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Mardi Himal Trek

Mardi Himal Trek
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At a Glance
  • Duration9 Days
  • Trip GradeModerate
  • CountryNepal
  • Maximum Altitude4500 m
  • Group Size16
  • StartsKathmandu
  • EndsKathmandu
  • Travel StyleTrekking
  • Best TimeSpring and Autumn

The Mardi Himal trek stands out as a captivating, enchanting, and culturally rich journey within the Annapurna region. This trek offers an unparalleled exploration of both the region's natural splendor and cultural heritage. Along the Mardi Himal route, adventurers encounter numerous traditional villages, breathtaking panoramas of picturesque landscapes and valleys, intimate perspectives of the majestic mountains, and captivating sights of winding rivers that resemble serpentine patterns.

Situated to the east of Modi Khola, close to the majestic Machhapuchhre Mountain and overlooking the Himchuli valley, Mardi Himal presents a thrilling trekking route known for its secluded nature. Embarking on the Mardi Himal ascent offers both adventure and romance, providing trekkers with delightful and captivating moments. As one reaches the High Camp, a breathtaking panorama unfolds, showcasing iconic peaks like Mardi, Annapurna, Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and Himchuli, further enhancing the allure of this expedition.

Located east of Modi Khola and near the imposing Machhapuchhre Mountain, with views overlooking the Himchuli valley, Mardi Himal offers an enticing trekking path celebrated for its isolated charm. Venturing on the Mardi Himal trail promises a blend of adventure and enchantment, gifting trekkers with memorable and spellbinding experiences. Upon reaching the High Camp, trekkers are greeted with a mesmerizing vista that reveals renowned peaks such as Mardi, Annapurna, Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri, Nilgiri, and Hinchuli, further elevating the expedition's allure.

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Highlights

  • Panoramic Mountain Views: Spectacular vistas of iconic Himalayan peaks such as Annapurna, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Mardi Himal itself.
  • Authentic Cultural Experience: Encounter local villages, interact with Gurung communities, and immerse yourself in traditional Nepali culture and customs.
  • Diverse Landscapes: Traverse through lush rhododendron forests, terraced fields, alpine meadows, and rugged mountain terrains.
  • Serene Environment: Experience the tranquility of the Himalayas away from the more crowded trekking routes, offering a more secluded and peaceful trekking experience.
  • Adventure and Challenge: The trek offers a mix of moderate-to-challenging trails, providing trekkers with an exciting and memorable adventure.
  • Heartwarming Hospitality: Stay in local families' tea houses to get a taste of Nepali hospitality.
  • Rich Flora and Fauna: Encounter a variety of flora and fauna, including colorful rhododendrons, diverse bird species, and possibly even elusive wildlife like the snow leopard (though sightings are rare).
  • Cultural Insights: Visit ancient monasteries, prayer flags, and stupas, gaining insights into Buddhist culture and traditions prevalent in the region.
  • Flexibility: The trek can be tailored to various durations and difficulty levels, making it accessible for both novice and experienced trekkers.
  • Solitude: Enjoy a less crowded trekking route compared to other popular treks in the region, providing a more serene and intimate experience with nature.

What should I expect during the Mardi Himal Trek?

Embarking on the Mardi Himal Trek unveils a harmonious tapestry of Nepal's natural and cultural riches. A variety of landscapes, including lush rhododendron forests and vast alpine meadows, will enchant you as you travel along its trails. Annapurna South, Hinchuli, and Machhapuchhre are just a few of the majestic peaks that will surround you as you do so.

Alongside this scenic grandeur, encounters with the Gurung and Magar communities offer a genuine immersion into age-old traditions and warm mountain hospitality.

While the trek requires a moderate level of fitness and occasionally involves difficult ascents, the rewards are numerous. Nestled within rustic teahouses, one finds moments of respite, allowing for reflective pauses amidst the rugged terrain. Moreover, panoramic vistas from vantage points like the High Camp etch indelible memories of Himalayan splendor, painting a canvas of nature's unparalleled beauty.

Amidst the tranquility, always remain attuned to nature's whims, for the Mardi Himal region, though serene, presents its own set of climatic nuances, making each trekker's experience uniquely profound. It's a journey where every step echoes with stories of ancient traditions, breathtaking panoramas, and the enduring spirit of adventure.

Is Mardi Himal trekking right for you?

Deciding on the Mardi Himal trek hinges on a nuanced understanding of your capabilities and desires. This journey, while moderately challenging, demands a reasonable level of physical fitness due to its steep ascents and varying terrain. If you harbor a penchant for authentic cultural encounters, the trek unfurls opportunities to immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of Gurung and Magar traditions, juxtaposed against breathtaking Himalayan panoramas.

Furthermore, your timing plays a pivotal role; opting for spring or autumn ensures optimal weather conditions, accentuating the trek's scenic splendor. While the route offers rustic teahouse accommodations and a more intimate connection with nature, it may not align with those seeking extensive amenities or bustling trails. In essence, the Mardi Himal trek beckons those yearning for a harmonious blend of cultural exploration, natural grandeur, and moderate adventure, provided you align your expectations and preparations accordingly.

And if you feel like extending the trek, you can easily combine the Annapurna Base Camp Trek, Poon Hill Trek, or Pokhara Tour into the Mardi Himal Trek itinerary.

Perks of doing the Mardi Himal trek with us

Setting out on the Mardi Himal trek is effortlessly facilitated with our seasoned team guiding your expedition. Their steadfast assistance guarantees a tranquil journey, prioritizing your safety at every turn and ensuring a smooth and enjoyable Mardi Himal trekking experience.

Should you have inquiries about the Mardi Himal trek guide or any related aspects, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Additionally, outlined below are several benefits you'll enjoy when trekking in collaboration with our team:

  • Benefit from experienced local guides familiar with the route.
  • Agencies handle permits, accommodations, and transportation logistics.
  • Receive essential equipment, first-aid support, and emergency plans for safety assurance.
  • Engage in arranged interactions with the Gurung and Magar communities.
  • You can customize your itinerary by adjusting the trek duration, pace, and activities to align with your preferences.
  • The best Mardi Himal trek costs 
  • Enjoy camaraderie with like-minded travelers on organized group treks.
  • Promote sustainable initiatives and conscientious tourism practices.
  • Receive post-trek assistance, including debriefing sessions and support with subsequent travel arrangements.
  • 24/7 support system 
  • Complimentary welcome and farewell dinners and airport transfers as per the itinerary
  • No hidden cost or policy
Day to Day Itinerary

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, our team will greet you warmly and assist with your luggage. Subsequently, we'll arrange your transfer to the hotel, allowing you some time to unwind and rejuvenate.

Later, we'll convene at our office to introduce you to the trek leader and provide a detailed trip briefing. Following this, you can prepare your duffel bags and finalize any last-minute shopping requirements. We'll conclude the day with a delightful dinner, immersing ourselves in Nepali cultural music and dance for a memorable evening.

Max Altitude:1400 m Meal:Welcome DinnerAccommodation:Hotel

On the inaugural day, embark on a picturesque drive to Pokhara, traversing the scenic Prithvi Highway that offers captivating vistas along the journey. As you traverse this renowned route of 201 kilometers with the view of Gansesh Himal, the Mansiri range, and the Annapurna range, we'll pause for a refreshing lunch en route.

Once you reach Pokhara, you'll be taken to your hotel, and afterward, you can explore Lakeside to purchase any remaining trekking gear you might need.

Max Altitude:822 m Meal:Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation:HotelDistance:201 kmDuration:7-8 Hours

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before your Jeep awaits you outside. You'll embark on a one-hour journey to Kande, where your trek begins. After lunch in Pothana, you'll trek to Pitam Deurali. Your accommodation for the night will be at Lovely Hill, Gauda, offering breathtaking views of Dhaulagiri, Annapurna South, and the Hinchuli Himalayas from this vantage point.

Max Altitude:2150 m Meal:Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation:Tea HouseDuration:6 Hours

You'll traverse verdant forest trails, ascending a challenging slope steadily. Today's trek takes you through enchanting jungle scenery, with lush, dense forests greeting you along the way. Your day will end at Low Camp, where you'll spend the night in the midst of this mesmerizing landscape, after lunch at Forest Camp.

Max Altitude:3035 m Meal:Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation:Tea HouseDistance:6.8 kmDuration:6 Hours

Navigating the trek to High Camp presents a challenging ascent, yet the awe-inspiring panoramas of captivating landscapes, verdant forests, and tantalizing snow-draped peaks along the way amplify its allure. As you ascend, the air grows crisper and more rarified, heightening the sense of adventure. Upon reaching High Camp, you're rewarded with breathtaking vistas that encompass iconic peaks such as Mardi, Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, Machhapuchhre, Nilgiri, and Himchuli. Enjoy an overnight stay at High Camp, soaking in the unparalleled mountain scenery.

Max Altitude:3550 m Meal:Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation:Tea HouseDistance:8.5 kmDuration:5 Hours

The culminating segment of the Mardi Himal trek begins with an early dawn awakening. Venturing towards the Mardi Himal Base Camp in the predawn hours, we anticipate the awe-inspiring spectacle of sunrise. Ascending to this vantage point demands approximately two hours, presenting its share of rigorous challenges. The path winds through rugged terrain, occasionally slick underfoot, and requires deft navigation along precipitous mountain ridges.

As the altitude surpasses 4000 meters, the atmospheric shift becomes palpable. Yet, upon arrival at the base camp of 4500 meters, nature unveils a celestial tableau unparalleled in its splendor. Many people consider the unobstructed view of Annapurna's majestic peaks from this sanctuary to be a pinnacle moment, especially during sunrise. After soaking in these panoramic wonders, our descent leads us to Badal Danda, where our accommodations await.

Max Altitude:3221 m Meal:Breakfast, Lunch, DinnerAccommodation:Tea HouseDuration:6 Hours

Day marks the beginning of our descent from the Mardi Himal trek, retracing the scenic path we embraced during our ascent. Our route, while familiar, presents its own set of challenges as we navigate towards Badal Danda. As we continue, the trail directs us to Sidhing, meandering through lush jungles cradling the base of the iconic Mt. Machhapuchhre.

The descent intensifies, presenting steep terrain and occasionally treacherous, slippery pathways. After a rewarding four-hour trek, we arrive at Sidhing, where a waiting jeep awaits to whisk us back to Pokhara. Tonight, you'll retreat to your chosen hotel in Pokhara, reflecting on the day's exhilarating journey.

Max Altitude:822 m Meal:Breakfast, LunchAccommodation:HotelDuration:6 Hours

The trekking adventure culminates as you transition from Pokhara back to Kathmandu aboard a comfortable tourist bus. If the idea of a prolonged bus journey seems daunting, fret not, for we offer an alternative: a swift flight to Kathmandu, albeit at an additional cost, ensuring flexibility and convenience tailored to your preferences.

Max Altitude:1400 Meal:Breakfast, LunchAccommodation:HotelDuration:7 hours

Today signifies the culmination of your enriching journey with Sherpa Eco Adventure in Nepal. We'll facilitate your transfer to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward flight, emphasizing the importance of arriving at least three hours prior to your scheduled departure to ensure a seamless transition.

 

Max Altitude:1400 m Meal:Breakfast
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Trip Service Details
Included
  • Arrange transportation to and from the airport or hotel via a private vehicle.
  • Two nights' hotel stay in Kathmandu with a bed and breakfast arrangement.
  • 2 nights of hotel lodging in Pokhara with a bed and breakfast arrangement.
  • Accommodations throughout the treks will be provided in a standard guest house with twin sharing beds.
  • Arrange luxury tourist bus transportation for the entire group traveling between Kathmandu and Pokhara.
  • All required documentation, ACAP entry permits, and TIMS permit fees.
  • A seasoned, supportive, and amiable team of guides, porters, and trekking crew.
  • All the meals provided throughout the trek (including breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
  • Compensation, meals, lodging, transportation, and insurance for the guide and porter.
  • Emergency medical kit containing Diamox
  • Farewel dinner
  • Governmental taxes and authorized expenditures.
Excluded
  • Nepal visa fee.
  • Tickets for flights abroad.
  • Individual trekking gear and equipment.
  • Hot or boiled water during the trek in the mountains. 
  • Travel rescue insurance, including helicopter rescue, and supplementary medical coverage.
  • Lunch and dinner in kathmandu, Pokhara
  • Tips for guides, porters, and drivers.
  • Beverages like hot drinks, mineral water, soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages, as well as laundry and other personal expenses.
  • Other expenses not specified in the cost are encompassed in the remainder.
Additional Info

Mardi Himal Trek Difficulties

Trek Distance

The Mardi Himal trek typically covers a distance of around 41 kilometers or 25 miles, depending on the specific itinerary and side trips. This distance is usually covered over 7–10 days of trekking. Every day, you will cover around 9 kilometers (5.5 miles) on average by trekking for a minimum of 6 hours. 

Difficulty level and terrain

Mardi Himal Trek encompasses a blend of uphill and downhill terrains, striking a balance without being excessively strenuous. Beginning amidst sub-tropical forests, the route gradually transitions through alpine woodlands, leading trekkers across picturesque meadows.

Altitude sickness

By prioritizing safety, proper acclimatization, and attentive monitoring of symptoms, you can reduce the risk of altitude sickness and enjoy a rewarding trekking experience in the breathtaking landscapes of the Mardi Himal region. Always consult with a healthcare provider or trekking professional for personalized advice and guidance tailored to your individual needs and conditions.

Preventive measures

To mitigate altitude sickness risks, prioritize hydration by drinking ample water and refraining from alcohol consumption or smoking during the trek. Adopt a steady pace rather than rushing, adhere to the advised acclimatization schedule, and promptly notify your guide if you experience any discomfort or symptoms.

Previous trekking experience

While prior trekking experience can enhance your Mardi Himal Trek, it's not a prerequisite. Even without prior trekking background, embarking on the Mardi Trek is entirely feasible. With thorough preparation and readiness, there's no need for concern; you can confidently undertake this adventure.

Trek preparation

It's essential to assess and enhance your physical readiness. Engage in consistent cardiovascular workouts and focus on strengthening your leg muscles. Additionally, pack versatile clothing suitable for fluctuating weather patterns, encompassing layers to combat chilly nights and accommodate warmer daytime temperatures. Familiarizing yourself with local customs and culture will facilitate meaningful interactions with community members throughout your journey.

The best time to do the Mardi Himal Trek trek in Nepal

Spring

Spring, spanning from March to May, stands out as a prime period for the Mardi Himal trek. This season unveils a valley adorned with colorful rhododendron blossoms and verdant landscapes. Enjoy stable weather, mild temperatures, and clear skies, rendering it an optimal time for an enriching trekking experience.

Autumn

From September to November, autumn emerges as a prime season for trekking in the Mardi Himal region. This time period, which is characterized by pleasant weather and primarily clear skies, gives hikers the chance to enjoy the energizing mountain air amid the vibrant fall foliage colors. However, it's worth noting that the allure of autumn attracts a significant influx of trekkers, resulting in busier trails.

Summer/Monsoon

The period from June to August, encompassing summer and the monsoon season, is generally not advisable for the Mardi Himal Trek. During these months, the region witnesses substantial rainfall, leading to muddy and treacherous trails. Additionally, occurrences of landslides and encounters with leeches increase, making trekking conditions less favorable and potentially hazardous due to unpredictable weather patterns.

Winter

From December to February, winter presents an alternative yet feasible period for embarking on the Mardi Himal trek. During this season, the trails glisten under a blanket of snow, and temperatures notably decrease, particularly at elevated altitudes. Nevertheless, for those equipped to brave the cold and seeking a serene journey away from the crowds, winter bestows a distinctive and tranquil trekking experience.

Accommodation and Meals

Rooms and Washrooms

Accommodations along the Mardi Himal Trek route are basic tea houses and lodges. They have small rooms with twin beds and clean bedding. Some places may offer you a private washroom, but most of the accommodation has a shared washroom. Single rooms are available in some places. As there is no heating system in the rooms, we recommend carrying a sleeping bag with you. 

Charging

Charging electronic devices, such as phones and cameras, is typically possible at most lodges and teahouses along the Mardi Trail. It's recommended to bring a power bank as a backup. When charging in a teahouse, where devices are commonly charged in shared spaces like dining halls, take care to avoid misplacing your charging device among the various devices by being vigilant.

WiFi

WiFi is available in most places along the trek, but the connection may be slow, unreliable, and may come with additional charges. It is advisable to acquire a Nepali SIM for data usage during the trek, as there will be no reliable network coverage in the dense forest after a certain point. Nepal Telecom SIMs work well until Mardi High Camp, beyond which only a specific location provides network coverage.

Breakfast

You can anticipate a selection that typically includes tea or coffee along with a variety of foods like toast, sandwiches, Gurung bread, pancakes, apple-infused porridge, hash brown potatoes, eggs cooked in various ways, and muesli.

Lunch and Dinner

While embarking on the Mardi Himal trek, you can look forward to a diverse array of lunch and dinner choices. The menu typically features a range of traditional Nepali dishes such as dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), noodles, pasta, momo (dumplings), curries, burgers, chapati, chilies, thukpa (a noodle soup), pizza, and various other offerings. The dining options at every dining establishment offer a rich and gratifying selection, catering to a variety of tastes and preferences.

Drinking Water and Beverages

Along the trekking route, you can find bottled and filtered water for sale at teahouses and lodges. Most teahouses provide a variety of hot beverages, like tea and coffee. It is advisable to bring a reusable water bottle, and there are water purification options such as tablets and drops to guarantee a safe and sustainable water supply during the trek. Choosing hot beverages not only adds comfort but also helps counter the cool mountain climate. Stay informed about the latest updates on water availability and safety by consulting local guides or teahouse owners.

Additional Information

Travel Insurance

It is crucial to have travel insurance when embarking on the Mardi Himal Trek. Your insurance should cover emergency air evacuation and medical expenses. Since you'll be trekking in a remote area with minimal medical facilities, having travel insurance guarantees swift rescue assistance in case of unexpected circumstances or medical emergencies.

Passport and Visa Information

Prior to your arrival in Nepal, verify that your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your entry date. You can choose to obtain a tourist visa upon arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu or through the Nepalese Embassy or consulate office in your home country. It is recommended to confirm the current visa status for Nepal and carefully evaluate the available options before determining your preferred method of obtaining a visa.

Currency Exchange

The official currency used in Nepal is the Nepalese rupee (NPR). In Thamel and Pokhara, there are banks and currency exchange centers that offer advantageous exchange rates. Furthermore, numerous ATMs in these locations accept international cards, enabling you to withdraw cash conveniently. However, it's crucial to note that there are no ATMs along the Mardi Himal trekking route beyond Pokhara. Therefore, it is recommended to withdraw an adequate amount of funds in Kathmandu or Pokhara to cover your expenses during the trek.

Luggage

Keep your luggage weight to a minimum and make use of the hotel's locker room to store any additional suitcases while trekking. Ensure that your duffel bag does not surpass a weight limit of 10 kg, and keep your backpack under a weight limit of 5 kg.

Tip

It is a common practice to express gratitude to your guide and porters by tipping for their dedicated service. While there is no fixed amount, it is recommended to tip guides, porters, and staff according to the level of service they have provided.

Personal Expenses

While our Mardi Himal Trekking package covers transportation, accommodation, meals, permits, and the fees for guides and porters as specified in the itinerary, it's crucial to budget extra funds for personal expenditures. These may include tips, travel insurance, international flight costs, shopping, additional snacks, beverages, and other miscellaneous items.

FAQs

Essential clothing and gear for the Mardi Himal trek include sturdy hiking boots, layered clothing for varying temperatures, a waterproof jacket, a warm hat and gloves, a daypack, a sleeping bag suitable for cold temperatures, and trekking poles. It's also advisable to carry a basic first aid kit, water purification tablets, sunscreen, and insect repellent.

While solo trekking is possible on the Mardi Himal route, it's generally safer and more enjoyable to trek with at least one companion or as part of a group. Joining a group trek organized by a reputable trekking agency ensures access to experienced guides, porter services, and emergency support if needed. Lately, a solo trekker was reported missing in the Mardi Himal Trek, beyond the high camp.

Teahouses and lodges along the Mardi Himal Trek route typically offer a variety of meals, including Nepali, Tibetan, and Western dishes. It's advisable to drink bottled or purified water to avoid waterborne illnesses. Trekkers can refill their water bottles at designated water stations along the trail, but it's essential to treat the water before drinking.

While trekking in the Annapurna region, it's important to respect the local culture and customs. This includes asking for permission before taking photographs of people, refraining from littering, and dressing modestly, especially when visiting religious sites or entering villages.

The scenery along the Mardi Himal trek is diverse and stunning, ranging from lush rhododendron forests and terraced fields to alpine meadows and panoramic mountain views. Trekkers can enjoy breathtaking vistas of snow-capped peaks, including Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, Machhapuchhre (Fishtail), and Mardi Himal itself.

Yes, it's highly recommended to have travel insurance that covers trekking activities, including medical evacuation and emergency rescue, in case of unforeseen circumstances such as injury, illness, or natural disasters.

While it's technically possible to trek to Mardi Himal during the monsoon season (June to August), it's not recommended due to heavy rainfall, slippery trails, and the risk of landslides. The views are often obscured by clouds during this time, and some teahouses along the route may be closed.

Yes, the Mardi Himal trek allows trekkers to experience the rich cultural heritage of the Annapurna region. You'll encounter traditional Gurung and Magar villages, visit Buddhist monasteries and Hindu temples, and have the opportunity to interact with local villagers and learn about their way of life.

he Mardi Himal trek offers opportunities to spot a variety of wildlife, including birds such as pheasants, eagles, and Himalayan griffons, as well as mammals such as langur monkeys, Himalayan tahrs, and very occasionally even the elusive snow leopard.

Yes, several side trips or extensions can be combined with the Mardi Himal trek, depending on your interests and available time. For example, you can extend your trek to include a visit to Annapurna Base Camp or Ghorepani Poon Hill, or explore nearby villages such as Ghandruk or Landruk.

Mardi Himal is a mountain peak in the Annapurna region of Nepal. It's a relatively less-explored trekking destination compared to other popular trails in the region.

While it is possible to trek to Mardi Himal independently, hiring a licensed guide is recommended for safety reasons, especially if you are not familiar with the area or the trail conditions. A guide can also enhance your experience by providing insights into the local culture, flora, and fauna.

The Mardi Himal trek is generally considered to be of moderate difficulty. While the trail is not as challenging as some of the higher-altitude treks in Nepal, it does involve steep ascents and descents, as well as some sections with rough terrain.

Altitude sickness can be a concern on any high-altitude trek, including Mardi Himal. It's essential to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and ascend gradually to minimize the risk of altitude-related illnesses.

Accommodation options along the Mardi Himal Trek route include teahouses and lodges. These provide basic amenities such as a bed, food, and sometimes hot showers, although the facilities may vary depending on the altitude and remoteness of the location.

Trekkers need to obtain the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) and the Trekker’s Information Management System (TIMS) card before embarking on the Mardi Himal trek. These permits can be obtained through registered trekking agencies or the Nepal Tourism Board in Kathmandu or Pokhara.

The best time to trek to Mardi Himal is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons, when the weather is generally clear and the views of the Himalayas are stunning.

The duration of the Mardi Himal trek typically ranges from 5 to 7 days, depending on the starting point and the chosen itinerary.

While the Mardi Himal is not the most challenging trek in Nepal, it does require a moderate level of fitness and trekking experience. Beginners can undertake the trek with proper preparation and guidance from experienced guides.

Mardi Himal stands at an elevation of approximately 5,587 meters (18,330 feet) above sea level.

Price Per personUS$550US$999(Price varies by group size)
Group Discount Price
Number of traveler Price per person
  • 1 paxUS$999
  • 2 - 4 paxUS$699
  • 5 - 10 paxUS$550
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Marvelous Mardi Himal trek

For me, February 13–19, 2024, became the most unforgettable week of my life. 13 trekkers of different age groups (22–60 years) and different parts of the country came together through Sherpa Eco-Adventure and had the best times of their lives walking through jungles, snow-capped mountains to the streets of Pokhara and back home to Kathmandu.

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