Mardi Himal Trek

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Trip Facts
Trip Duration
11 Days
Region
Annapurna Treks
Country
Nepal
Group Size
2 To 15 Person
Arrival On
Kathmandu
Departure From
Kathmandu
Best Season
Spring and Autumn
Max Altitude
4500M
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Mardi Himal Trek Overview

The eight trekking day Mardi Himal Trek in the Annapurna Region of Nepal is a short trek that was first made available in 2012 and from that point, it gained popularity very fast. This short, straightforward trek with beautiful scenery everywhere, including a close-up view of Mt. Fishtail, Hiunchuli, and Annapurna South, is the reason for its appeal among international and national tourists. It starts and ends at Pokhara, Kaski.

Specifically on this trek, you will be heading towards Mount Mardi, which sits next to the magnificent Mt. Fishtail (6993 m). Mount Mardi is basically surrounded by the massive, Annapurna massifs. Despite only reaching a height of 5587 meters, many people find this mountain to be beautiful and intriguing. While heading to this beautiful Himal, you will be passing through the breathtaking Annapurna Conservation Area Project terrain and various villages such as Lwang, Dhampus, and Pritam Deurali.

The most popular trekking location in Nepal these days is the Mardi Himal Trek. For those who are new to traveling and wish to explore the breathtaking Annapurna Himalayas, this is one of the best and most appropriate trips.

Although Nepal offers a plethora of trekking paths for an amazing walking vacation, we want to emphasize again that the Mardi Himal path is the most peaceful and finest of these treks. The trails are peaceful and less frequented, and the hike offers amazing mountain views just outside the Annapurna Base Camp Trekking route. Apart from the Mountain views, you will also experience spectacular traditional Nepali village life, local cuisine and hospitality. You will have interaction with local communities such as the Gurung and Magar people.

Annapurna Himalayan Ranges View in Mardi Himal Trek
Annapurna Himalayan Ranges View
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Annapurna Himalayan Ranges View in Mardi Himal Trek

Trip Highlights:

  • Wonderful views of the snow-capped mountain ranges, including the major attraction, Mardi Himal, as well as Annapurna I, South, Machhapuchre, and Gangapurna Himal.
  • The majority of the trek is through thick forests of oak and rhododendron. Therefore, individuals who enjoy being surrounded by lush nature as well as mountain lovers might consider the Mardi Himal Trek.
  • See Breathtaking landscapes from Pokhara to the base camp, featuring genuine Gurung and Tamang villages.
  • Thirty percent of the trail is via ridges, so be ready for a spectacular close-up view of the massive Annapurna South and Hiunchuli on the left, and Mt. Fishtail, also known as Machhapuchhre, Mardi Peak, Gandarbachuli, and Gangapurna on the front, giving you the impression that you are much closer to the mountains than you actually are.
  • Depending on the trekker's physical level and time constraints, the Mardi Himal Trek route can be altered.
  • The Mardi Himal Trek is an inexpensive trekking destination that offers mountain hiking and views of Nepal's highlands without blowing the bank.
  • The trek route leading to the base camp of Mardi Himal is open year-round.
  • Mardi Trek is ideal for beginner trekkers and families with children because there are many teahouses along the trail that provide food, drink, and comfortable lodging.
  • Rapid elevation climb without experiencing altitude sickness in 4-5 days. The contribution goes to the tree cover in the Mardi Himal region.
  • Mardi Himal can be combined with Khopra Danda Trek, Hidden Lake Trek, Poonhill Trek, and Annapurna base camp.

Trek location

The Annapurna Conservation Area is where the Mardi Himal Trek takes place. Usually beginning at the town of Kande, this trek’s trailhead is located approximately one hour’s drive from the well-known lakeside city of Pokhara.

Macchapuchre Himal Seen From the Ridge of Mardi Himal Trek Route
Macchapuchre Himal Seen From the Ridge of Mardi Himal
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Macchapuchre Himal Seen From the Ridge of Mardi Himal Trek Route

Mardi Himal Trek Route

As we mentioned above, the Annapurna region’s short, moderate-level Trek has just become open. This place is full of entertainment, hidden away in the western countryside. The trek to Mardi Himal Base Camp starts at Kande at 1770 meters and ends at Mardi Himal Base Camp, which is situated at an impressive 4500 meters. As it is a recently developed trekking destination in the West, trekkers from all over the world are gradually becoming more interested. Intriguing nature, raging rivers, deep forests, high mountains, and natural routes can be easily found along the Mardi trail.

Pokhreli Route:

The lively western city of Pokhara is the starting point of the Mardi Trek Route. After that, we go a short distance to the village of Kande in the northwest, which is situated along the Baglung-Pokhara route.

Kande starts our first section of the walk by going through a rural area in the direction of the Australian Camp. It then proceeds in the direction of Pritam Deurali along the magnificent track. This relaxing section of the trail goes through several rural communities near Pitam Deurali.

Pitam Deurali Route:

The trail passes through several rhododendron forests as it continues past Pitam Deurali. We travel through these dense woodlands that are scattered along the path. Sub-tropical forests with a variety of plants, such as juniper, bamboo, birch, oak, and fir, cover this section of the trail.

More than 500 distinct kinds of birds can be found in these areas, such as the Rufous Sibia, Blood Pheasant, Kalij Pheasant, Himalayan Whistling Thrush, Spotted Forktail, Himalayan Monal, and White-collared Blackbird. Upon observing the wildlife dispersed over the landscape, you will be astounded.

Our trek passes past a few little villages in Kokar, or Forest Camp, a remote location encircled by beautiful vegetation. Your rest will be chosen from a forest camp situated 2600 meters above sea level and an hour’s drive from Pitam Deurali, based on your Trek itinerary.

Then, to go to Low Camp, we continue through these thick forests and ascend for a while. At Low Camp, at an elevation of 2970 meters, the thick trees give way to expansive grasslands. With several teahouses in operation, the low camp is situated like a tiny hamlet. From Low Camp, you will have your first glimpse of Annapurna South, Mt. Fishtail, Mardi Himal, and Hiunchuli.

How difficult is the Mardi Himal trek?

Reflaction Of Annapurna South And Himchuli in Mardi Himal Base Camp
Reflaction Of Annapurna South And Himchuli in Mardi Himal Base Camp
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Reflaction Of Annapurna South And Himchuli in Mardi Himal Base Camp
Reflaction Of Annapurna South And Himchuli in Mardi Himal Base Camp

It is thought that the Mardi Himal trip is a moderately difficult trek. The route makes it possible for both inexperienced trekkers wanting a less chaotic, shorter path and newbies with a reasonable level of fitness. As you are now aware this trail involves a steady ascent through varied terrain, including dense forests, alpine meadows, and rocky paths, that leads to the Mardi Himal Base Camp at an altitude of 4,500 meters.

Macchapuchre seen from far with deserted hill infront.
Macchapuchre Seen From Far During Mardi Himal Trek
Macchapuchre seen from far with deserted hill infront.

Although technical climbing abilities are not required for the trek, the altitude, and steep sections can be difficult, particularly for individuals who are not physically fit and acclimatized. However, you can accomplish this trek even if you lack the extreme physical demands of more difficult treks like the Annapurna Circuit or Everest Base Camp.

Particularly on this trek, you have to be cautious in the high slopes and small valleys. Heading up to Upper View Point, the trail is entirely upward-facing. Walking is therefore not simple for some.

However, the trail is among Nepal’s easiest trekking routes. It is simpler to track than high-altitude locations. This trek is not too hard for someone in good physical shape to complete. A snowy season may make the path challenging. As a result, trekkers need to follow the guide’s advice during this time of year. So, avoid trekking this trail alone.

Are There fixed departure dates, and can the Mardi Himal Trek be done solo?

Yes, there are fixed departure dates for the Mardi Himal Trek. We manage fixed departure dates every week during peak seasons. And absolutely! You can do solo trek or join a group. It’s all about what you are comfortable with. But, you should always be alert about higher altitude. You may get altitude sickness. Sometimes it can be challenging even to the experienced trekkers. Even medical experts also suggest to go with a group if you’re new to high-altitude treks. Solo trekking needs more experience and careful planning. So, we suggest you to be prepared for every situation.

Mardi Himal Trek Itinerary

Walking Hours: 30 Min Drive

Meals Included: Breakfast

Accommodation: 3 Star Category Hotel

Max. Altitude: 1350 Meter

You are cordially invited to Nepal’s capital city, Kathmandu, on this day. Our team will be ready to pick you up as soon as you arrive at Kathmandu International Airport. You will be taken to an outstanding hotel in Kathmandu for a single overnight stay on this first day.

We will have a brief meeting in the evening to go over the trip details. The primary goals of this meeting are to enlighten you and provide you with an opportunity to meet with the guide.

Most people typically have time to visit Nepal’s Thamel region as well. So, once the meeting is over, you are free to tour the neighborhood.

Walking Hours: 30 Min Flight/ 40 Min Drive And 3 Hours Trek

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner

Accommodation: 3 Star Category Hotel

Max. Altitude: 2060M

Our tour begins with a thrilling short drive from Pokhara to Kande village in the Annapurna mid-hills. It is situated beside the Pokhara–Beni highway. From here, you can go on a lovely stroll. After an hour or more of climbing through the forest’s cool shade, you’ll reach a fantastic location named Thulo-Kharka.

But it’s also known as Australian Camp, where you may relax with breathtaking views of the Manaslu Himalayas and the entire Annapurna dazzling peaks. Thereafter, you will walk progressively up to Dearali after taking a lunch break. It’s among the greatest locations to find breathtaking sceneries and scenery.

Walking Hours: 6 Hours Trek

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea Houses/ Lodge

Max. Altitude: 2500M

You’ll be prepared to head from Deurali to Forest Camp after a substantial mountainous breakfast meal. In total, you will spend about 6 hours trekking.

Today’s trip begins on a level path that passes through coniferous forests before entering a vibrant rhododendron woodland.  For the majority of the day, you will ascend steeply uphill through dense jungle with amazing views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. This dense jungle is home to a variety of wildlife species, including deer, monkeys, leopards, and other bird species, all of which we may be fortunate enough to see in passing. Eventually, you will arrive at the tea house or lodge in the woodland camp in the evening, where you will spend the night.

Walking Hours: 4 Hours Trek

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House / Lodge

Max. Altitude: 2970M

Following breakfast, we will make our way to Low Camp. Once you leave Deurali, you will continue north along the ridgeline into a peaceful, cool forested area with views of Annapurna I, South with Huinchuli to the east, Annapurna IV–II, and Lamjung Himal. Then you will finally arrive at the overnight stop in the middle of the forest, where there are a few lodges for trekkers.

Walking Hours: 4 Hours Trek

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House/Lodge

Max. Altitude: 3550M

From the rhododendron forest, the trek continues higher along an upward path with a strong ascent to grazing land for the overnight stop on the approach to Mardi base camp. This route offers breathtaking views of the nearby mountains and surrounding landscapes. Eventually, it will then take you on foot to reach a breathtaking forest with towering mountains.

Walking Hours: 7 Hours Trek

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House/Lodge

Max. Altitude: 3550M

Today you will explore beyond High Camp with a day climb to Mardi Himal Base Camp on a much higher ridge, reaching the trek’s highest point at 4,500 meters. With the wonderful vista of majestic peaks, this region is also referred to as “Other Sanctuary,” which was initially pioneered and investigated in the 1970s by Col. Jimmy Roberts.

Up close, you can see the 5,587-meter-high Mardi Himal from the base camp. Below it is the magnificent, yet unclimbed Mt. Machhapuchare, also known as “Fish Tail,” rising to a height of 6,993 meters. Hence, return to High Camp for your final overnight stay along the Mardi Himal Ridge after this amazing experience.

Walking Hours: 6 Hours Trek

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House/Lodge

Max. Altitude: 1700M

After an early breakfast, we will depart from High Camp and follow the trail through pine and rhododendron trees that provide us shade. Then, we drop to Low Camp and descend even lower to 1700 m-altitude Siding Village. We are following a trail that reflects the essence of the traditional Nepali countryside, with its terraced fields, a massive river, and suspension bridges. The kindness of the village welcomes us, and we spend the night at the guest home before leaving for Pokhara the following day.

Walking Hours: 6 Hours Trek

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House/Lodge

Max. Altitude: 1460M

Today’s hike is arguably the nicest trekking on a beautiful, mostly flat track. We hiked first to Lwong, a gorgeous village with old, lovely ancestral houses where you can eat lunch. This evening, you can engage in traditional dances and listen to melodious folk melodies. Hence, today’s overnight will be a wonderful memory for you as you will overnight at Lwong village.

Walking Hours: 2 Hours Trek And 1 Hour Drive

Meals Included: Breakfast And Lunch

Accommodation: 3 Star Category Hotel

Max. Altitude: 920M

Get up earlier morning and stroll through the lovely tea gardens that surround the Lwong while taking in the magnificent sunrise. After that, return to the guesthouse and take pleasure in your final Himalayan breakfast.

Finally, make a quick climb to Khoramukh where we will pick up our own vehicle and proceed to the lovely city of Pokhara.

Thereafter, Pokhara will be our day’s destination. It’s a quick hour’s trek to the road, where our car is waiting for us. After two hours of driving, we reach Pokhara. We have nearly two hours to see popular tourist spots. Also, you can relax in a bar in the evening and savor delectable food and music.

Walking Hours: 5 Hours Tour And 25 Min. Flight

Meals Included: Breakfast

Accommodation: 3 Star Category Hotel

Max. Altitude: 1360M

Your chance to discover Pokhara’s splendor after an excellent breakfast in a popular lakeside location. We provide touring excursions to places like the Davis Waterfall, the Gupteswor Mahadev Cave, the International Mountain Museum, the World Peace Pagoda, and others.

You are also able to take a boat ride to Phewa Lake in the late morning and take a lovely lakeside stroll. Next, we’ll take a car to the airport to catch our trip back to Kathmandu. As you finally leave Pokhara, you will get beautiful aerial views of the Himalayas to finish off your journey.

Then, after arriving in Kathmandu, we will check into the hotel, change, and go to a Nepali restaurant known for its traditional dishes and dances for dinner and a cultural show. Overnight at the hotel in Kathmandu.

Walking Hours: 6 Hours Tour

Meals Included: Breakfast

Accommodation: None

Max. Altitude: 1350M/4,430FT

You will spend the morning of this particular day learning about Kathmandu’s extensive cultural legacy. First, we will start the day with a trip to Swayambhunath, also known as the Monkey Temple, where you can take in expansive views of both the city and the far-off Himalayas. Next, we will proceed to the holy Hindu site of Pashupatinath Temple, which is situated on the banks of the Bagmati River. Here, you can observe customary rites and ceremonies.

Then after, we will visit Boudhanath Stupa, one of Nepal’s biggest stupas and a hub for Tibetan Buddhism to continue our exploration. After that, spend some time exploring Thamel, the bustling tourist area of Kathmandu, which is ideal for buying last-minute souvenirs and tasting local cuisines.

After the trip, you can then return to your hotel for final packing. With all of your preparation, our guide will drop you off at Tribhuvan International Airport, depending on the time of your flight, where you can say goodbye to Nepal and cherish your incredible trekking experience.

Mardi Himal Trek Cost

Quotation Can be Different According to Number of Days in Trekking, Your Country of Residence, Number of days in City, Guide quality, Equipments, Flights Company, Hotels quality in City, Transportation Type, Number of Trekkers in your Groups, Teahouses quality of Trekking, Meals what include in Trekking, Other Numerous included Items. For exaxt Cost Please Message us in whatsapp. +977-9841965533

  • PIck up and Drop

    International and Domestic Airport Pick up and drop by deluxe private vehicle.

  • Accommodation Facility in Kathmandu

    Deluxe accommodation with Free breakfast, Wifi, Hot shower in Kathmandu.

  • Transportation Facility

    Transportation from Kathmandu to Pokhara and Pokhara to Kathmandu on an air-conditioned tourist bus.

  • Accommodation Facility in Pokhara

    Deluxe accommodation with Free breakfast, Wifi, Hot shower in Pokhara.

  • Transportation on Pokhara

    Pokhara-Phedi(trek start point) and Siprung {Trek end point} to Pokhara drive on a private vehicle.

  • Permits

    Annapurna Conservation Area Project( ACAP Entry permit) and Trekkers Information management permits (TIMS information permit).

  • Food and Drinks

    3 Main course meals { Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner} and 3-4 hot drinks per day during trekking.

  • Type of Accommodation

    Accommodations in Tea houses/lodges during the trekking.

  • Trekking Guide

    English speaking guide 10+ years experienced (with their salary, accommodation, meals, transportation, and insurance).

  • Assistant Trekking Guide

    Assistant guide if the group has more than 6 people (with their salary, accommodation, meal, transportation, and insurance).

  • Porters for the trek

    Strong Porters for the trek – 1 porter will carry 2 guests’ baggage. (with their salary, food, accommodation, Insurance, and transportation).

  • Equipments for the trek

    Equipment for trekking such as a down jacket, sleeping bag, and a duffel bag ( Duffel Bag, down jacket, and sleeping bag, must be returned after the trek).

  • First Aid

    First aid kit bag with a guide.

  • Government Charges

    Government taxes, paper works, and company service charges for the trek.

  • Complimentary Meal

    A complimentary traditional welcome or farewell Nepali dinner in a typical Nepali traditional Restaurant with a cultural dance show.

  • Certificate of Achievement

    Certificate of achievement with the signature of the company director and your trekking guide.

  • Visa Fees

    Nepal visa fees ($25 for 15 days, $40 for 30 days, and $ 100 for 90 days ) and International Airfare.

  • Additional Cost

    Travel, emergency rescue, and insurance cost.

  • Sightseeing fees

    Sightseeing entrance fees in Kathmandu and Pokhara.

  • Food other than mentioned above

    Food other than mentioned above, telephone bills, laundry charges, and shower fees during trekking.

  • Technical Costs

    WiFi or internet cost and battery charging bill during the trek.

  • Extra Porter Services

    Extra porter and activities rather than an itinerary.

  • Lunch & Dinner

    Lunch & dinner costs during Kathmandu and Pokhara stay.

  • Costs Caused By Natural Phenomena

    Other costs caused by a natural disaster, flight delay, early arrival from the trek, etc.

  • Tips/Gifts

    Tips or gifts for the guides and porters.

  • Costs Not Mentioned

    Other costs not mentioned in the cost includes section.

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Mardi Himal Trek Related Information

Weather Conditions During Mardi Himal Trek

The Trek’s varying altitudes result in a variety of weather conditions. With spring and autumn temperatures between 15°C and 25°C (59°F and 77°F), the lower parts have a usually pleasant and temperate environment, which is perfect for trekking under clear skies and steady weather.

Prayer Flags With Mardi Himal and Macchapuchre on background
Colorful Prayer Flags
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Colorful Prayer Flags
Colorful Prayer Flags

Trekking can become more challenging during the monsoon season, which arrives in the summer and is highlighted by muddy terrain and a lot of rain.

On the other hand, the weather is colder and more erratic at higher elevations than 3,000 meters (9,800 feet), particularly in the winter when nighttime lows can reach -15°C (5°F) and snowfall is frequent.

Regardless of the season, hikers should be ready for unforeseen weather conditions and pack appropriately. For More Information on weather, check our Best time to trek Mardi Himal Blog.

What Permits Do I Need For The Mardi Himal Trek?

Obtaining the following permits is crucial while getting ready for the trek to Mardi Himal Base Camp:

TIMS (Trekkers Information Management System):

Getting TIMS permission is essential for every trekker who plans to go through the Annapurna Conservation Area. It is a must for all trekking routes of Mardi Himal Trek and it costs NRS 2000 (about 17 USD or 15 EUR) per person.

Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) Permit

Anyone planning to take on any of the Annapurna trekking trails must have an ACAP permit. It is carried out by the National Trust for Nature, and its main objective is to protect and maintain the area’s wildlife and natural environment, The money that this permit generates is used for conservation-related projects.

No matter how long someone stays, the cost of an ACAP Permit is Rs. 3000 (about USD 25) for each person going on a single-entry trek. Trekking records are maintained by certain checkpoints along the trail, and these permits can be acquired in Pokhara or Kathmandu.

Is the Mardi Himal trek for beginners?

Mardi Himal trekking is regarded as being of moderate difficulty, making it appropriate for novices and experienced hikers of all ages who can walk comfortably for five to six hours in cool mountainous areas. There are tea shops and hotels all along the trail, which makes it unnecessary to camp outside and lets kids and novices enjoy the hike worry-free.

Yak in the picture at high altitude in Mardi Himal Trek
Yak at high altitude in Mardi Himal Trek
Yak at high altitude

Hence, the Mardi Himal trek is not overly difficult and safe for beginners and kids because the uncommon risk of altitude sickness can be further reduced with the assistance of an experienced guide and a carefully thought-out schedule.

Accommodation and Food During the Mardi Himal Trek

On the trek, avoid expecting luxurious accommodations. Along the path, there are very few teahouses. Trekkers must thus spend the night in a Primitive fashion.

However, you don’t have to worry because the hikers will have access to some basic amenities. The meal is straightforward in terms of cuisine. Basic food options of both local and western are available. In the case of drinking water, the trails may create some problems, but there is no need to worry as it will be provided by the small teahouses. For detailed Accommodation, food and drinks information visit our guide on Mardi Himal Trek accommodation, food and drinks.

Porter Option

You will leave the remaining bags at your Pokhara or Kathmandu hotel.

Hence, for this journey, a porter is not necessary if your backpack weighs no more than five or six kilograms. However, if you really want to hire a porter, then you can pay an additional US$80 per porter or US$20 per day if you are unable to carry your backpack. A porter might be split between two and three persons.

Is Mardi Himal Trek Safe?

In general, people with a modest level of fitness and trekking experience find the Mardi Himal Trek to be safe. Compared to other high-altitude treks in Nepal, the trail’s height is reasonable and it is clearly marked. But there are risks involved with any trek in the Himalayas, like altitude sickness, unpredictable weather, and difficult terrain. There are several difficult climbs and descents during the walk, especially in the area close to the Mardi Himal Base Camp, where there may be limited, rocky, and narrow paths.

As a result, it’s critical to properly acclimate, maintain hydration, and pay attention to your body’s reaction to the altitude in order to assure safety.

How long is the Mardi Himal Trek?

The duration of the Mardi Trek varies from 5 to 8 days, depending on the trekker’s pace and starting site. The journey begins in the villages close to Pokhara and progressively ascends to Mardi Himal Base Camp, which is situated at an elevation of around 4,500 meters (14,763 feet), covering a distance of about 41 kilometers (25 miles).

Which is better, Mardi Himal or Poon Hill Trek?

Depending on your preferences, you can choose between the Poon Hill Trek and the Mardi Himal Trek. For those looking for solitude and moderate difficulty, the Mardi Himal Trek is the perfect choice because it is less crowded, gives a more isolated adventurous experience, and offers breathtaking up-close views of the Annapurna range.

Adventurer Caught Paragliding During Mardi Himal Trek
Paragliding in Mardi Himal Region.
Paragliding in Mardi Himal Region.

However, the Poon Hill Trek is a great choice for novices or anyone with limited time because it is shorter, easier to reach, and offers stunning sunrise views across the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri peaks.

Mardi Himal is the better option if you appreciate a more peaceful and involving hike. Whereas, Poon Hill is the better option if you’d rather take a shorter but still beautiful hike.

Comparing Mardi Himal Trek to Ghorepani Poon Hill and Khopra Hill Treks

Do you love to walk and see beautiful sights? But you’re not sure which trek to choose? Let’s compare three amazing treks in Nepal: Mardi Himal, Ghorepani Poon Hill, and Khopra Hill. Each offers unique views, crowds, and vibes. Let’s break it down.

Trek Duration Highest Point Crowd Level Difficulty   Best for
Mardi Himal Trek 5–7 days 4,500m (Mardi Himal Base Camp) Low Moderate Quiet trails, shorter trips, mountain lovers
Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek 4–5 days 3,210m (Poon Hill) High Easy to Moderate First-time trekkers, social travelers, and sunrise chasers.
Khopra Hill Trek 7–9 days 4,660m (Khopra Ridge) Very Low Moderate Adventure seekers, culture lovers, quieter paths.

Mardi Himal Trek

Want something a little quieter? Mardi Himal is quieter than the other two. It’s perfect if you like peaceful trails. This trek is shorter (5-7 days) and less busy. You will walk through forests, see mountains, and end up with amazing views of Mt. Machhapuchhre (Fishtail).

Ghorepani Poonhill Trek

Ghorepani Poon Hill is one of the most popular treks in Nepal. Every year, about 30,000 hikers come here! Why? Because it is quick, easy, and offers an amazing view of the sunrise from Poon Hill. It is Nepal’s most famous sunrise spot. You’ll see golden sunlight lighting up the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountains. The trek is 4-5 days, with cozy villages and busy teahouses. However, be prepared for crowds.

Khopra Hill Trek

Khopra Hill Trek is for adventure lovers who want something different. It’s less crowded, and you get views just as amazing as Mardi Himal and Poon Hill. It is also known as Khopra Danda Trek or Khopra Ridge Trek. From Khopra Ridge, You can see Dhaulagiri and the Annapurna range. Plus, there’s a hidden gem: Khayer Lake. This lake is at an altitude of 4500 meters and is also sacred for both Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage.

So, pick your trek:

  • If you want a quick trip with a famous sunrise, go for Poon Hill.
  • If you love quiet trails and dream of seeing Machhapuchhre so close, pick Mardi Himal.
  • And, if you want a peaceful and adventure trek and want to see holy lake, you can choose Khopra Hill.

No matter which you choose, you’ll come back with stories and photos to make your friends jealous.

Mardi Himal Trek FAQ'S

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In 5 days, the Mardi Himal travels about 41 kilometres. (Seven days, not counting travel time to and from the journey). Pokhara is at an elevation of 823 meters, and Mardi Base Camp is at a height of 4500 meters.

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The Mardi Himal trek is easy with a moderate level in difficulty. Except for that final effort to Mardi Himal Base Camp, there are not a lot of difficult climbs. There are not many long days in it.
This might be the simplest trek we’ve taken in the Himalayas. novices families, and young children should all enjoy this excursion.
Despite that, it is still a challenging walk in the Himalayas due to the landscape, conditions, and climate.

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Any time of year is a fantastic time to hike the Mardi Himal. But without a doubt, the months of March and April are ideal for the walk. On the journey during this time, you’ll continue to observe snow, but you’ll additionally see Himalayan rhododendrons in bloom.

The post-monsoon months of September, October, and November represent the next ideal time to complete the walk. The Annapurna Himalayas are visible from the Mardi Himal hike, and after the monsoon, when the sky is bright and clear without any haze or clouds, you’ll enjoy the best vistas of these massive peaks.

The month of December is another excellent time to walk the Mardi Himal in the snow. When it first starts falling snow, wintertime has officially begun. The trail is not completely blocked by the snowfall. It also isn’t so thin that it vanishes after a few days.

It’s a great time to go snow camping and snowshoeing. Ideal for battling snowballs and, with any hope, seeing snowfall.

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From December through the end of April, the Mardi Himal walk is covered with snow. By mid-December, the first winter snowflakes start to fall, and the trail is typically still usable through the end of the month.

The routes become challenging to access between January and February, which are the busiest winter months, due to extremely high snowfall. If snow is what you’re after during these months, we’d advise going on the Mardi journey.
One of the finest times to make the trek is around the beginning of March, when the snow begins to melt a little. The spring months of March, as well as April, are ideal for the Mardi-Himal journey because there is still a lot of snow, plenty of lush vegetation, and blossoming rhododendron woods.

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An Average physical condition is required for a trek like Mardi Himal. Every single day, 5 to 6 hours are spent climbing uphill and uphill to the top. We want to gauge your level of fitness by having you:

Prior to your excursion, run for a minimum of 5 kilometers in 60 minutes. It’s important to be consistent with your exercise, so try to jog 20 km per week or 80 km per month. It’s a criteria we have as a minimum.

We will carefully monitor your exercise regimen after you are certified for your expedition. Additionally, our team will help you develop a workout program. In the end, it will contribute to your having a secure voyage.

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Visitors and backpackers can feel comfortable in Mardi. With its guesthouses and residences, it is extremely trekker-friendly. Because of its distant position, only the most minimal amenities are available.

Having said that, given of the presence of wild creatures, hikers are concerned for the security of Mardi. The Annapurna Conservation National Area includes Mardi. Leopards, Foxes and jackals have both been observed in the past and in the present. However, they rarely enter when there is a high volume of tourists.

Since 2008, Mission Himalaya Treks has been leading treks from Pokhara to Mardi Base Camp, and during that time, we have not seen any hazards for hikers. Since Sidding is where the road comes to an end, it is a heavily inhabited area with few wild animals.

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The mardi-Himal trip is something we definitely advise if your child is over the age of 8. There will be a combination of simple and difficult trails.

On the other side, stay away from this walk if your child is younger than 8. The highest day and the subsequent day are both extremely long. Very young kids under the age of eight have struggled or failed to finish the walk as a result of the effort.

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On the Mardi Himal Trek, we typically accept a total of 10 to 25 travelers.

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European restrooms will be available at our Australian Camp near Pokhara. Squat-style restrooms will be located next every Lodges on excursion Periods. You can use toilet paper or water as you choose on these wet toilets. There will also be a deodorizer in the bathroom.

Wet tissues should not be used as they are not recyclable; instead, use ordinary toilet roll.

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You’ll encounter Normal networks along your journey when it involves a mobile phone network and a link to the internet. At a place like the top of Mardi Himal Base Camp, you can get a 3G connection! But not stable and strong.

Rest Camp is the final location that has electricity. There are no plug spots in any of the rooms at the Mardi Himal High Camp for trekkers to use to recharge their electronics. They must therefore use solar power to recharge in the dining room.

However, there is no electricity when you leave the rest camp. We advise you to include extra batteries for your cameras and a power bank with enough capacity to last you the entire trek—at least 20,000 mAh.

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You are welcome to leave your additional bags at the City. You can pick up the luggage whenever the journey is over. We’ll make the necessary arrangements.

Don’t store anything expensive at the Bag, please. You cannot keep here anything vital stuff like computers, cellphones, money, or valuables.

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It takes 6 to 7 days to climb Mardi Himal. You will spend the nights before and after the trek in luxurious hotels in addition to our lodges for trekking. Each has space for two hikers.

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You can, definitely!

Within one week of finishing your trip authorization, anyone higher than a certain age of 60 requires a Treadmill Test that is no older than twelve months. You ought to be prepared to jog 5 km in 60 min in addition to this.

If you are well fit for walking you can take your own risk for any registration.

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The trekkers benefit from additional foot traffic on any trail from mules, horses, and porters. This is why offloading is encouraged at Mission Himalaya Treks. In the real spirit of trekking, a trekker does not necessarily carry his or her own bag.

However, you cannot remove your bag if you are able to handle it owing to a health issue.

Transferring Backpack for porters costs $20 per day for the trek on the Mardi Himal hike.

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Depending on where you start and the path you follow, Mardi Himal Base Camp is approximately 41 kilometers (25 miles) from Pokhara. The majority of trekkers start at Kande or Phedi, which is only a short drive from Pokhara. From there, they take a path that goes via communities called Forest Camp, Australian Camp, and Deurali.

After a steady ascent through meadows and woodlands, the journey reaches Mardi Himal Base Camp at an altitude of about 4,500 meters. When traveling round trip, the entire distance is roughly 82 kilometers (51 miles).

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The easiest path to the Mardi Himal Base Camp and High Camp is via Kande, which is a short drive from Pokhara. From there, it passes through the Australian Camp, Deurali, Forest Camp, and Mardi Himal Base Camp.

The average time to finish this route is 4–5 days, depending on the trekker’s speed and level of acclimatization. With its short ascent to the base camp and reasonably direct route that stays away from lengthier deviations, it offers incredible views of the Annapurna range and the chance to see a variety of landscapes.

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The Mardi Himal journey from Pokhara can be expensive or inexpensive, depending on the length of the journey, the type of lodging selected, the cost of guides and porters, permits, and food.

The average cost of the expedition, which covers basic expenses, ranges from $200 to $600 USD per person. Please get in touch with us for further information and individualized help if you would like to customize the trek to your tastes and receive a comprehensive pricing breakdown.

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Yes, you can get to the Mardi Himal base camp by helicopter. This scenic and speedy method takes you to the breathtaking location in Nepal’s Annapurna region.

Helicopter Caught while doing the Mardi Himal Trek.
Helicopter in Mardi Himal region.

Hence, for those with time or physical limitations, the helicopter flight is the best alternative because it bypasses the strenuous climb and offers stunning overhead views of the Himalayas.

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It is possible to begin the Mardi Himal Trek straight from Kathmandu, bypassing Pokhara, however, this would involve more preparation and organization. Here’s how to accomplish it:

  1. Drive or Fly to the Trailhead:
    • From Kathmandu, you can directly hire a private jeep or take a public bus to Kande or Phedi, which are popular starting sites for the Mardi Himal Trek. It usually takes 8 to 10 hours to complete the drive, depending on traffic and road conditions.
  2. Start the Trek from the Trailhead:
    • You can begin your walk toward Mardi Himal Base Camp after you arrive at Kande or Phedi. The duration of the walk varies between four and six days, depending on your speed and the itinerary you select.

Although one may potentially begin the journey straight from Kathmandu, it is more popular to start in Pokhara, which offers more logistical advantages like better transportation options and the opportunity to adapt before beginning the climb.

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Yes, if you’re searching for a more peaceful and less crowded trekking experience in the Annapurna region, the Mardi Himal Trek is well worth it. The Mardi Himal Trek is worthwhile for the following reasons:

Reasons Why Mardi Himal Trek is Worth It:

  1. Amazing Views: The trek offers breathtaking views of Machapuchare (Fishtail), Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and other peaks. The ridge walking provides unique perspectives of these mountains.
  2. Off the Beaten Path: Unlike more popular treks like Annapurna Base Camp or Everest Base Camp, the Mardi Himal Trek is less crowded, allowing for a more peaceful and intimate experience with nature.
  3. Short and Accessible: The trek is relatively short (4-6 days), making it ideal for those with limited time or who prefer a less strenuous adventure. It’s also easily accessible from Pokhara.
  4. Rich Natural Beauty: The route takes you through diverse landscapes, including dense rhododendron forests, alpine meadows, and rocky high-altitude terrain.
  5. Less Commercialized: With fewer trekkers, the Mardi Himal Trek has a more authentic feel, with simpler accommodations and a greater sense of wilderness.

Overall, if you are looking for a beautiful, less crowded trek with stunning mountain views and a relatively short duration, the Mardi Himal Trek is definitely worth it.

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The Mardi Himal Trek and the Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek should be chosen based on your goals, hiking experience, and personal preferences. This comparison will assist you in selecting which trek could be more suitable for you:

Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek

Pros:

  1. Iconic Scenery: Views of the Annapurna range, including Machapuchare (Fishtail), Annapurna I (8,091 meters), and other massive peaks, are breathtaking from the ABC Trek. With its wide views of these mountains, reaching the base camp itself is a great pleasure.
  2. Cultural Experience: Trekking through multiple Gurung and Magar communities offers a culturally rich experience. You can engage with the community, discover their customs, and take in the region’s varied landscape.
  3. Varied Landscapes: There are many different types of sceneries to be seen on the ABC Trek, including bamboo groves, terraced fields, lush forests, and high-altitude alpine environments. After all, the trek goes through the well-known Annapurna Sanctuary.
  4. Longer Trek: This journey is perfect for people seeking a longer trekking experience because it usually takes 7–12 days.

Cons:

  1. More Crowded: Being one of the most well-known treks in Nepal, the ABC Trek can get crowded on the routes and at tea houses, especially in the spring and fall when demand is highest.
  2. Altitude Challenges: Trekking to Annapurna Base Camp, which is 4,130 meters (13,550 feet) above sea level, can be difficult for people who aren’t used to elevation or have limited trekking expertise.

Mardi Himal Trek

Pros:

  1. Off the Beaten Path: In comparison to the ABC Trek, the Mardi Himal Trek is less popular and provides a more isolated and peaceful hiking experience. For those seeking peace and quiet in the wilderness, it is perfect.
  2. Shorter and Less Strenuous: The Mardi Himal trek is appropriate for anyone with limited time or who wants a less physically challenging journey because it can be finished in 4-6 days. At 4,500 meters (14,764 feet), the highest point of the trek is Mardi Himal Base Camp. This is slightly higher than Annapurna Base Camp, but because the trek is shorter, it is usually less difficult.
  3. Unique Views: Mardi Himal has breathtaking views of Machapuchare (Fishtail), Annapurna South, and Hiunchuli even though it’s a shorter walk. The Himalayas can be seen from a unique viewpoint while hiking along the ridge.

Cons:

  1. Less Cultural Exposure: Compared to the ABC Trek, there are more opportunities for cultural encounters on the Mardi Himal Trek because it travels through more communities.
  2. Limited Accommodation: Since Mardi Himal is a less popular trek, there are fewer tea houses and lodges there. Basic lodging alternatives may need booking, particularly during the busiest times of the year.

Which Trek is Better?

  • Choose Annapurna Base Camp if:
    • You want a longer, more varied trekking experience.
    • You are interested in a mix of culture, landscape, and mountain views.
    • You don’t mind trekking on more crowded trails.
  • Choose Mardi Himal if:
    • You prefer a quieter, more peaceful trek with fewer people.
    • You have limited time or prefer a shorter trek?
    • You are looking for stunning mountain views with a sense of solitude.

In the end, these hikes provide unique experiences together with magnificent Himalayan vistas. The ideal option will rely on your time constraints, tastes, and desire for a traditional Himalayan trek with greater cultural interaction or something more distant.

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The Mardi Himal Trek is well-known mostly due to its lower risk and shorter completion time. This hike is well-known for its beautiful ridge walk as well as its variety of scenery, which includes alpine meadows and deep woodlands. This trek in particular offers a true Himalayan experience with few tourists and more basic lodging, making it the perfect choice for anyone looking for peace and stunning scenery.

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If you’re on a tight schedule but still want to see beautiful mountain views and explore Nepal’s amazing trails, this 4-day plan is suitable:

  • Day 1: Drive from Pokhara to Kande and trek to Low camp (2995 m).
    In the morning, you will drive from Pokhara to Kande (about 1 hour). Then, your hike will start from Kande. Then, for lunch, you will be going to the teahouse on the way. Then, you will keep hiking to Low Camp. You will get to see beautiful views. Then, you will be staying overnight at Low Camp (2995 meters).
  • Day 2: Trek from Low Camp to High Camp (3,555 meters).
    You will wake up and have breakfast looking at the amazing view at Low Camp. Then, you will start your trek from Low Camp to High Camp. This is a steeper climb today. Then you will be having lunch at a tea house along the way to High Camp. Then you will arrive at High Camp (3580m) in the evening. You will be staying overnight at High Camp.
  • Day 3: Trek to Mardi Himal Base camp (4500 m) and returning back to Badal Dada.
    You will wake up before sunrise. Then, the hiking will again begin from High Camp to Mardi Himal Base Camp. Then, you reach Mardi Himal Base Camp 4,500 meters / 14,764 feet. You will be enjoying the beautiful views. You will get time to take pictures and enjoy the moment.
    Then, you will again start trekking back down to Badal Dada. You will have breakfast on the way. You will be staying overnight in Badal Dada.
  • Day 4: Trek from Badal Dada to Sidding and then driving back to pokhara.
    This will be the last day of Mardi Himal trek. In this day, you will be returning from Badal Dada to Sidding (at 1240 meters). You will be trekking for approximately 4-5 kilometers and takes about 3-4 hours. It also depends on your pace and the trail conditions.
    After you reach Sidding, you will be moving toward Pokhara in a private jeep or a car. It might take 3-4 hours.
    So, that’s it! Four days of walking through beautiful scenery, from green forests to right under snowy mountains. Try the Mardi Himal trek if you’re searching for an adventure that can be completed in a few days and gives amazing rewards!
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Want a short but amazing trek in Nepal? The Mardi Himal trek is perfect for you! This 5-day trip takes you through beautiful forests and gives you close view of the Annapurna Mountains. The trek starts from Pokhara city and goes up to 4,500 meters (14,763 feet) at Mardi Himal Base Camp.
Here’s your day-by-day journey:

  • Day 1: Drive to Kande (1,770m) and hike to Forest Camp (2,550m)
    You’ll start in Pokhara and drive to a village called Kande. From there, you’ll hike to a camp at 2,550 meters.
  • Day 2: Walk to Low Camp (2,970m)
    You will walk for 4-5 hours through thick rhododendron forests. The path will be less steep.You will start seeing mountain views from here. You will continue hiking to a camp at 2,970 meters.
  • Day 3: Climb to High Camp (3,580m)
    You will hike for 3-4 hours. You will reach a camp at 3,580 meters where the views of Mardi Himal and Machapuchare are amazing. In this place, the air will get thinner.
  • Day 4: Hike to Base Camp (4,500m) and back to Low Camp
    Day 4 will feel like the biggest day of your trek. You will wake up early and walk for 3-4 hours to Base Camp. Then you will reach the base camp at 4,500 meters. You will see beautiful views of the Annapurna range. You will be staying there for some time. You can capture images and enjoy the beautiful views. After photos, you will be heading back down to Low Camp.
  • Day 5: Return to Pokhara
    This is the final day of your trek. You will walk for 5-6 hours. You will walk through forests and villages back to Kande, then drive to Pokhara.
    The 5-day Mardi Himal trek is a great way to experience the beauty of the Himalayas. You will hike through amazing landscapes, climb to high camps, and enjoy views. It’s a challenging but rewarding adventure that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime.
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The Annapurna Region in Nepal is a dream for anyone who loves mountains, nature, and adventure. It’s full of beautiful views and friendly people. There are several options of trekking in the Annapurna region. It’s not just one trek. But with so many option, how do you pick the right one? Don’t worry! We have break down the alternative trekking routes in simple words, compare them, and help you decide.

Trek name Duration (days) Difficulty Crowd level
Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek 4-5 Easy Very busy
Mardi Himal Trek 5-7 Moderate Medium
Khopra Hill Trek 7-9 Moderate Quiet
Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) 7-10 Moderate Busy
Annapurna Circuit Trek 12-16 Hard Busy in season
Nar Phu Valley Trek 10-12 Moderate Quiet
Upper Mustang Trek 15-17 Moderate Quiet
Jomsom Muktinath Trek 10-12 Moderate Quiet but busy in peak season

You can even combine these different routes for an amazing experience. For example:

  • Poon Hill + Mardi Himal (8-9 days)
  • Khopra Ridge + Poon Hill (10-12 days)
  • Annapurna Base Camp + Poon Hill (12-14 days)
  • Mardi Himal + Annapurna Base Camp (14-16 days)
  • Jomsom + Poon Hill (8-10 days)

No matter which route you choose, you will be surrounded by beautiful mountain views. Each of these treks has its unique features. So you won’t regret choosing a less popular route. You can choose routes according to your interests. When choosing a route, you should consider many factors. It includes your fitness level, available time, and crowd levels. For a customized experience, you can consult us. We will help you to make an itinerary based on your interests and goals.

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Yes, travel insurance is a necessary for the Mardi Himal Trek. Think of it as your safety while you are exploring Nepal’s beautiful mountains. It’s there to help if something unexpected happens. Maybe you twist your ankle on a rocky path. Or, the weather turns bad. Or you get sick. These things are rare, but they can happen. So, travel insurance helps you stay safe and stress-free during trekking. Here are some reasons explained about why you need it:

  • Covers Medical Emergencies
    On the Mardi Himal Trek, you will climb up to 3,580 meters (11,745 feet). That’s pretty high! Some people feel dizzy or sick at that height. Even experienced hikers may get it. This is called altitude sickness. If it gets bad, you might need to go down fast. Not only that, you might get injured or get sick. So also, in that case, insurance will cover all your medical emergencies. You may also need to be rescued by helicopter if necessary. And you might know that helicopter rescue is so expensive. But travel insurance can help you to cover your cost.
  • Covers Trip Cancellations
    Weather changes fast in the mountains. Your flights may get cancelled or there may be landslides which can block the trails. You may also get ill or injured. Life can be unpredictable, and sometimes, even the best plans need to change. So, the trip can be cancelled. Then, the travel insurance can help you get your money back for trip cancellation.
  • Protects your lost or damaged items
    You may have spent money on a good backpack, a camera to capture the views, and other equipment. If something happens to them, it can feel like a big loss to you. Your things might get lost or your backpack can get misplaced. So, in this condition some travel insurance company may protects your lost or damaged items. These small things can also make a huge difference while trekking.
  • Emergency Evaculation
    As we already mentioned during the trek unpredictable things can happen. If you get sick or injured, there might not be a better hospital for your treatment. So, you might need to be rushed to the hospital. And, if any other emergency occurs and you need to rush home as soon as possible, then the road route may also not guarantee to take you there quickly. Then emergency evacuation might be needed. It is often done by helicopter in rural areas.

What Happens If You Don’t Have Insurance?

It’s dangerous to trek without insurance. You will be responsible for paying for everything yourself if something goes wrong. The cost of a helicopter flight might cost you $2,000. The cost of medical can also increase. It will be your own responsibility if you lose any stuff.

So, before you start your Mardi Himal Trek, make sure to get travel insurance. All the travel insurance companies might not give you all the features like medical expenses, helicopter rescues, and the risks of trekking up to 3,580 meters. So, do research about different travel insurance companies before you take insurance.

Mardi Himal Trek Reviews

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yut lai l
(Malaysia)
Mardi himal base camp trek was super fantastic.

The view from Mardi Himal trekking was so amazing. Fishtail Annapurna and himchuli so close. We have like 4 guide. Santosh sundar bikash and new Lee. Thanks mission himalaya for arrange such a fantastic trip.

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Ong c
(Kuala Ketil, Malaysia)
Best mardi trek with best company of Nepal

The trek to Mardi with mission Himalaya trek is so good. Our leader new know all the details. Bikash guide is very helpful. Shyam sundar Santos and Jimbal Dai very strong and helpful. Weather favorable for us so able to see mountain just half hour. Thank you mission himalaya snd Birendra duwadi organize such nice trip.

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Jason L
(Hongkong )
Worth recommending

Guidance professional efficiency, arranging flights from Kathmandu to Bokara, then transfer from the hotel to the mountain exit, when going up the mountain will also provide fruit for visitors to enjoy, careful service, in addition to the mountain food, accommodation and internet no problems, push

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Huang Y
(Malaysia)
My first excursion abroad was 4500 mountains

The service is very good, and careful, very helpful to take photos, but also very patient with our body weight, slowly walk accompaniment, very concerned we eat good and bad eating play unhappy, and also careful with fruit on the mountain cut us to eat 💜💜

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Nelly Yap
(Malaysia)
Mardi Himal, even a Malaysian mountaineering novice can do it, Yeah!!!

The period from 23/03/24 to 01/04/24 ended successfully and successfully reached the top. This route can be completed by me, a first-time mountaineer. Along the way, the mountain guide Bikas took great care of me and gave me tips to reduce my high reflexes. Along the way, we saw beautiful scenery and local customs. I happened to experience the Holi Festival

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Sandy Goh
(Malaysia)
Fish Tail Peak Tour

This was a very challenging but interesting mountain climbing trip. The group members interacted well and encouraged each other, and finally succeeded in reaching the summit.
In addition to five days of climbing, this mountaineering trip also arranged local tourist attractions and took us to taste local specialties. We all had a great time.
The accommodation on the mountain is the best in my hiking experience, and the food is delicious and hot. The porter and mountain guide Bikas were very efficient and provided great service.
For my EBC mountaineering plan, this company must be my first choice.

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Henry Chan
(Ulu Tiram, Malaysia)
Fish Tail Peak Climb Trip

This fishtail peak itinerary is very easy to arrange. In addition to the 5 days and 4 nights of mountain climbing, it also arranges visits to local attractions and takes us to taste local food.
We are very satisfied with the accommodation and food on the mountain, especially the mountain guide Bikas served us very well this time. The weather was not very good this time, but we were still lucky enough to see Fishtail Peak…
I’ll definitely be looking for them next time I’m on EBC…

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麦子
(Klang, Malaysia)
Fishtail Peak Hike

During the trip to Fishtail Peak, the mountain guide performed excellently and was attentive and thoughtful. However, bad weather cast a shadow on the trip, with rain dampening the experience. Accommodation is poor and food basic. It is worth mentioning that the food and hotel environment at the foot of the mountain are pretty good. The road conditions back to Kathmandu were very bad, which probably affected the comfort of the entire trip.

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M.Y. Chung
(Hong Kong, China)
Mardi Himal Trekking Private Tour 🏔️

Mardi Himal -This route is very suitable for beginners. It is not too difficult and the scenery is wonderful.
Must go to Mardi Base camp 4500m (MBC), I think this section of the journey is the most beautiful.
Our tour guide Birendra is a professional and funny, during this journey.
And the porter is guardful.
If anyone wants to hike or travel in Nepal, I strongly recommend to choice tour guide Birendra 👍

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HY T
(Hongkong)
Nice trip with caring porters and friendly tourist guide.

Smart and experience Porters, friendly and easy going Tourist Guide and the team, perfect traffic arrangements, very good recommendations on local foods.

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  • Flexible Departure Dates
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