Mardi Himal Trek - 10 Days

Arrival, Welcome, Trek Start

The Mardi Himal Trek begins after you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. After a meet and greet, the representative staff from Access Nepal Tours and Trekking will bring you to the hotel. After checking into your hotel room, you can rest. Then, you will have a pre-trek meeting with your guide. If you have some final shopping to do, then you can shop around the Thamel area.

In the evening, we gather for a welcome dinner to officially kick off the Mardi Himal Base Camp Trek. The dinner is hosted by Access Nepal Tours and Trekking in a traditional Nepali style, along with cultural performances.

The next morning, we set off for Pokhara in the early morning. It is a 200km drive (6 to 7 hours) from Kathmandu to Pokhara in a private tourist bus. We enjoy relaxing at Pokhara, and tomorrow morning we take another short drive to reach the trailhead of this adventure (Phedi ~800m). The trek to Pothana, the traditional start point of the Mardi Himal trek. We trek, under dense rhododendron forests, following the trekking route through villages like Dhampus and Landruk. On the way, you will meet local farmers and enjoy some glimpses of the mountains.

Your Access Nepal Tours guide will explain the Mardi Himal trek route and distribute a detailed itinerary so you know what to expect each day. Before nightfall, you’ll enjoy dinner at a cozy lakeside hotel in Pokhara or a teahouse en route, then rest for the trek ahead.

Alternative option of drive is taking a 25 minutes flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara with an additional cost. If you are interested, you can inform us in adavcance so we can arrange it accorodingly.

Lodging Options for Mardi Himal Trek

The Mardi Himal Trek package includes a total of 9 days’ accommodation (2 days in Kathmandu and Pokhara and 5 days along the trekking route). The accommodation at teahouses and hotels is standard and comfortable for taking a rest.

In lower elevations (villages like Pothana and Sidhing), rooms have an attached bathroom. But as you climb higher, lodges become more rustic. In Forest Camp, Low Camp, and High Camp, you’ll find simple rooms (often twin beds, warm blankets) and shared facilities. Note that beyond High Camp, there are no overnight lodges; all trekkers sleep at High Camp and do the summit hike at dawn, returning the same day.

• Lodging Style: Typical rooms have twin beds or a double, warm bedding, and electricity (often from solar power). Hot showers and Wi-Fi may be available for a small extra fee (bring Nepali coins for these). Communal dining areas often have a stove or fireplace to keep everyone warm.
• Popular Stops: Many itineraries include nights in Pothana, Forest Camp, Low Camp (Siding), and  High Camp. We recommend booking in advance during busy seasons to secure your room, but our team will handle reservations for you.

Note: You can ypgrade the accomodation level but expect limited options (due to remote location of Annapurna region). We suggest you to inform us in advance, if interested in advance so we can arrange it accorodingly.

Meals during the Mardi Himal Trek

In our Mardi Himal Base Camp Trek, we provide 9 breakfasts, 5 lunches, and 9 dinners (including welcome and Farewell). Throughout the trek, you will have full board meals along with seasonal fruits after dinner and 3 cups of tea/coffee.

Breakfast usually features porridge, toast, or eggs, and fresh fruit. Lunch and dinner center on Dal Bhat (the traditional rice-lentil curry), it is nutritious, filling, and often “all you can eat” for trekkers.

Along with Dal Bhat, menus may include noodles, steamed or fried rice, vegetables, momo dumplings, and occasionally pasta or omelets.

• Local Flavors: As you ascend, try Tibetan bread (“kerepe”) with honey or jam, dhal soup, and simple pancakes. Vegetarians and vegans are well catered for, and most teahouses also offer tea, coffee, and hot lemon/ginger drinks (for about $1-3).
• Water: Drinking water is not potable from taps. We advise buying boiled/filtered water from lodges or using purification tablets or a filter. We can also arrange hot water for a small fee if you want to mix instant drinks or meals.
• Extra Treats: Carry some energy bars or small snacks for the trail; at higher camps, snacks and treats cost more. Fruit (apples, oranges) is often available in lodges and provides a healthy boost.

All meals are prepared fresh by local cooks. This means options may be simple, but are hearty. We highlight that enjoying Dal Bhat and other Nepali dishes is part of the Mardi Himal experience. Tea houses charge extra for tea, coffee, eggs, and hot showers, so plan some extra Nepali rupees for those extras. Your package covers the main meals, ensuring you are well-fed and energized each day.

Note: If you have any food allergies or peference, please inform us beforehand to avoid any issues and discomfort.

Best Season for Mardi Himal Trek

The Mardi Himal Trek can be done in any month. As the trek is less crowded, people can trek in any season of the year. The Spring (March-May) and the Autumn (September-November) seasons are the best times to visit the Mardi Himal Trek. Clear skies, mild temperatures, and minimal changes in weather during this time will make the travelers easy to enjoy every moment of the trip.

The Mardi Himal Trek can be traveled at any time of the year. Every season offers a different and new experience on the trek. The summer season (June to August) brings the early sunrise, and majestic views of the mountains can be witnessed.

During the winter season (December to February), the lush green trees and the mountains are replaced by a flake carpet of snow. It will be difficult to walk as the trails will be slippery and layered with cold snow. But with the help of proper trekking shoes, travelling in slippery and snowy routes, these problems can be overcome.

The monsoon is not recommended because the season brings on heavy rain and leeches. The blood sucking parasites are the ones most of the travellers are scared of during the Mardi. During the monsoon season, Poncho raincoats are necessary and important to wear, and especially to stay away from leech situations.

The only time traveling in the rain is beneficial is while walking on stone steps. The muddy pathways during the rainfalls could only make the trek long, and the naturally made stone steps would be easy to travel on.

Temperature and Weather Conditions

Temperatures vary greatly from valley to summit on the Mardi Himal trek. In Pokhara and lower villages, days in spring/fall reach 15-20°C (59-68°F), but nights can drop to 5°C (41°F) or lower. As you climb above 2,500 m, nights are colder (often below freezing near High Camp).

At Mardi Himal Base Camp (4,500 m), daytime peaks are around 5-10°C (41-50°F) in good weather, while nights can fall to -5°C (23°F) or colder. Wind chill in exposed areas can make it feel even colder.

Weather changes quickly in the mountains: a clear morning can turn cloudy or windy by afternoon. You might encounter sudden rain or snow even in spring. Always carry layers (insulated jacket, windbreaker, gloves, hat) and rain gear to handle these shifts. The afternoons often clear up to offer sweeping mountain views of Machhapuchhre, Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Dhaulagiri.

Mardi Himal Trek Route Map

The pathways of the Mardi Himal Trek are easy and pretty straightforward, with calm trails and a peaceful environment. Dealing with only a few challenging tracks, with the help of the Mardi Himal Trek map, the trek will be a smooth journey. A decent walk for only 5-6 hours and covering around 10km of distance per day balances the trek. Having a lot of time to rest and just being present with the beautiful surroundings during the journey will make it even more enjoyable.

There are two ways to do this trek. Mardi Himal Trek from Pokhara and Mardi Himal Trek from Kathmandu. First, the journey will start with a drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara. If you are already in Pokhara, then it will be easy for you. We will start the journey with a drive from Pokhara to Phedi in a private vehicle. After having our lunch, we will continue our first hiking day of the trek to Pothana/ Deurali.

The next day, after having our breakfast, we will head towards the low camp and continue to the High Camp the following day. Today we will rest here for the acclimatization. On the fourth day of the Mardi Himal Trek, we will finally summit Mardi Himal. Waking up very early in the morning and starting the journey to the breathtaking peak, you will arrive at the perfect time to glance upon the sun slowly rising from behind the mountains. The texture of the landscape will also change, making the surroundings look very majestic.

After spending some time watching the views and other mountains from the peak, we will descend and stay at the hotel in High Camp. The next day, we will reach Siding, which is a famous scenic village. We will stay here for the night and back to Pokhara the following day.

As the trek is very beautiful and easy, people are capturing the moments and making a Mardi Himal Trek Travel blog, including the vlogs, and are posting them on their social handles, promoting this beautiful place.

Why Mardi Himal Trek? (Mardi Himal Base Camp Trek)

The Mardi Himal Trek is a scenic, lesser-known gem of the Annapurna region. It offers stunning panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges without the crowds of the more famous ABC or Poon Hill trails. In fact, Mardi Himal is often called a “short and sweet” trek; it’s short enough (10 days) to fit most schedules but delivers breathtaking views.

Your climb takes you through dense rhododendron forests, past traditional Gurung and Magar villages, up grassy ridges lined with prayer flags, and finally to the Mardi Himal Base Camp near 4,500 m. Along the way, enjoy unobstructed sunrise/sunset views of Machhapuchhre (6,993 m) and the entire Annapurna massif. Many trekkers say Mardi Himal feels like a “hidden treasure.” You’ll see high mountains and vast valleys in peaceful seclusion.

Beyond the views, the trek has cultural appeal. You’ll interact with local families in Sidhing, Landruk, and other villages, learn about rural Himalayan life, and see terraced fields and livestock along the trail. With modern teahouses introduced only since 2012, Mardi Himal still feels remote and pure. It’s perfect for beginners who want a moderate climb (max 4500 m) and for returning trekkers looking to avoid crowded paths.

The short Mardi Himal Base Camp Trek has adventure and accessibility: you reach high altitude (over 4 km) in less time, while support from Access Nepal Tours ensures comfort (we arrange permits, guide, porter, etc.). Many travelers fall in love with the majestic Machhapuchhre sunrise and the sense of accomplishment after conquering the easy-access summit point. Your Mardi Himal trek will be inspiring, rejuvenating, and tailor-made to leave you with lasting memories.

Nepal Tourist Visa for Mardi Himal Trek

All international visitors (except Indian nationals) need a Nepal Tourist Visa. Fortunately, the process is straightforward: you can get a visa on arrival at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport. Arrival visas are available for 15, 30, or 90 days (with fees of $30, $50, and $125 USD, respectively). You will fill out a form, show your passport (valid 6+ months), and pay the fee in cash (US dollars or Euros).

Important: Check the latest visa rules for your country. (Some nationalities must obtain a visa in advance, but most tourists can do VOA.) Indian citizens do not require a visa (they need a passport or voter ID only). Regardless of method, you’ll receive a stamp allowing trekking in Nepal.

For your Mardi Himal trek, we recommend at least a 30-day visa to cover the time in Kathmandu, travel to/from the trek, and the trek itself. Our support team will help you complete the arrival forms and answer any visa questions. Remember to carry passport-sized photos and the visa payment.

Permits for Mardi Himal Trek

As for the permits, a trekking permit is required to enter the Annapurna Conservation Area. The Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP) is necessary to visit the Mardi Himal Trek. This is made compulsory and necessary for the travellers by the government.

Another permit necessary is the Trekking Information Management System (TIMS) card. It provides the emergency contact number, which can be necessary for the trek. We will provide both permits to our guests, which will be included in the package, and no extra cost will be charged.

The necessary permits are provided by the company and are included in the package without any extra charge.

Note: The dates provided in the permits cannot be changed once it is confirmed. We request our guests to pre check the dates or keep a few days before and after the trek, before confirming the booking with us.

Mardi Himal Trek Transportation

Travelling with Access Nepal Tour and Trekking will get you access to all the needed transportation facilities that are mentioned in the Mardi Himal Trek Itinerary. On your first day in Nepal, you will be received by a representative of the company at the airport, and at the time of your departure, pickup and drop-off service will be provided.

On the first day, starting the Mardi Himal Trek from Kathmandu, we will first reach Pokhara. You will be travelling the distance by a deluxe tourist bus. On the second day, from Pokhara to Phedi, it will be a 45 to 1 hour drive, and you will be travelling on a private vehicle. We will enjoy the trek 5-6 hours a day for 5 days.

According to the Mardi Himal Trek map, you will be picked up from the teahouse while travelling from Siding to Pokhara. We will travel by a private vehicle to Pokhara and stay for the night. The next day, the same vehicle will be arranged while traveling from Pokhara to Kathmandu.

Mardi Himal Trek Cost

The Mardi Himal Trek cost is very reasonable. It can vary upon the size of the groups. With the provided cost, to view the Annapurna range, participate in the Mardi Himal Trek and reach the summit, dining on new foods, and visiting new places, your travel with Access Nepal Tour and Trekking will be worth it.

The cost that we provide for the package comes with a few benefits. The welcome dinner and farewell dinner at the hotel in Kathmandu will be complimentary. The necessary permits which are required for the trek will also be taken care of by us. No transportation cost will be charged. We will provide the pick-up and drop-off service at the Tribhuvan International Airport with a private vehicle. An experienced and qualified tour guide for a group of 6 people and 1 porter for two people.

Travelling from Kathmandu to Pokhara and vice versa, you will be provided with the same vehicle to travel the distance. However, from Pokhara to Deurali and from Siding to Pokhara, we will use public transportation to reach our destination. Here you have to pay a few dollars for the bus fare.

As for the cost of food in the trek, it will gradually increase as we move towards the higher altitudes. We will get similar foods in all our destinations, but the required supplements are difficult to reach the higher altitudes, and the price will also increase. We suggest getting the protein bars and other necessary items from the city itself at a lower price.

How Difficult is the Mardi Himal Trek?

Mardi Himal Trek is a moderately challenging trek in the Annapurna Range. The highest altitude being 4500m and travelling only 5-6 hours per day, the travellers will have much time to breathe in and enjoy the serenity of the trek. Following the Mardi Himal Trek map, the journey will not be hard.

The chances of altitude sickness are also less if we take proper care of ourselves and drink lots of water. Proper food and medications are necessary for the trek. The type of food you eat during the Mardi Himal Trek determines the level of difficulties you might have to face. To stay away from the problems and difficulties, be careful with the food and drink a lot of water.

• Fitness Level: Good physical fitness is recommended. Regular cardio training (hiking, cycling, jogging) in the months before the trek will make the experience more enjoyable.
• Trail Condition: The route is mostly well-maintained (thanks to the Annapurna Conservation Area project). Expect some steep stone stair sections, especially near High Camp and the Base Camp summit approach. Good hiking boots will make these easier.
• Daily Distance: Most days are 8-15 km of hiking with 500-900 m elevation gain. Our guides pace the group, and there are plenty of short breaks.

Mardi Himal Trek Altitude Sickness

Mardi Himal trek’s highest point is around 4,500 m (base camp). Some trekkers experience Altitude Sickness (AMS) symptoms as early as 3,000 m. To minimize risk, our itinerary follows a gradual ascent profile with a rest day or short day early on. You should be aware of mild symptoms (headache, nausea, tiredness, loss of appetite). Drinking plenty of water and ascending slowly are key preventive steps.

If mild symptoms occur, our guides will slow the pace, allow rest, and encourage hydration. Diamox (acetazolamide) can be taken as a precautionary medication (consult your doctor before the trek). In the rare case of severe AMS (severe headache, vomiting, confusion), we descend immediately.

Our team is trained in altitude illness recognition, and each trek carries oxygen and a pulse oximeter. Access Nepal Tours’ guides will brief you on acclimatization tips during the trek. Most trekkers who take it easy and stay hydrated enjoy the trek symptom-free.

How to Prepare for the Mardi Himal Trek?

You might be wondering how long is Mardi Himal Trek is and how to prepare for the trek. Here are a few tips that are mentioned by the experienced guides and can come in handy for the trek.

Easy Packing will help you walk long: Travel with a simple backpack packed with only the necessary items. It will be easy for the movements and help you walk further distances.

Good physical fitness: Even though the Mardi Himal Trek is not difficult, you can still face some uphills. Having good physical fitness and flexibility in the body will help you on the trek.

Climb high, Sleep low: This is a strategic rule that you can follow to prevent altitude sickness. Climbing to higher altitudes during the day and sleeping at a low altitude is a rule that many travellers use.

Proper permits and Documents: While travelling, every traveller should have the proper permits and documents with them. They are necessary for the government to have a record of every foreigner for safety reasons and for the superiors to find out if any person gets lost during any expeditions.

Proper gears and accessories are necessary for the trek: Travelling with proper gears and accessories helps travellers to reach their destinations safely. Either be it is because of the weather, rocky hills, difficult routes, proper sleep, lack of hygiene water, or any other problems, travellers can face many problems. With proper gear and accessories, traveling will be easy.

Guide and porters: Travelling with Access Nepal Tour and Trekking, we provide 1 guide for 6 travellers and 1 porter for 2 travellers without any charges. The guide and porters will make your trip easy. The porters can carry your extra luggage, and the guides will help you navigate the way and might also share some unknown facts about the place, which can make the trip interesting.

Physical Fitness and Training Tips for Mardi Himal Trek

The Mardi Himal Trek involves several days of continuous trekking with significant altitude gain. To prepare physically:

• Engage in regular cardiovascular exercises such as running, cycling, or swimming to build stamina.
• Focus on leg strength with exercises like squats and lunges. Core strength is also important for balance and stability.
• If possible, go on practice hikes with a loaded backpack to simulate trekking conditions.

Mardi Himal Trek Packing List

• Sunhats
• UV-protected Sunglasses
• Sunscreen
• Headlamp
• Outer Layer clothes
• Warm/ Fleece Jacket and pants
• Poncho Raincoat (During Monsoon)
• Socks
• Trekking Boots
• Water Bottle
• Hand sanitizers
• Toilet paper
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Medications
• Towel
• Insect repellent
• Salt (It kills the leeches)
• Power bank
• Sleeping Bag
• Trekking Poles

Note: These are just general paking list. You can add or substract few items to the list and pack only the necessary items according to the weather situation.

How to travel safely to the Mardi Himal Trek?

Trek to Mardi Himal is an easy trek with minimal difficulties. Following the trails with safety measures will be helpful for the trek. Here are some of the major safety tips needed for the trek.

1. Drink a lot of water. Drinking 3-4 litres of water a day will be necessary for the trek.
2. Avoid drinking alcohol and coffee. It dehydrates the body.
3. Consume nutritious foods that provide the correct amount of vitamins and proteins.
4. Take proper rest as you travel to the higher altitudes.
5. This is an easy trek, so we suggest easy packing, excluding heavy-weight clothes and other items.
6. As per the Mardi Himal Trek Itinerary, Day 5 is separated for the day of acclimatization.
7. Do not rush. Know your body movements and walk at the same pace.
8. If you are feeling sick, don’t push yourself and rest as much as needed
9. Travel with proper gear.

Emergency evacuation for Mardi Himal Trek

The Mardi Himal is not a difficult trek, and the chances of emergency evacuations are also very less. To be on the safer side, we request our guests to come prepared with their insurance, as we do not provide the services. However, in case of emergencies, we can contact your insurance company and coordinate with them, and provide the necessary services.

In the Mardi Himal Trek guide and a porter will be there to help with the basic necessities and medicines. The guide and porter are professionally trained locals, and they can help you with anything. If the situation becomes severe, we can arrange a helicopter for the emergency evacuation. The Mardi Himal Trek cost for the evacuation is covered by the insurance. You can also read more about this in the “Insurance for the Mardi Himal Trek” section listed below.

Cultural & Religious Insights of Mardi Himal Trek

We will pass through many small villages on the route where the majority of the locals are from the Gurung and Magar communities. The Mardi Himal Trek shows a glimpse of the culture and the festivals of these communities living in the Annapurna region.

The locals here have been catching up to the new technology and traditions as well, without forgetting the old and traditional culture and lifestyles. With traditional arts and warm hospitality, old folks and tales, the place feels like heaven over the clouds.

Here, the locals also celebrate almost all the festivals merrily. Fortunately, the major festival, Dashain and Tihar, is celebrated by the locals, fall under the peak season in October-November. If you book your seats for the Mardi Himal Trek, you can also get a chance to visit and celebrate this wonderful festival with them.

Internet, Electricity, and SIM cards in the Mardi Himal Trek

The SIM cards are accessible in the airport, but they are very costly and we do not suggest purchasing them from there. While the SIM cards are cheaper and reliable if you purchase them from the city near the hotel. Two mobile networks are often used by the locals in Nepal. The networks: Ncell and NTC. Both of them are reliable networks and provide good coverage. We suggest purchasing the NTC SIM card for the Mardi Himal Trek, as there is less chance of network coverage from Ncell in this area.

In the lower areas, electricity is often distributed by electricity panels. As we move up towards the upper areas over 3000 meters, the solar panels are used in most of the lodges and guesthouses. The electricity is free in most of the lodges, but some teahouses can charge you NRs100 – NRs150 an hour for the charging stations.

There are internet services in most places in the Mardi Himal Trek, except for the High Camp. As it is situated at a higher altitude, the internet won’t be accessible. For the other places, you can easily access the internet using the data plans, while only some places offer the wifi services. However, the connections are not promised to be as good as in the city areas.

Insurance for the Mardi Himal Trek

Nepal Travel Insurance is rarely used in the Mardi Himal Trek. In case any unfortunate calamities happen during the trek, the insurance will cover the loss. In cases of health issues at higher altitudes, medical expenses, emergency evacuations, loss or theft, trip cancellation, having insurance to cover the expenses will be very beneficial for the travellers.

For an insurance provider for the Mardi Himal Trek, you can get help from UnitedHealthcare Global, World Nomads, and Allianz Global Assistance. The given insurance providers are just suggestions and are not the sponsors.

Tips for a Successful Mardi Himal Trek

Acclimatization and Altitude Sickness Prevention

Proper acclimatization is crucial for a safe and enjoyable trek. Here are some tips to prevent altitude sickness:

• Ascend slowly to allow your body to adapt to the altitude. Follow the itinerary and avoid rushing.
  Hydration: Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. Avoid alcohol and caffeine, as they can contribute to dehydration.
• Incorporate rest days into your itinerary to give your body time to adjust. The trek’s schedule includes sufficient time for acclimatization.
• Be aware of symptoms of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) such as headaches, dizziness, nausea, and shortness of breath. If symptoms persist, descend to a lower altitude immediately.

Hydration and Nutrition Tips

Maintaining good hydration and nutrition is vital for sustained energy and well-being during the trek:

• Carry water purification tablets or a portable filter to ensure safe drinking water. Refill your water bottle regularly at teahouses and streams.
• Eat a balanced diet that includes carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. Traditional Nepali meals like dal bhat (lentil soup with rice) provide a good mix of nutrients.
• Snacks: Pack energy bars, nuts, dried fruits, and other snacks to keep your energy levels up during the trek.

Responsible Trekking Practices (Leave No Trace Principles)

Practicing responsible trekking ensures the preservation of the environment and local culture:

• Follow Leave No Trace principles by packing out all trash, minimizing campfire impact, and respecting wildlife.
• Stick to established trails to avoid damaging vegetation and causing soil erosion.
• Be mindful of local customs and traditions. Dress modestly and ask for permission before taking photographs of people or religious sites.
• Buy goods and services from local vendors and stay in locally owned teahouses and lodges to support the community economically.

How to Appreciate and Respect the Hidden Beauty of the Trail

The Mardi Himal Trek offers a unique opportunity to experience the hidden beauty of the Annapurnas. Here are ways to appreciate and respect this special environment:

• Take time to appreciate the natural beauty around you. Pause frequently to take in the views, listen to the sounds of nature, and immerse yourself in the surroundings.
• Show respect for local customs and traditions. Engage with local communities in a respectful and culturally appropriate manner.
• Participate in conservation efforts, such as picking up litter along the trail or supporting local conservation projects.

Customizable Departure Dates

You can customise your dream holiday with Access Nepal Tour and Trekking. You can visit our website and browse through the articles. Choose from our various tours and packages that you like. You can learn about their itinerary, and if you think the journey is longer or shorter or doesn’t match with your schedule, we can make things better.

For the Annapurna ranges, there are many different routes from the Mardi Himal Trek. If you want to explore more of the routes, such as Annapurna Base Camp Trek, Annapurna Circuit Trek, Annapurna Circuit Trek with Tilicho Lake, Ghandruk Circuit Trek, etc, then you can contact us. We can customize the timings according to your needs and the flexibility of your schedule.

Contact us through WhatsApp number (+977 9841021636) and email us at [email protected]. We can work it through without any hassle on your side.

Extra Days in Nepal

Could we get some extra days in Nepal during the trek? Yes, extra days in Nepal are possible if you have extra visa dates. There are many places like the Mardi Himal Trek to visit in the Annapurna region. Places such as Fishtail (Machhapuchre), Annapurna Base Camp, Poonhil etc, all can be visited.

So if you want to explore these sides of the Annapurna ranges as well, or if you want to add more days to the trek, you can simply make a request. Contact us through the WhatsApp number or email us, and we can have a chat and make things happen.

How to Book the Mardi Himal Trek?

Booking with Access Nepal Tours is easy and flexible. Simply contact us via our website or phone to confirm dates and group size. We offer both scheduled departures and private departures on demand. 10% of the total trip cost. For the remaining amount, trekkers have to pay it within 24 hours of their arrival in Kathmandu.

We also accept last-minute bookings when availability allows. If you’re planning short notice, notify us and we’ll do our best to fit you into an upcoming trek group. (Pokhara departures often fill quickly in high season, so early booking is recommended for guaranteed space.)

Our packaged quote will include transportation, all permits, guide/porter services, accommodation, and meals as outlined. We’ll send you a detailed itinerary and pre-trek checklist. Once booked, our team stays in touch for pre-trip advice on fitness, packing, and travel logistics.

Don’t wait to discover Mardi Himal’s magic! Book your Mardi Himal Trek now with Access Nepal Tours & Trekking. Contact us for a customized itinerary or to reserve your place on a scheduled departure.