The Mardi Himal Trek has a reputation for being a challenging trek. The Mardi Himal Trek is a breeze. You will easily reach the Mardi Himal base Camp if you have sufficient trekking equipment, a well-planned itinerary, and adequate logistic assistance. Remember that acclimatization is crucial, but you aren't going on a high-altitude hike. Our trekking agency has taken even a novice visitor to Mardi Himal without difficulties. With an average walking hour of 5 to 6 hours each day, a total distance of 45 kilometers is covered. Through boulders and stone steps, there will be some hard ascents and descents. Always keep your luggage light. If you are traveling with a family or group, we can provide a porter to carry your luggage.

Nepal is a landlocked country in the Himalayas, and no one knows it better than the people who live there. Also, if you want to save money, you should hire Nepali agents. If you use a Nepali travel agency, you can save about half of your money. In addition, the money you pay goes directly to the local. It's not only about the money; it's about your service, your safety, and your perfect vacation. Our team treats each guest as if they were a god!

The Mardi Himal Base Camp is located at 4500 meters above sea level, but we are staying at High Camp, which is located at 3900 meters above sea level.

The temperature in Mardi Himal Trekking ranges from 15-20 degrees Celsius (59-68 degrees Fahrenheit) during the day and drops to -5 degrees Celsius (23 degrees Fahrenheit) at night. Spring season lasts from March to June and is the greatest time to visit Mardi Himal for trekking, however people travel all year. The monsoon season lasts from July to September, and the journey is not suggested at this time. From September until November, the autumn season is in full swing.

The Mardi Himal Trekking is a teahouse (lodge) trip. If you like to camp, we can provide you with a tent, but you will be eating your meals at the tea house. Your tent will be set up right next to the tea house.

It is not advised that you drink tap water immediately. You can use water filters and purification pills. Although the water is clean, you are not accustomed to it. During the cold season, the water at high altitude remains frozen. So having a good water bottle is a smart idea.

The Mardi Himal Journey is a relatively easy trek. You will only be walking in a jungle for one or two days, therefore always walk in a group. You might come across a wild yak, a leopard, or other wild animals. When you get at Mardi Himal Base Camp, be cautious of the avalanche.

The hike to Mardi Himal is not particularly high in altitude. Staying overnight at an altitude greater than 3500m from the previous night's altitude is one of the best ways to avoid high altitude sickness. It's always a good idea to take one acclimatization day after each 1000m as a precaution.

Of course, a youngster can accompany you on the Mardi Himal Trek. The Mardi Himal Base Camp has been visited by many families with their children. However, you should ensure that your youngster can communicate effectively in the event of high altitude sickness or other issues. Bringing your child to Annapurna/Mardi Himal is a good option if you take adequate rest days, as there are many things to discover and see, including snow-capped mountains and Himalayan animals.

Yes, you can use the internet while on the Mardi Himal trek. Additionally, 3G mobile phone coverage is available on the Mardi Himal route. So, using Ncell and NTC mobile phones, you may now make video calls and surf the internet.
How long does it take to walk to the top of Mardi Himal?
In total, it takes about 7 to 12 days.

Yes, you can use the internet while on the Mardi Himal trek. Additionally, 3G mobile phone coverage is available on the Mardi Himal route. So, using Ncell and NTC mobile phones, you may now make video calls and surf the internet.

In total, it takes about 7 to 12 days.

Because the Mardi Himal walk is a freshly opened track with few people undertaking it, we always recommend that you have at least a local guide, and because of a change in Nepal Government policy, all trekkers must be accompanied by a guide throughout the majority of the trekking region.

The Mardi Himal trek is suited for anyone who is moderately fit and has no prior experience. Before embarking on your adventure, several physical training programs such as walking, running, swimming, and hiking are recommended to prepare you for the travel. Anyone with a pre-existing medical ailment or disease should obtain medical counsel before embarking on any adventure.

Yes, a representative from our company will be there to greet you. Outside the airport terminal, he will display your name. Our private vehicle will transport you to your accommodation.

The best trekking seasons are often March-April and October-November, but the Mardi Himal walk can also be completed in February, June, April, May, and December.

The weather in the highlands is often unpredictable. The weather is often cold at night and pleasant during the day. Temperatures may range from 30 degrees Celsius to minus 15 degrees Celsius.

Various automobile services are available depending on the nature of the trip. We provide sightseeing vehicles, city excursions, and airport pick-ups and drops. We provide tourist bus transportation from Kathmandu to Pokhara and back to Kathmandu. We arrange a flight ticket from Kathmandu to Pokhara and vice versa using Simrik Air, Buddha Air, and Yeti Air.

Some villages along the trekking trails have landline telephones from which you can contact your family and friends. There is also internet connectivity available somewhere, which you can use for a fee. You can also get a sim card for your phone by faxing a Xerox copy of your passport and a PP size photo.

Of course, in the cities, yes; but, once outside of the cities, all payments must be made in cash. You've also swapped your money for Nepali rupees before leaving the city.

Yes, charging facilities will be provided in all guesthouses and lodges; however, due to the possibility of load shedding, it is recommended that you bring a power bank or spare batteries.

In Kathmandu and Pokhara, there are numerous restaurants where you can discover whatever delicacy you desire. However, most teahouses are located along the trekking path. Noodle soup, steam mo: mo, daal bhat, green salad, finger chips, eggs, potatoes, and fresh veggies are all on the menu. Tea, coffee, hot lemon, and hot chocolate are available. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be served at a lodge every day.

The majority of lodge meals are vegetarian, so vegetarians will have no problems. In addition, to avoid food poisoning, we constantly advise our clients to consume vegetarian meals. At a high altitude, non-vegetarian foods are dangerous to the stomach.

For the shower, hot water will be delivered in a bucket, and you will be charged for it.

Yes, they have received NATHM training (Nepal Academy of Tourism and Hotel Management). KEEP has also provided them with high-altitude first-aid training (Kathmandu Environmental Education Project).

Actually, tipping is not required, but it is a nice gesture to your guides and porters. The amount you tip should reflect how satisfied you are with your guide and how personally involved you are with him or her.

Yes, there are numerous opportunities for extending your vacation before or after your primary trip.