We have lodge at Khare (5,000m / 16,404 ft) near from Mera Peak Base Camp, on the way to Mera Peak Climbing route, Lodge Name: Refuge Mera Lodge. Refuge Mera Lodge, Khare is the last village in Mera Peak (6,470m) trekking trail. Where Amphu Labtsa Pass and Baruntse Expedtiiton trekking route also same till Khare and Mera Base Camp. So, we provide all the Mera Peak Climbing, Amphu Labtsa Pass and Baruntse Expedition services from Khare, Refuge Mera Lodge.
Refuge Mera Lodge simplifies Mera Peak climbs. Our climbing Sherpa guides successfully summited Mera Peak multiple times more than 100 times. They assist with route navigation, rope fixing, technical climbing support, and emergency rescue procedures if needed. Your Summit, Our Mission - we are very proud to achieve thousands of climbers dream into reality in Mera Peak.
Forget the hassle of transporting gear! We provide complete Mera Peak camping equipment, including North Face tents, dining and kitchen setups, high-altitude food, climbing gear, summit clothing, and experienced staff. We simplify your trek, offering everything you need for a successful climb.
Legacy and Journey of Refuge Mera
Refuge Mera Lodge, founded by Mr. Thile Sherpa in Khare, Mera Peak, offers lodging, restaurant services, camping, climbing gear, and Sherpa guides. With over 20 years of experience, Mr. Sherpa established the lodge to provide high-quality services to climbers and trekkers.
The lodge has greatly impacted the Mera region by promoting Tea House Lodge Treks and inspiring local businesses to upgrade their tea shops into lodges. We Refuge Mera Lodge also introduced the comperhensive "Base Camp to Mera Peak to Base Camp" package in 2015, simplifying expeditions for trekkers and reducing transportation costs. In 2014, the lodge became the first in the region to provide WiFi internet and also introduced unique amenities in Mera region to attracting more tourists.
Personally i think Refuge Mera Lodge were the most comfortable guest house among all that we have stayed. Our room size were just nice and have an excellent views of the mountains (facing heli-pad). It was warm and clean enough for me.
I highly recommend their vegetable Dhal Bhat, very nice! Although at this height (4800m), if you are non-highlander, you will start to lose appetite due to the altitude.
What i really wanted to highlight here is their Sherpas. I still remember when i first arrived and met Gylje Sherpa, he briefed us a bit about what is the plan and i was saying something like "hopefully we can summit.... bla bla bla.." then Gylje said "Of course, 100 percent..". The moment i heard that, already boosted my climbing spirit and its very kind response. Geylje speaks very good English too!
We have two Sherpas taking care of us during our climb. Gylje Sherpa and Raza Sherpa. These two were incredible! They set up ropes, they cook, they took care of us, they did everything. Back here in Borneo, im an adventure guide (licensed) as well. I think Gylje was very professionals during our climb. He was very patient towards me even though im very slow (due to diarrhea). 3 times i was about to turn around, but he kept giving me the spirit to continue. I wouldn't've be able to summit if it wasn't because of him. Thank you Gylje Sherpa, Raza Sherpa and Refuge Mera Lodge.
Best "Teahouse" anywhere near there, totally luxurious. They offer a variety of drinks and food and a spacious and nice two rooms to sit and dine in. The wifi is fast (1.000 rupies as everywhere for Everest link) and you can rent gear for Mera Peak there.
I recommend the food, but the pastries are not quite fresh and not that good (we had better apple pie at Basecamp). The pizza we ate had terrible cheese on it, so we stayed away from meals with cheese for the remainder.
Would still recommend it as a place to stay at, just order traditional meals.