Mardi Himal Trek

Overview

The Mardi Himal Trek is a short, quiet trek near Pokhara in the Annapurna region.

Discover Nepal Tour presents a glimpse of Nepal and extends an absorbing and delightful journey for all categories of travelers. It is nestled among the peaks of the high Himalayas, with plenty of natural beauty and colorful history. This tour lets you discover historical monuments and architecture. A stunning view of the Himalayas and tiny rural villages makes you enjoy the visits. Another reason is a fascinating tour that explores verdant forests brimming with wildlife.

Discover Nepal tour includes Nepal’s most famous UNESCO World Heritage sites. It is not only visiting Buddhist pilgrimage sites but Hindu pilgrimage sites also. The Lumbini (the birthplace of Lord Buddha) is the Buddhist pilgrimage site. Boudhanath is also a Buddhist pilgrimage site too. The Pashupatinath and other temples are Hindu pilgrimage sites. So, the Chitwan National Park shows you a different side of Nepal. It is due to unique flora and fauna. The city of Lakes Pokhara is still to explore, and lots of things to do in Pokhara, while Sarangkot is the best viewpoint visible to Dhaulagiri and Annapurna massif.

The Discover Nepal tour combines ancient historical sites with spectacular destinations. Besides, the jungle safari in Asia’s ideal Chitwan National Park, with a time of the old medieval tiny town. Also, picturesque Pokhara encloses hidden Palpa. Indeed, the Discover Nepal tour has become one of the best holidays. It is allowing Nepal exploration.

Highlights

• Explore Kathmandu’s diverse mix of cultures and Buddhist and Hindu shrines.
• Buddhist and Hindu shrines.Visit the medieval town of Kathmandu, Patan, and Bhaktapur
• Discover Nepal through refreshing tropical & subtropical forests in the lap of the Himalayas.
• Pokhara – Relax in this laid-back town on the shores of Phewa Lake.
• Visiting hidden towns and villages of Palpa unto holy Lumbini, the birthplace of Lord Buddha
• Nargakot – Hill station close to Kathmandu offers stunning sunrise and sunset view

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   Day 1Arrival Day (1,300 m)

   Early morning, departure for flight on Everest, more than an hour in an airplane at high altitude in the mountains below. Visit Pashupatinath (Hindu religious shrine and cremations on the river bank) and afternoon visit Boudhanath, an immense “Stupa” Tibetan, time or Tibetan pilgrims come to circle the temple with their prayer wheels.

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   Day 2Kathmandu-Pashupatinath-Boudhhhanath.

   Early morning, departure for flight on Everest, more than an hour in an airplane at high altitude in the mountains below. Visit Pashupatinath (Hindu religious shrine and cremations on the river bank) and afternoon visit Boudhanath, an immense “Stupa” Tibetan, time or Tibetan pilgrims come to circle the temple with their prayer wheels.

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   Day 3Kathmandu, Kirtipur-Swyambhunath

   Visit the ancient royal capital of Kathmandu (called Basantapur Durbar Square), Swayambhunath (also called Monkey Temple), a large Buddhist temple (which dominates Kathmandu) with a temple Hindu inside. In the late afternoon visit the town of Kirtipur, founded in the 9th century.

4. Day 4Patan-Bungamati-Khokana

   Visit Patan, the ancient royal capital, the city of golden roofs, second largest city of the valley. The city has stretched Buddhist Posse. In the afternoon, visit the traditional village of Newar, Bungmti surrounded by paddies, Khokana, which is famous for its mustard oil.

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Frequently asked questions

• Why Choose Mountain Ascends Trek ?

  We have an experienced team of guides on the mountain and great ground staff in Kathmandu to make sure you are well taken care of from the moment you arrive. You can always contact us 24/7 on our international helpline and all of our support team rotates through Nepal on a seasonal basis so you can be sure you are getting knowledgeable first hand advice. All of our guides work for us full time and have on average 8+ year’s experience trekking in the Himalayas. We are one of the few companies in Nepal to get a Wilderness First Aid Certification for all of our trekking guides. Our guides have also attended a special course dealing with acclimatization issues on the mountain . (meet the team)

• Where is Annapurna Base Camp located?

  Annapurna Base Camp is located in Kaski District of Gandaki Province in Nepal. The Annapurna Base Camp is around 81 kilometers north of Pokhara. You can either take a bus from Pokhara to Kimchi and then start walking to Annapurna Base Camp, or hire a jeep and drive to Ghandruk and begin your Annapurna Base Camp expedition.

• Is Annapurna Base Camp Trek open?

  Yes! After the Covid-19 pandemic faded throughout Nepal, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek is finally open to travelers. During Nepal’s lockdown, the trek was closed, leading to a decline in tourism. However, many tourists can now go to Annapurna Base Camp Trek.

• Is Annapurna Base Camp safe?

  The trek to Annapurna Base Camp is significantly safer than the Annapurna Mountains, which are quite risky. It is one of the most pleasant and enjoyable journeys that anyone can undertake in terms of altitudes, duration, adventure, and challenges.

• How much does it cost to trek to Annapurna Base Camp?

  Depending on the package, route, operator, and facility you choose, the Annapurna Base Camp Trek might cost anywhere from $400 to $700 per person. The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is one of Nepal’s most affordable treks, offering amazing adventure and once-in-a-lifetime opportunities.

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