Mardi Himal Hideaway

Dates: May 2ᵈ, 2026 to May 8ᵗʰ, 2026

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Why Mardi Himal?

If you want a Himalayan trek with jaw-dropping views, rich culture, and a doable itinerary, Mardi Himal is a top pick.

Unlike the crowded Everest or Annapurna routes, Mardi is still off the radar. That means fewer trekkers, more authentic moments with locals, and the feeling that these mountains are yours to explore.

What makes it special?

Unreal Views: Get close to Machapuchare (Fishtail) and the Annapurna range – some of Nepal’s most iconic peaks.

Perfect Duration: 4–5 days on the trail — ideal for those short on time.

Authentic Vibes: Stay in family-run tea houses, eat home-style meals, and connect with local life.

Balanced Challenge: Enough adventure to feel accomplished, but beginner-friendly with basic prep.

Duration

7 Days

Type

Trekking.

Level

Moderate.

Stay

Tea huts & 5-star hotels.

Day 1:

Arrival at the capital city Kathmandu
Internal flight to Pokhara
Arrival at the hotel in Pokhara
Lunch & Small city tour

Day 2:

Pick up at the hotel and 1-hour drive to Kande Village
We will start our hike through Kande Village up to our tea house in Deurali
- Distance: 5.5 KM
- Altitude: 2,100m

Day 3:

We will start our trek early morning through the forest up to the forest camp where we will have our lunch and rest. After lunch, we continue our march up to the low camp
- Distance: 6.8 KM
- Altitude: 2,900m

Day 4:

We will start our trek early morning from low camp up to the high camp where we are expected to reach early to rest and recover.
- Distance: 8.5 KM
- Altitude: 3,500m

Day 5:

We will start our trek quite early morning at 3 am to catch the beautiful sunrise at the viewpoint of Fishtail Mountain. We have a cup of tea, enjoy the sunrise, and head back down to low camp.
- Distance: 9 KM
- Altitude: 4,500m

Day 6:

From Low Camp we will trek down to Siding, where we will drive back to our hotel in Pokhara.
After that, we will rest and head to our celebration dinner by the lakeside.
- Distance: 11 KM
- Altitude: 1,700m

Day 7:

Fly back Home.

What’s included

Certified trekking guides and porters
Hiking permits
All accommodation throughout the itinerary
5 Stars hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara (Breakfast included)
All meals and drinking water throughout the trail
Transport to and from airport
Transportation throughout the itinerary
Internal flights in Nepal
Pre-trip conditioning preparation
Gear shopping consultation
Photography during the trip
Post hike dinner celebration

What’s NOT included

International flight to Nepal
Visa costs
Travel insurance
Personal expenses (e.g. souvenirs)
Hot and soft drinks in the mountain
Alcoholic drinks
Tips to the Nepali guides/porters

1. Who can join this trip?

Anyone with a moderate level of fitness can join this trek. Whether you’re a seasoned trekker or a first-time adventurer, this trip is designed to be accessible to most. However, a little prior hiking experience or physical preparation is recommended.

2. What is the difficulty level of the trek?

The Mardi Himal trek is classified as moderate. It involves trekking for 5–8 hours a day at varying altitudes, with some steep ascents and descents. A good level of endurance and fitness will enhance your experience.

3. How do I prepare for the trek?

To prepare, engage in regular physical activities like walking, jogging, or stair climbing to build endurance. A pre-trip conditioning consultation is included to help you prepare for the trek.

4. Will altitude sickness be an issue?

Altitude sickness is a possibility when trekking at higher elevations. Our experienced guides are trained to spot symptoms and assist you. The trek is planned to allow gradual acclimatization to reduce the risk.

5. What kind of accommodation is provided?

In Kathmandu and Pokhara: 5-star hotels with breakfast included.
On the trek: Comfortable tea huts with basic amenities.

6. What gear do I need to bring?

A detailed packing list will be shared after registration. A pre-trip consultation is included to advise you for the right gear essentials

7. Can I rent or buy gear in Nepal?

Yes, gear shopping consultation is part of the package, and there are plenty of options to rent or buy trekking equipment in Kathmandu or Pokhara.

8. Is travel insurance necessary?

Yes, travel insurance is mandatory. Ensure your policy covers high-altitude trekking, medical emergencies, and evacuation.

9. What is the group size for this trek?

We keep group sizes small (6–10 participants) to ensure a personalized experience and better interaction.

10. What is the weather like during the trek?

In April, the weather in the Annapurna region is generally clear and pleasant, with daytime temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C. Nights at higher altitudes can be colder, dropping to around 0°C to -5°C.

11. Will I have access to Wi-Fi or electricity during the trek?

Wi-Fi and charging stations are available at some tea huts, but the service can be unreliable in remote areas. It’s best to enjoy the unplugged experience!

12. How do I tip the guides and porters?

Tipping is customary in Nepal and greatly appreciated. We recommend budgeting $60–$70 as tips for this trip.

13. Can I extend my trip or customize the itinerary?

Yes, you may add additional days at the end of the trip. The additional costs and planning will be your responsibility.

14. How do I book this trip?

You can secure your spot by contacting us via WhatsApp at:

+971 56 2026 056
+971 58 6616 110
Early bird discounts of 10% are available if you book by 31st Jan, 2026.