organised by professionals and guided by super human Sherpas and porters.The ultimate experience. Nothing was too much trouble. It was unbelievable. Already booked my next trip with them.
What an amazing experience, with so much in the news at the moment on the Alternative ‘tourist’ trails this one left us spoilt with spectacular scenery and relative quiet. Superb organisation and a fantastic highly experienced crew, we were never in doubt that we were in good hands. I’d highly recommend MK and would certainly use them again, as a first timer on a trek like this it was great to have such thorough organisation
Fantastic experience with Mountain Kingdoms! We had a party of 4, all of whom summitted Mera Peak on 11 April 2019. We had an excellent guide and team looking after us, changes to the itinerary and route that were made necessary due to heavy snowfall were dealt with smoothly and professionally. A good overview of our acclimatisation progress was kept by our guide, to gauge our readiness for the summit attempt. We were provided good food, snacks and hot drinks, even on the trail. The support of the local organisation was superb and we all thoroughly enjoyed our trip.
As this was my 5th trek with MK, it is the service you provide from beginning to end, from the brochure through to the assistance given with any queries one may have.
An excellent trip all round, especially the compatibility of the clients, and the firm and cautious leadership.
Extend your holiday
- Jungle activities including an elephant experience, bird watching, rafting and nature walks
- See wild elephant, rhinoceros, leopard, deer, wild boar and if you are lucky, the famous Royal Bengal Tiger
- Stay at the delightful Tiger Tops Karnali Lodge situated on the edge of the park
After your adventurous time in the Himalaya why not add a relaxing Jungle Safari to your trip? The Royal Bardia National Park is situated in the west of Nepal. We use Tiger Tops Karnali Lodge, which is acknowledged to be the best lodge in the area. Bardia’s remote geographic location and the fact that the lodge has only 12 rooms, lends a degree of exclusivity to the experience, in comparison to other more popular parks. From the lodge you will be able to participate in safaris and have the chance of seeing some of the country’s wonderful wildlife, for instance, wild elephant, rhinoceros, leopard, deer, wild boar and if you are lucky, the famous Royal Bengal Tiger. There is also the possibility of visiting the villages of the Tharu tribal people that surround the lodge. With its abundant wildlife, relaxing lodge and first class service, our Bardia extension is an experience you will savour!
- 5-day cultural tour or 8-day gentle walking options available
- See the main sights in Paro, Thimphu and Punakha
- Bhutan is just a short flight from Kathmandu
Though only a short flight from Kathmandu, Bhutan offers a very different Himalayan experience to Nepal. Characterised by lush valleys, terraced hillsides and soaring peaks the landscape is endlessly picturesque, whilst the imposing dzongs (monastery/fortresses) and Swiss chalet style houses give each town or village a look that is distinctly Bhutanese. Here are just two options – if you would prefer something different please discuss with this office.
A taste of Bhutan - five-day cultural tour This five-day tour visits Bhutan’s key sights and cultural centres including magnificent Taksang Monastery (Tiger’s Nest), the beautiful riverside dzong at Punakha and the fascinating treasures housed in the National Museum at Paro. The tour will be led by a knowledgeable Bhutanese guide and accommodation is in comfortable hotels with all meals included.
A short walk in Bhutan - eight-day gentle walking and cultural tour This eight-day gentle walking trip offers the perfect introduction to some of the cultural highlights and scenic delights of Bhutan. You begin with sightseeing om Thimphu and a walk to Cheri Monastery, one of Bhutan’s most historic temples before travelling over the Dochu La Pass to Punakha, the former winter capital. In Punakha you take a lovely valley walk and visit the beautiful riverside dzong. Driving back to Paro you take a pretty walk from the Dochu La through beautiful forest. You then drive up to the Chele La Pass and take the lovely walk to Kila Nunnery, before ending your trip with the walk up to Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Bhutan’s greatest cultural treasure and a fitting conclusion to a superb extension. You will stay in good quality, comfortable hotels throughout and all meals are included.
- Activities include; bird watching, elephant washing, canoe ride, elephant experience, landrover safari and jungle walks
- Choice of accommodation from budget to luxury
- Suitable to add to any holiday flying in/out of Kathmandu
Why not extend your adventure in Nepal by visiting Nepal’s jungle region for a complete contrast to the high mountains and the Kathmandu Valley. Chitwan is home to a rich and varied wildlife. Here are found wild elephant, rhinos, leopard, sambar, chital (spotted) deer, wild boar and arguably the most magnificent of cats, the Royal Bengal Tiger. You may even see sloth bear, gaur (wild cattle) and crocodiles. Chitwan is also wonderful for birdlife especially in the spring, when the jungle rings day and night to the calls of several kinds of Asian cuckoo.
- Escape the crowds and hustle and bustle of Kathmandu
- Walks available from the cottage - explore the nearby countryside
- Single and double rooms available, or exclusive hire of the entire cottage
- Breakfast and dinner included, plus unlimited tea and coffee
While in Kathmandu, why not experience an exclusive, private, home away from home? Shivapuri Heights Cottage is a “home-stay-style” property that offers a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the City. It is located in 2 acres of land at an altitude of 6,000ft /1,830m on the edge of the protected Shivapuri Reserve, with beautiful views looking down into the Kathmandu Valley.
- Fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara in the Annapurna range of Nepal
- The lodge is an ideal base for you to relax in a rural mountain setting
- Beautiful outdoor swimming pool reflecting view of the Annapurna range
- Delicious Nepali dishes & continental specialities made from local fresh ingredients, home-grown herbs & garden salads
Why not extend your adventure in Nepal by visiting the beautiful Tiger Mountain Pokhara Lodge. Tiger Mountain Pokhara lodge is a lovely place, situated on a ridge half an hour outside Pokhara and enjoying the most stunning mountain views over the Annapurna range of mountains.
The lodge is an ideal base for you to relax in a rural mountain setting, away from the bustle of town. With a central lodge, bar and dining room, the comfortable rooms are arranged in clusters of cottages resembling a Nepali village. All have attached bathrooms, private verandas and Himalayan views. Daily menus feature a range of Nepali dishes as well as continental specialities made from local fresh ingredients and home-grown herbs and garden salads. You may enjoy lovely walks through the forests and villages of the lovely countryside surrounding the lodge, escorted by trained local guides. The beautiful swimming pool reflects the distant white peaks of the Annapurna range. The lodge also offers a range of Ayurvedic and shiatsu therapy and yoga and meditation sessions are also available (at additional cost). You may also venture further afield to visit Pokhara, Nepal’s second city located on a lovely lake and also enjoying spectacular views.
- Visit some of Tibet's most important historical and cultural sites and monasteries of Tibetan Buddhism.
- Offers a scenery completely different to that of Bhutan and Nepal.
- Suitable to add to any holiday flying in/out of Kathmandu.
A visit to Tibet offers an exciting extension to a visit to Nepal or Bhutan. Regular flights to Lhasa from Kathmandu make it possible to visit most of the major sights in and around Lhasa on an 8 day itinerary and a visit to Tibet will provide an exhilarating contrast to your trek or tour in Nepal or Bhutan. Tibet’s high plateau offers totally different and starker scenery to that of the other Himalayan countries. Here you will see some of the most important historical and cultural sites and monasteries of Tibetan Buddhism – the Potala Palace and Samye, Ganden and Drepung Monasteries.
If taking this extension you will need to spend an extra day beforehand in Kathmandu while our agents there process your Tibet visa. They will need your passport for the day for this purpose. You need to let us know in good time if you wish to take this extension as we need to put this process in hand and send your details to the Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu well before your departure date.
- Koshi Tappu is home to over 500 species of birds
- Look out for exciting wildlife like jungle cats, crocodiles and rare water buffalo
- Explore the park by foot, raft and jeep
- Stay in the pleasantly located Koshi Camp
Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve is one of the finest birdwatching and wildlife areas in all Asia. Located in south-east Nepal, the reserve covers 175 square kilometres with large expanses of open water created by the Koshi barrage, with marshes, lagoons, sandbanks and mudflats offering an outstanding wetland habitat. The reserve is home to over 500 species of birds, with the resident inhabitants being joined by large numbers of migratory species from Siberia and Tibet, which take up residence from November to February. The Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve provides one of the best places in Nepal to view migratory water fowl, waders and shore birds with many species seen here which are not recorded elsewhere in the region.
There is also much wildlife to be seen in Koshi Tappu including blue bull, golden jackal, Bengal fox, fishing cat, jungle cat, mongoose, civet cat, porcupine, Indian flying foxes and rare Gangetic dolphins as well as rare Marsh Mugger crocodiles. In addition, Koshi Tappu is the last habitat of the endangered Arna, a type of wild water buffalo.
During your visit you will explore the park with bird and animal spotting from a raft trip on the Koshi River, birdwatching walks, jungle walks and jeep trips. You will also have the opportunity to visit a family in one of the very interesting nearby local villages for a taste of rural Nepalese life. The Koshi Camp offers simple but comfortable accommodation and an expert staff of naturalists and birdwatchers to give you a comprehensive introduction to this wonderful area.
- Observe traditional crafts such as pottery, woodcarving and thangka painting
- Choose from a selection of full and half day guided tours
- Travel in a private car with a driver and an English-speaking guide
The Kathmandu Valley has a long and rich history and a vibrant culture and there is much that is worthwhile to see there - crowded bazaars, ancient temples, Buddhist stupas, crumbling shrines and picturesque palaces. The Malla kings who ruled in the valley created three major cities in the valley, Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan and each of these cities has buildings that are showpieces for the art and architecture of local Newari craftsmen. We offer a selection of half day trips and full day trips to these sites the valley.
- Spend two or more tranquil nights in rural Pokhara
- Sample the organic and locally sourced Nepali cuisine
- Idyllic setting with mountain views
- The resorts offers a swimming pool, spa and gym
- Eco-friendly
We are delighted to offer this new luxury stay in a rural location just outside Pokhara. We are sure this is set to become a favourite with our clients.
The Pavilions Himalayas is a luxury resort set in beautiful farmland amid paddy fields in a tranquil rural location approximately 5km outside Pokhara. There are dramatic mountain views from the resort as well as Pokhara’s famous Peace Pagoda seen on top of a nearby ridge.
The beautiful rooms are set in individual villas and are large and comfortable, all having whirlpool baths, separate rain shower cubicles, enormous beds and offering wonderful hand made soaps and shampoos made with herbs from their garden.
All facilities at the resort are top of the range and include a lovely swimming pool and spa. From the resort it is just a short drive to explore Pokhara or there are pleasant walks from the hotel or you can just chill at the resort, have a massage and enjoy the facilities.
- Visit one of Nepal's most sacred Buddhist pilgrimage sites
- Stay in a comfortable hotel next to Lumbini
- Spend a full day touring the site with an expert local guide
- Flights and transfers to/from Kathmandu included
Enjoy a three day extension to the birthplace of Buddha, one of the most important Buddhist pilgrimage sites in the world. Take the short flight from Kathmandu, and spend two nights in a comfortable 3* hotel, just steps from the Lumbini temple complex, with a full day to explore the fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Site in the company of an expert local guide.