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We had a combined package together with Baruntse, so I can't tell how much Mera alone is Also highly depends on how many porters, how many/which Sherpas or company so - hard to tell. But something between 2.000 and 3.000€ seems reasonable

Mit den Liften ist der Gipfel auch wirklich gut zugänglich. Zudem ist der Grat ja mitm Seil versichert

Ist auf jeden Fall sehenswert. Auch wenn man nur zum Skifahren dorthin fährt oder mit der Bahn zum Aussichtspunkt

Truly an amazing day. Especially since I had the summit to myself

As another comment already stated, it's up for discussion what the highest trekking peak is. Muztagh Ata or Aconcagua could be considered as well. But as trekking is considered to be a relatively safe sport with view objective risks etc. I think Mera is the right call, as it has good infrastructure, well laid out routes and hardly any fatalities.

@@adidoesultra9777 I am not commenting about Aconcagua or Muztagh Ata, only about Trekking Peaks of Nepal, of which Mera is the THIRD highest, no discussion needed about this fact.

Happy you liked the video. It's definitely in my top moments of my life so far! Such an incredible view!

Well we started at 02:15am and it took us 04:30hrs to get to the summit. Everyone has their own pace and that's fine. No need to rush. If you've done it differently - congrats. Doesn't mean that's for everyone or that it's the best way to do it

Still good, getting down safely is the most important part of any mountain!

I don't know if a guide is mandatory or not, but definitely recommended. You can rent the equipment (boots, crampons etc) at Khare

I don't know if a guide is mandatory, but we met some guys who just did it on their own. You can always hire a guide in the villages below, especially Khare

Thank you very much :) Drones are only allowed if you can get a permit from the government which is really hard to get...

Ich habe das Rennen mit meiner GoPro 9 gefilmt. Gerade bei Tag ist das absolut easy und es gibt eigentlich nie Probleme. Bearbeitet habe ich die Videos mit DaVinci Resolve

That would be the same trek as our team did but in reverse. I have never been there, so I can't really comment on your suggestions... Maybe you'll find more content on UA-cam for that region

Of course it is possible, takes a few days and fixed ropes on the North side of Amphu Labtsa. From acclimatisation standpoint it is better to visit EBC first, then cross Amphu Labtsa, climb Mera and exit to Lukla. Takes about a week less. We hiked Dingpoche - AL - Mera - Zatrwa La - Lukla in 7 days, could have done it in 6 actually.

We summited on the 7th October, so autumn season

Hope you enjoyed EBC, I've actually never been there. I used the DJI Air 2S for all the drone footage. The tricky part is getting a permit in Nepal, it's pretty much impossible...sadly

@@adidoesultra9777 Yeah, I went back and read some of the comments on your videos, and saw the part about the permits….that is sad! Your footage was stunning and inspiring! Thank you!

I cannot recommend Namas Adventure for Baruntse, as said in the video. You'd have to have a look at more experienced companies, I think adventure consultants offers Baruntse as well. Or ask around. The whole trip was about 13.000€

It should be, yes. But we don't know about underlying health issues or problems during the acclimatization phase (GI issues, flu etc). This really impacts how well you acclimatizate and may lead to AMS or worse

"nearly 2 weeks" is enough to kill people, rasonably safe Mera climb takes almost 3 weeks.

It's fun and terrifying at the same time! Definitely an adventure!

Thanks man, means a lot to me! Go out and enjoy the nature

The expedition was around 7.000€ and with hotels, summit tip etc I payed around 8.000€ Its actually quite cheap for such an expedition and speaks to the company. They don't offer luxury, but solid service for a fair price!

@@adidoesultra9777 thanks mate!

No, we had Sherpas and a guide (head Sherpa) with us. It's required in Nepal and we couldn't do it without

Well if you have any questions, feel free to ask them! I'll try my best to answee

@@adidoesultra9777 Thanks. 1. How many days to arrive to Mera Peak? 2. I intend to do as well, have a helicopter pick up in the Mera Peak region and fly back to Lukla. how long was that flight? 3. is the trail up in Mera Peak mark? 4. looks in the video not much tourist or groups going up Mera Peak 5. How is the weather going up to Mera Peak Summit, temp you can expect? 6. i saw you flying the drone. did you need a permit? last year i did not get a permit, i was not aware and the police was waiting on me on one of the check points. since that was told to my guide, we left the drone in one tea house and continue the expedition to everest base camp without the drone. thanks

1.I don't know it by memory, but depends on which route you take and how many rest days you take. 2. Heli flight is short, maybe 15min 3. The trail isn't really marked, but it's easy to follow, especially with maps and waysigns 4. The day before we're a lot of groups and on our day about 8 groups as well, but we we're first, so not many people there 5. Weather is always an issue and hard to predict, but -20°C and some wind is to be expected. 6. I was exempted from the need of a drone permit due to professional reasons/connections. But normally you do need one which is hard to get

Thanks man! I went with Namas Adventure but honestly can't recommend them. There were quite a few things that went wrong that just can't go wrong on a trip like that. I know, only a few companies offer it, that's why I went with namas in the first place...

@@adidoesultra9777 please, another question...do you think a double boot is enough to Baruntse or it's mandatory triple boots like those used in Everest?

I'll definitely be back in the future!

@@adidoesultra9777 We would love that!

Ah yeah, I remember seeing you from time to time!

Thank you 😘

There's an argument to be had which the highest trekking peak is, as did others comment. There's no glacier on Aconcagua which is a no-go for me

Is Aconcagua not trekking peak?

@@adidoesultra9777 In Nepal Chulu Central 6558 m and Singu Chuli 6501 m are both higher than Mera. No argument about that, see the NMA trekking peak list.

It's definitely worth it!

@@adidoesultra9777 I’m fit and doing this first time. What is your advice?

Naja, kommt ja immer auf das persönliche können drauf an. Zu empfehlen ist es natürlich immer!

Danke dir! Hätte mir das vor einigen Jahren auch nicht zugetraut, aber schon Wahnsinn, wie man sich da steigern kann!

No problem!

The video camera is the GoPro Hero 9, the drone is the DJI Air2S and the pictures are from an iPhone and my grandpa's Leica Thanks man!

War echt ne mega Landschaft zum laufen!

Danke, das freut mich zu hören. Wir waren dort mit Namas Adventure. Am Mera Peak hat alles gut geklappt, aber später hatten wir einige Probleme damit. Deswegen würde ich Namas nicht wirklich empfehlen. Schau mal bei Diamir Erlebnisreisen ins Programm - mit denen war ich schon oft unterwegs und es war immer sehr gut organisiert!

Thank you! Not as beautiful as the MountainMan in the Grossarltal, but still a nice scenery :)

Now you heard about it. It's a bit weird, cause their Annapurna IV expeditions are and we're quite successful. I have the DJI Air2S which served me really well so far

Someone else commented on it already, you're right.

Ich erinnere mich - am letzten Anstieg hab ich dich noch geholt 😁 War echt n mega cooles event!

Thank you man!!!

Mit diamir hab ich bislang echt auch nur gute Erfahrungen gemacht!

Das stimmt, aber da wäre schon noch einiges drin gewesen. Weiter vorne starten, anfangs schneller laufen etc - man lernt draus

Danke dir! Damals war das echt noch unvorstellbar, mittlerweile eher die Ordnung 😂

Danke dir! Da wäre noch mehr drin gewesen, muss jetzt wirklich immer weiter vorne starten 😅

Danke dir! Ist definitiv wirklich eine Reise wert! Schon allein der Trek dorthin ist wahnsinnig schön

Thanks! That's really how I felt!

Danke 😁 Das auf dem Video ist allerdings Tim, ich bin mit der Cam hinterhergelaufen. Vielleicht find ich ja mal jemand, der mich verfolgt und filmt...

Thank you! It really was quite an adventure in such a beautiful place