Mardi Himal Trek - 7 Days
7 Days
Minimum 2 People
4,500 meters at Mardi Himal Base Camp
Kande/Lumre
Moderate
5-6 hours Per Day
Flight/Drive
Hotels and Teahouses
Autumn and Spring
Tea House
Mardi Himal Trek Itinerary (7 Days)
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,350m/4,429ft). Meet at Airport and Transfer to Hotel
Day 2: Flight from Kathmandu (1,350m/4,429ft) to Pokhara (827m/2,713ft). Drive to Kande (1,770m/5,807ft), and Trek to Pitam Deurali (2,100m/6,889ft)
Day 3: Trek from Pitam Deurali (2,100m/6,889ft) to Low Camp (2,990m/9,809ft)
Day 4: Trek from Low Camp (2,990m/9,809ft) to High Camp (3,540m/11,614ft)
Day 5: Morning Hike to Mardi Himal Base Camp (4,500m/14,763ft) and Return Back to High Camp (3,540m/11,614ft)
Day 6: Trek from High Camp (3,540m/11,614ft) to Sidhing (1,700m/5,577ft)
Day 7: Trek from Sidhing (1,700m/5,577ft) to Lumre (1,206m/3,956ft) and Drive to Pokhara (827m/2,713ft)
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Review

Nar phu valley trek with Kamal guide, perfect!
My partner and I went on a 9-day trek in the Nar and Phu Valley. Our Kamal guide was just perfect! Professional and very nice, he accompanied us along with the porter Prim throughout the itinerary, adapting it to our needs and desires. I don't think we could have fallen into better hands than Kamal, he promptly solved all the little problems we encountered, he was fantastic as was the porter Prim. Amazing experience thank you!



Nepal Social Treks Review
I’ve just completed the 15 day Everest Base Camp trek with Nepal Social Treks and can’t praise the company, guide & porter highly enough. My guide in particular, Lhakpa was an absolute star who could not do enough to make the time away as comfortable as possible. Considerate, knowledgeable, funny, kind & inspiring. I genuinely don’t think I could have completed the trek without their support! A lifetime ambition completed thanks :)


EBC by Gokyo
If you are planning to do the EBC, the Agency should be Nepal Social Trek and the Guide should be Santa Thabir Magar. Permanent communication during trekking and excellent coordination at all times. The alternative I recommend is Gokyo. Something heavier than the classic, but definitely extraordinary. Also the views of the great mountains during the circuit, are not to forget them

Ho prenotato il viaggio dall'italia. C'è stato qualche problema non dovuto all'agenzia perchè non sono partiti voli per giorni per l'everest e loro prontamente hanno sistemato tutto. Narayan, la mia guida e amrit il mio porter sono stati fantastici. Grazie grazie grazie
Great Anil Sherpa
FAQs about Mardi Himal Trek
Are there provisions for ATMs or credit cards on the trek?
You can only have access to ATM services in Kathmandu and Pokhara. There are plenty of ATM lounges and credit card services around the streets of Thamel in Kathmandu and around Lakeside in Pokhara. However, once you go beyond the city area and start trekking in the Himalayas, you will not have any access to any of these facilities.
Therefore, we recommend you dispense the necessary cash in Kathmandu, as far as possible. But, if you do not make it in Kathmandu, Pokhara is going to be your last resort to dispense the cash. Besides, the teahouses in Mardi Himal do not accept foreign currencies. So, all the payments will require local rupees. If you only have foreign currency, make sure to exchange them into local cash before the trek. Like ATM services, you can also get plenty of exchange centers in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
Can I have a shower on the Mardi Himal trek?
Yes! You can get both cold as well as hot showers during Mardi Himal Trek. Almost every tea house and lodge in this region offers a shower facility. Normally, the hot showers of most tea houses are gas or solar-powered. But, some teahouses do not offer such facilities. In such a case, you might have to reconcile yourself with the bucket bath. The teahouses will charge you an additional amount, ranging from $2 to $5 for hot showers.
Packing List for Mardi Himal Trek
Here are a few essential gears you need to pack for Mardi Himal Trek:
Bags:
DaypackDuffel Bag
Clothing:
Trekking Shirt - Pack 3 to 4 breathable trekking shirts, balancing both half and full sleeves
Trekking Trousers - Minimum 2 water and wind-resistant trekking pants
Trekking Shorts - Pack a couple of trekking shorts for lower reaches of the trek
Fleece Jacket - Pack a light-weight fleece jacket for the lower region
Down Jacket - Carry a high-quality down jacket to keep you warm from the extreme weather at the trek’s upper reaches
Waterproof Shell Jacket - One waterproof jacket to stay protected in the wet weather
Thermal Layer - At least one pair of a thermal layer
Breathable Underwear - Carry at least 3 to 4 pairs of breathable and comfortable underwear
Footwears:
Hiking Boots - A pair of high-quality hiking boots will be enough for the trek.
Hiking Socks - Pack at least 4 to 5 pairs of comfortable hiking socks.
Sandals/Trainers - A pair of either sandals or trainers, depending upon your preference.
Thermal Socks - Carry at least 2 pairs of warm thermal socks to keep you warm in the evening and night
Gaiter (For Winter) - You can pack a gaiter for any season, even though it is for the Winter
Head Wears:
Sun Protection Hat - One sun protection hat to your face protected from harmful UV rays and sunburn.
Buff/Neck Gaiter - One buff or neck gaiter to protect your neck from the harsh wind.
Warm Beanie - One beanie to keep your head warm in the upper reaches of the trek.
Hand Wear:
Outer Gloves - A pair of outer gloves to wear as an additional layer in the upper reaches of the trek.
Inner Gloves - A pair of inner gloves for the lower region of the trek.
Other Accessories:
Toiletries
Trekking Poles
High-Quality Sleeping Bag
Water Bottle
Water Purification Tablets
UV Protection Sunglasses
Hand Sanitizers
Sunscreen/Lip Balm
Headlamp with Spare Batteries
Trekking Towels
Camera
Portable Chargers
Prescribed Medications