Mardi Himal Trek

Group Size	Price Per Person
2-3 Pax	$1850
2-3 Pax	$1800
2-3 Pax	$1750
2-3 Pax	$1650

Mardi Himal Base Camp Trek

Mardi Himal Trek is a newly opened popular trek in the Annapurna region. It is located to the east of the Annapurna Base camp virtually under the spectacular Machhapuchhare(Fishtail). This trek is the best destination to avoid the crowd. The trek goes through quiet stone-built villages past wonderful rhododendron forests blooming in many different colors. The forest path continues until about 3,300m. On the way, you can see astonishing mountain views and landscape. The trail takes on a rugged mountain setting with spectacular views of Mardi Himal, Machhapuchhre, and Annapurna South. There are simple guesthouses and Homestays along the entire route. The trail takes you very close to Mount Machhapuchhre.

Having been under the radar for many years, Mardi Himal Trek has finally started to get the recognition it deserves and the trail provides some of the best views of the picturesque Annapurna Massif and the ever-so-popular Machhapuchhre Peak. Apart from the obvious attraction of the massive Himalayan range, the possibility to witness the indigenous lifestyle, diverse biology and the serene landscape are some of the other plus points of the trek.

Highlights of The Trek:

This off-beaten trail gives you the perfect opportunity to escape from the crowd and discover the meaning of life in its serene surroundings.
The cultural and religious diversity of the region is also a major spectacle to behold.
Mardi Himal Trek is also the perfect and closest place to admire the majestic Annapurna Himalaya Range.

Accommodation

Three Night Hotel Include in Kathmandu
Lodge Teahouse During the Trek

Meals

Breakfast included In Kathmandu
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner During the Trek

Season

Autumn (September-November),
Spring (March-May)

Sarki Sherpa (Samten Hoser)

Trip Coordinator

itinerary

Day 01

Day 02

Day 03

Day 04

Day 05

Day 06

Day 07

Day 08

Day 09

Day 10

Day 11

Day 12

Day 13

Day 14

Day 15

Day 01

Arrival in Kathmandu

Our representative will pick you up from the airport after your landing and escort you to the Hotel.
You can complete the checking-in procedure and enjoy a night’s rest.

For Meals

Breakfast included

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

1400m

Day 02

Trip orientation and briefing

After breakfast, there will be a briefing about your stay in Nepal, detailed explanation regarding the trek, and go through the checklist of all the necessary equipment for the journey.
After the briefing, we will head out for a full sight-seeing tour of the Kathmandu Valley.

For Meals

Breakfast included

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Maximum Altitude

1400m

Day 03

Kathmandu to Pokhara [Drive : 5-6 hours]

Depart from Kathmandu towards Pokhara after breakfast.
The entire drive to Pokhara will be full of scenic winding roads, green hills, rushing rivers, patches of settlements, and serene wilderness.
Upon reaching Pokhara, you can check-in at the hotel and rest for a while after which we can explore the wonderful city of Pokhara.
A gentle stroll around the Lakeside in Pokhara will take all your stress away.

For Meals

Included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

1400m

Day 04

Pokhara to Kade to Deurali [Drive : 40 minutes]

Our day begins by taking a vehicle from Pokhara and driving for about 40 minutes on the Baglung Highway to reach Kade.
From Kade, trek in an uphill climb for around 2 hours through a clearing in the forest we have our first break at a lodge settlement known as ‘Australian camp’ with panoramic views of the Annapurna range and Pokhara valley.
Trek through a trail of bright and beautiful Rhododendron forest to reach Deurali which overlooks into the Modi Khola Valley.
Overnight in Deurali.

For Meal

Included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

2100m

Day 05

Deurali to Forest Camp [Trekking : 6-7 hours]

Today, we follow the main Annapurna trekking trail and follow the forested ridge to our next destination.
It will be a gradual uphill climb through beautiful Rhododendron forest and tiny waterfalls after which we eventually reach the Forest Camp.
Overnight in Forest Camp.

For Meals

Included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

2500m

Day 06

Forest Camp to Badal Danda [Trekking : 5 hours]

More gradual climbs through the rhododendron forest following the ridge, you’ll find yourself closer to clear blue sky with scenic views of the Himalayan foothills and the sweeping valley towards the south.
Stop for lunch in the “Low camp” then continue towards Badal Danda (Cloud Hill), above the treeline.
The panoramic view from the lodge in Badal Danda of Machhapuchhre and Mardi Himal is a sight to behold.
Overnight in Badal Danda.

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

3200m

Day 07

Badal Danda to High Camp [Trekking : 3 hours]

We leave the treeline ridge and follow the trail of the majestic Alpine zone to start our day.
Snow Capped peaks of Annapurna South, Hiunchuli and Fishtail loom in the distance above the deep valley on either side of the Alpine ridge.
After trekking through for a while, reach the High Camp. The site stands above the clouds and the snowy mountains will appear right before your eyes.
Overnight in High Camp.

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

3500m

Day 08

High Camp to Mardi Himal Base Camp

Today the trek is a steep climb and a longer walk. The trail becomes more vertiginous at some points with uneven and steep rocky steps.The first steep climb will take about two hours to the ridge top Mardi Himal Base Camp (MBC).
Our overnight base camp will take about another two hours along the ridge.
The panoramic views are amazing all along the alpine ridge.While Mardi Himal and Mt Fishtail appear right above us, the view of Annapurna I, Gangapurna, and Annapurna III also appear in the distance.
After exploring the Base Campsite, we will make a descent back to the High Camp.

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

4500m

Day 09

High Camp to Forest Camp [Trekking : 3-4 hours]

Enjoy the wonderful sunrise early in the morning from High Camp and after breakfast, descend back to Forest Camp.
Overnight in Forest Camp.

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

3500

Day 10

Forest Camp to Luwang Gurung Village

The trail climbs down steeply through the Rhododendron and Maple forest to the permanent settlements closer to the valley basin.
Gradual descent will take us to the self-sustaining village of Luwang Village.
The village farmers also grow organic tea on 50 hectares of land and offer homestay-style accommodation.The waterfall in the outskirts of the village also offers one of the most exciting canyoning adventures.
Overnight in Luwang Gurung Village.

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

1850M

Day 11

Luwang Gurung Village to Pokhara [Drive : 3 hours]

Wander down to the Mardi River basin to meet up with our 4WD ride back to Pokhara. It will take about 1 ½ hrs to get to Pokhara on an adventurous dirt road track.
Overnight in Pokhara.

For Meals

included BL

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

820m

Day 12

Pokhara to Chitwan National Park

After an early breakfast, drive towards the south to reach Chitwan.
On arrival in the national park, we'll have a sightseeing trip - this is an exceptionally stunning area of a country overflowing with stunning views and wildlife.
In the evening, there's a dinner and a 'Tharu' cultural program to welcome you to this area of the world.
Overnight in Chitwan.

For Meals

Breakfast Include

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

450m

Day 13

Exploration of Chitwan National Park

Today will be a day full of Canoe trips, Jungle walks, and a Jeep safari.
Explore around the lush jungle of Chitwan and experience the exotic and diverse biology of Southern Nepal.
This is going to be one of the highlights of your trip to Nepal, so make sure that you and your camera are both fully charged!

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

150m

Day 14

Chitwan to Kathmandu

After breakfast, return back to Kathmandu from Chitwan on ground transportation.
We will reach Kathmandu by the late afternoon. So, you can have the rest of the day to shop for souvenirs or sightseeing.
There will be a farewell dinner where we will exchange pleasantries and memories of the trek.

For Meals

Breakfast incloude

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Maximum Altitude

1400m

Day 15

Departure

Our representative will pick you up from your hotel (approximately three hours prior to your scheduled flight) for you departure.

For Meals

Breakfast include

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Maximum Altitude

1400m

itinerary

Our representative will pick you up from the airport after your landing and escort you to the Hotel.
You can complete the checking-in procedure and enjoy a night’s rest.

For Meals

Breakfast included

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

1400m

After breakfast, there will be a briefing about your stay in Nepal, detailed explanation regarding the trek, and go through the checklist of all the necessary equipment for the journey.
After the briefing, we will head out for a full sight-seeing tour of the Kathmandu Valley.

For Meals

Breakfast included

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Depart from Kathmandu towards Pokhara after breakfast.
The entire drive to Pokhara will be full of scenic winding roads, green hills, rushing rivers, patches of settlements, and serene wilderness.
Upon reaching Pokhara, you can check-in at the hotel and rest for a while after which we can explore the wonderful city of Pokhara.
A gentle stroll around the Lakeside in Pokhara will take all your stress away.

For Meals

Included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

1400m

Our day begins by taking a vehicle from Pokhara and driving for about 40 minutes on the Baglung Highway to reach Kade.
From Kade, trek in an uphill climb for around 2 hours through a clearing in the forest we have our first break at a lodge settlement known as ‘Australian camp’ with panoramic views of the Annapurna range and Pokhara valley.
Trek through a trail of bright and beautiful Rhododendron forest to reach Deurali which overlooks into the Modi Khola Valley.
Overnight in Deurali.

For Meal

Included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

2100m

Today, we follow the main Annapurna trekking trail and follow the forested ridge to our next destination.
It will be a gradual uphill climb through beautiful Rhododendron forest and tiny waterfalls after which we eventually reach the Forest Camp.
Overnight in Forest Camp.

For Meals

Included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

2500m

More gradual climbs through the rhododendron forest following the ridge, you’ll find yourself closer to clear blue sky with scenic views of the Himalayan foothills and the sweeping valley towards the south.
Stop for lunch in the “Low camp” then continue towards Badal Danda (Cloud Hill), above the treeline.
The panoramic view from the lodge in Badal Danda of Machhapuchhre and Mardi Himal is a sight to behold.
Overnight in Badal Danda.

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

3200m

We leave the treeline ridge and follow the trail of the majestic Alpine zone to start our day.
Snow Capped peaks of Annapurna South, Hiunchuli and Fishtail loom in the distance above the deep valley on either side of the Alpine ridge.
After trekking through for a while, reach the High Camp. The site stands above the clouds and the snowy mountains will appear right before your eyes.
Overnight in High Camp.

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

3500m

Today the trek is a steep climb and a longer walk. The trail becomes more vertiginous at some points with uneven and steep rocky steps.The first steep climb will take about two hours to the ridge top Mardi Himal Base Camp (MBC).
Our overnight base camp will take about another two hours along the ridge.
The panoramic views are amazing all along the alpine ridge.While Mardi Himal and Mt Fishtail appear right above us, the view of Annapurna I, Gangapurna, and Annapurna III also appear in the distance.
After exploring the Base Campsite, we will make a descent back to the High Camp.

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

4500m

Enjoy the wonderful sunrise early in the morning from High Camp and after breakfast, descend back to Forest Camp.
Overnight in Forest Camp.

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

3500

The trail climbs down steeply through the Rhododendron and Maple forest to the permanent settlements closer to the valley basin.
Gradual descent will take us to the self-sustaining village of Luwang Village.
The village farmers also grow organic tea on 50 hectares of land and offer homestay-style accommodation.The waterfall in the outskirts of the village also offers one of the most exciting canyoning adventures.
Overnight in Luwang Gurung Village.

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

1850M

Wander down to the Mardi River basin to meet up with our 4WD ride back to Pokhara. It will take about 1 ½ hrs to get to Pokhara on an adventurous dirt road track.
Overnight in Pokhara.

For Meals

included BL

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

820m

After an early breakfast, drive towards the south to reach Chitwan.
On arrival in the national park, we'll have a sightseeing trip - this is an exceptionally stunning area of a country overflowing with stunning views and wildlife.
In the evening, there's a dinner and a 'Tharu' cultural program to welcome you to this area of the world.
Overnight in Chitwan.

For Meals

Breakfast Include

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

450m

Today will be a day full of Canoe trips, Jungle walks, and a Jeep safari.
Explore around the lush jungle of Chitwan and experience the exotic and diverse biology of Southern Nepal.
This is going to be one of the highlights of your trip to Nepal, so make sure that you and your camera are both fully charged!

For Meals

included BLD

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Altitude

150m

After breakfast, return back to Kathmandu from Chitwan on ground transportation.
We will reach Kathmandu by the late afternoon. So, you can have the rest of the day to shop for souvenirs or sightseeing.
There will be a farewell dinner where we will exchange pleasantries and memories of the trek.

For Meals

Breakfast incloude

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Our representative will pick you up from your hotel (approximately three hours prior to your scheduled flight) for you departure.

For Meals

Breakfast include

For Accommodation

Hotel \Lodge

Trekking boot(1pair): well worn and comfortable with proper ankle support.
Sock(3 pairs): good and warm enough; worth spending money on quality socks.
Flip flop/Camp Shoe(1 pair): light weighted for evening use.
Water bottle(2): Nalgene/ sig style and a bladder bottle with the capacity of 1/2 liter water. Bladders are preferred.
Water Purification Drop(1): Affordable and easily available for purchase in Kathmandu (Pious Water Drop).
Lip Balm(1): Proper moisturizing containing SPF.
Sunglass(1): Actual UV rays safeguarding glasses.
Sun Cream: SPF 30+ recommended.
Bandana (1): Useful for various purpose.
Baseball Head/ Cap(1): Protects face from direct expose of sun during the hiking.
Warm Woolen Hat(1): Prevents from wind and cold above 3500m.
Flash Light / Head Torch(1): Leaves your hands free. Extra batteries are also necessary for head light.
Private First Aid Kit(1): Include prescribed medications/ personal medications. Some personal medicine might not be available in Nepal.
Travel towel(1): light weighted and compact.
Wash Kit (1): Appropriate and suitable for your skin/body
Instant Hand Sanitizer: Alcohol bases, enough for trek/on the basis of necessity.
Camera(incase you carry): Along with charger and enough battery to capture scenarios and memories.
Book/ Journal: Depending on interest.
Pack of Cards/Travel Board Games(if interested): Evening entertainment.
Trekking Snacks: Base on consumption; enough for trekking (can be purchased in Kathmandu).
Toilet Roll & Rubbish Bag: to make sure we don't leave waste materials in the mountains.
Trekking Poles(optional): recommended to anyone with knee issues.
Gloves(2 pairs): Thin in low altitude & thick warm enough in high altitudes.
Neck Warmer \Buff(1): Protection of Neck from direct wind and cold.
Walking Stick(1): Light weighted and comfortable for walking support.
Walking T-shirt(2): Merino wool, Capilene/Synthetic Fiber for quick dry.
Sleeping t-shirt(1): can be cotton or fabric.
Thermal base layers Top(1): mid weighted long sleeved t-shirt of merino wool/polyester, capilene power dry.
Insulating layers(1): mid weighted fleece that can be worn over other layers
Fleece Vest(optional): advisable for those who catches cold easily.
Rain jacket (1): Wind proof and rain proof for safeguard.
Down jacket(1): very essential for trekking above 4,000 meters.
Hiking trousers(2): lick weighted and quick dry trousers( not cotton).Zip offs are preferred.
Sleeping trousers(1): light weighted yoga style for comfort sleep( no jeans).
Trekking short (1): in case of no zips off trousers. Low knee shorts are preferred.
Rain pants(1): Protection from rain and wind.
Thermal long Johns(1): To warm by in the evening or while sleeping.
Underwear: Depending on necessity; enough for trek ( can be washed and dried along the way)
Duffle Bag Pack(1): to store excess luggage at hotel. Our agency provides duffel bags during the trek. These are easier for the porters to carry.
Day pack with rain cover(1): to carry your personal items during the treks i.e. camera, private snacks, water bottles, etc.
Sleeping bags with inner: To have a warm and satisfying sleep in high altitude. Recommended for 3 season(Oct-Feb).

Trekking boot(1pair): well worn and comfortable with proper ankle support.
Sock(3 pairs): good and warm enough; worth spending money on quality socks.
Flip flop/Camp Shoe(1 pair): light weighted for evening use.

Water bottle(2): Nalgene/ sig style and a bladder bottle with the capacity of 1/2 liter water. Bladders are preferred.
Water Purification Drop(1): Affordable and easily available for purchase in Kathmandu (Pious Water Drop).
Lip Balm(1): Proper moisturizing containing SPF.
Sunglass(1): Actual UV rays safeguarding glasses.
Sun Cream: SPF 30+ recommended.
Bandana (1): Useful for various purpose.
Baseball Head/ Cap(1): Protects face from direct expose of sun during the hiking.
Warm Woolen Hat(1): Prevents from wind and cold above 3500m.
Flash Light / Head Torch(1): Leaves your hands free. Extra batteries are also necessary for head light.
Private First Aid Kit(1): Include prescribed medications/ personal medications. Some personal medicine might not be available in Nepal.
Travel towel(1): light weighted and compact.
Wash Kit (1): Appropriate and suitable for your skin/body
Instant Hand Sanitizer: Alcohol bases, enough for trek/on the basis of necessity.
Camera(incase you carry): Along with charger and enough battery to capture scenarios and memories.
Book/ Journal: Depending on interest.
Pack of Cards/Travel Board Games(if interested): Evening entertainment.
Trekking Snacks: Base on consumption; enough for trekking (can be purchased in Kathmandu).
Toilet Roll & Rubbish Bag: to make sure we don't leave waste materials in the mountains.
Trekking Poles(optional): recommended to anyone with knee issues.
Gloves(2 pairs): Thin in low altitude & thick warm enough in high altitudes.
Neck Warmer \Buff(1): Protection of Neck from direct wind and cold.
Walking Stick(1): Light weighted and comfortable for walking support.

Walking T-shirt(2): Merino wool, Capilene/Synthetic Fiber for quick dry.
Sleeping t-shirt(1): can be cotton or fabric.
Thermal base layers Top(1): mid weighted long sleeved t-shirt of merino wool/polyester, capilene power dry.
Insulating layers(1): mid weighted fleece that can be worn over other layers
Fleece Vest(optional): advisable for those who catches cold easily.
Rain jacket (1): Wind proof and rain proof for safeguard.
Down jacket(1): very essential for trekking above 4,000 meters.

Hiking trousers(2): lick weighted and quick dry trousers( not cotton).Zip offs are preferred.
Sleeping trousers(1): light weighted yoga style for comfort sleep( no jeans).
Trekking short (1): in case of no zips off trousers. Low knee shorts are preferred.
Rain pants(1): Protection from rain and wind.
Thermal long Johns(1): To warm by in the evening or while sleeping.
Underwear: Depending on necessity; enough for trek ( can be washed and dried along the way)

Duffle Bag Pack(1): to store excess luggage at hotel. Our agency provides duffel bags during the trek. These are easier for the porters to carry.
Day pack with rain cover(1): to carry your personal items during the treks i.e. camera, private snacks, water bottles, etc.
Sleeping bags with inner: To have a warm and satisfying sleep in high altitude. Recommended for 3 season(Oct-Feb).

includes

Airport pickups and dropoffs before and after the trek
Three Night Hotel Include in Kathmandu/Lodge Teahouse During the Trek
Breakfast inclouded in kathamndu and breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the trek
All ground transportation on a comfortable vehicle as per the itinerary
An experienced, English-speaking and government-licensed trek leader
Strong, experienced, porter service (2 trekkers: 1 porter)
All necessary paperwork and trekking permits (National Park Permit, TIMS)
Comprehensive first aid medical kit (carried by your trek leader)
Complimentary welcome or farewell dinner at a cultural restaurant in Kathmandu
All government and local taxes, company service charges

FAQs

You will encounter many tea houses on your trek. A tea house is a lodge operated by the locals of a village to support their family and community. During the evenings and night the teahouses offer you beverages, food, warmth, and a chance to chat with other trekkers and locals. Teahouses are not five star hotels, but basic accommodation including breakfast, lunch, and dinner at a very affordable price. Many teahouses offer hot showers where you have to a small fee (usually around $2). Wifi and battery charge is also offered with a small fee.

As the name suggests, a camping trek is camping, in which you will have to accommodate yourself and your companions along with the staff in tents. The tents will consist of kitchens and bedrooms. All the tedious and cumbersome tasks will be done by our staff. These kinds of treks are said to be really adventurous and fun.

Yes, we are fully authorized by the government to conduct any kinds of activities relating to trekking and traveling. All of our guides are licensed and experienced mountain guides.

Yes, we insist you to take out insurance. You should have yourself insured before your arrival to Nepal and it should cover all expenses. If you need help, please don’t hesitate to ask us. Many of our trekkers have been happy with dog tag insurance. https

It is not compulsory. However, it has been a common trait and the guides and porters will be expecting a small amount of tips from you. A small amount to you can hold a great essence in their life and can go a long way to help them and their families. Feel free to ask us for a suggested standard amount.

reviews

marry

I did the Mardi Himal Base Camp trek with Sarki and his crew in March of 2018. It was absolutely amazing! Being in my 50’s and not in top shape had me a bit worried about the trek, but Sarki and his crew made sure that I was safe and not rushed as I made my way up! The terrain... Read more

Sarron

I recently did the Mardi Himal Basecamp Trek with Sarki and Pemba and it was a remarkable experience I will never forget. I travelled in October with a 50+ group all of us with different fitness levels but we all managed to complete the Trek and have fun doing it. Lifelong friendship... Read more

Georgie Melbourne Australia

I was in Nepal in April 2018. Balu and Sarki are two of the nicest and knowledgeable people I met in Nepal. Balu was our guide and he was a fantastic caring guide. Nothing was too much trouble for Balu. I’m a type 1 diabetic and the team constantly made sure I was good. Balu made us feel safe I would highly recommend and have confidence in Sarki and Balu. I can not wai... Read more

Di Suthers

I travelled to Nepal in 2018 where I had the pleasure of meeting both Sarki & Balaram (Balloo). Both men have strong communication skills and displayed humour and enthusiasm for their jobs. Balloo was my group’s guide and he proved to be very knowledgeable & kept us safe and motivated. I have confidence in recommending these two men and would happily travel wit... Read more

Sheri Metcalfe

I did the Mardi Himal base camp trek in Sept 2019 with Sarki and his crew .. They were awesome, you never felt rushed or overwhelmed with the trek. They always made sure that you could do it at your own pace and that someone from the guiding crew stayed with you to help whenever you might need it Sarki was the best leader one could hope for. He anticipated all our needs and... Read more

Mardi Himal Base Camp Trek

Annapurna Region

Mardi Himal Base Camp Trek

Sarki Sherpa (Samten Hoser)

itinerary

Arrival in Kathmandu

Trip orientation and briefing

Kathmandu to Pokhara [Drive : 5-6 hours]

Pokhara to Kade to Deurali [Drive : 40 minutes]

Deurali to Forest Camp [Trekking : 6-7 hours]

Forest Camp to Badal Danda [Trekking : 5 hours]

Badal Danda to High Camp [Trekking : 3 hours]

High Camp to Mardi Himal Base Camp

High Camp to Forest Camp [Trekking : 3-4 hours]

Forest Camp to Luwang Gurung Village

Luwang Gurung Village to Pokhara [Drive : 3 hours]

Pokhara to Chitwan National Park

Exploration of Chitwan National Park

Chitwan to Kathmandu

Departure

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Mardi Himal Base Camp Trek

Annapurna Region

Mardi Himal Base Camp Trek

Sarki Sherpa (Samten Hoser)

itinerary

Arrival in Kathmandu

Trip orientation and briefing

Kathmandu to Pokhara [Drive : 5-6 hours]

Pokhara to Kade to Deurali [Drive : 40 minutes]

Deurali to Forest Camp [Trekking : 6-7 hours]

Forest Camp to Badal Danda [Trekking : 5 hours]

Badal Danda to High Camp [Trekking : 3 hours]

High Camp to Mardi Himal Base Camp

High Camp to Forest Camp [Trekking : 3-4 hours]

Forest Camp to Luwang Gurung Village

Luwang Gurung Village to Pokhara [Drive : 3 hours]

Pokhara to Chitwan National Park

Exploration of Chitwan National Park

Chitwan to Kathmandu

Departure

itinerary

Day 01Arrival in Kathmandu

Day 02Trip orientation and briefing

Day 03Kathmandu to Pokhara [Drive : 5-6 hours]

Day 04Pokhara to Kade to Deurali [Drive : 40 minutes]

Day 05Deurali to Forest Camp [Trekking : 6-7 hours]

Day 06Forest Camp to Badal Danda [Trekking : 5 hours]

Day 07Badal Danda to High Camp [Trekking : 3 hours]

Day 08High Camp to Mardi Himal Base Camp

Day 09High Camp to Forest Camp [Trekking : 3-4 hours]

Day 10Forest Camp to Luwang Gurung Village

Day 11Luwang Gurung Village to Pokhara [Drive : 3 hours]

Day 12Pokhara to Chitwan National Park

Day 13Exploration of Chitwan National Park

Day 14Chitwan to Kathmandu

Day 15Departure

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Map

FAQs

What is a tea house trek?

What is a camping trek?

Are you (Soul Himalaya Treks &Tours) authorized by the government?

Should I obtain insurance for the trek?

Is tipping the guides and porters compulsory?

reviews

marry

Sarron

Georgie Melbourne Australia

Di Suthers

Sheri Metcalfe

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