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Mardi HimalPeak 5578m

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Mardi himal trekking peak is the lowest altitude peak in Nepal which lies less than fifteen miles from Pokhara.This Mardi Himal Peak  received its first ascent in 1961. The first route was via the East Flank and is the only one used so far. The mountain separates the southwest ridge of Machhapuchhare as a separate mass at right angles to the ridge and is best seen from the south. The southwest face of the mountain has three well-defined ridges rising from rock buttresses and separated by hanging glaciers. Its east face is separated from the Machhapuchhare ridge by a col at 5,200 meters.

The normal climbing route to the summit of Mardi Himal passes through this col. The summit offers a splendid view of the Annapurna Range and the fishtail mountain – Machhapuchhare. The valleys and ridges south of Mardi Himal are steep and heavily wooded with bamboo and rhododendron. Fishtail mountain and Annapurna south range are seen so beautiful and very close up in distance. Sunrise and sun set view from the high camp and from the summit you even imagine how it goes…

Price Details

Minimum Required 2 pax

Price: $1650 per person

Price Includes

-Mardi himal Peak/trekking permits
-Annapurna conservation fees
-Sherpa climbing fees
-4night hotel in Kathmandu and 2 night hotel in Pokhara
-Trekking and climbing period all breakfast/lunch and dinner
-tents/kitchen stuff/ hotel accommodations
-Guide, carrier/porters/Cook and necessary staff
-Insurance for Nepal members
-All land transportation/pickup and drop
-City tours/ maps
-Fix rope/ Main ropes

Price Excludes

-Flights –any international flights
-Extra night’s hotels
-Any alcoholic drinks
-Any cold drinks

How difficult is the Mardi Himal trek?

In terms of terrain there are no ropes needed and no ice picks needed for the trek. There is no vertical climbing involved though going from high camp to base camp is quite steep and rocky. The trails are not paved. It is rough, rocky and gravel strewn after forest camp. The forested part of your trek can get slippy if it rains. The hardest part of the Mardi Himal trek is going from High Camp to Base Camp. If you have an extra day it’s worth taking your time for the return trek and staying a night in low camp before going back down.

But for Climber you need a good knowledge of rope sailing, climbing with crampon boots, fixing the harness belt, eight not and more experiencse than a trek.

Itinerary

Day 1 Arrival Kathmandu airport and transfer to hotel

Day 2Kathmandu, prepare expedition & briefing and day sightseeing tours

Day 3Drive to Pokhara tourist bus & transfer to hotel

Day 4Drive to Phedi and then start trek to Pothana

Day 5Pathana -trek to Jungle camp

Day 6Forest camp - trek Bhaisi Khark

Day 7Bhaisi Khark - Trek to Mardi himal Base camp [4,100m]

Day 8 Acclimatizing/ exploration day

Day 9Trek to High Camp [4,100m]

Day 10Climb to the Summit of Mardi Himal [5,587 m] and Return to Base Camp [4,100m]

Day 11Extra day in case of bad weather

Day 12 Base camp - Trek back to Jungle camp

Day 13Jungle camp - trek to Siding village

Day 14Siding village - trek to Mardi Khola Bridge

Day 15Mardi Khola Bridge - trek to Hyanja & drive to Pokhara

Day 16Drive or fly to Kathmandu by tourist bus & transfer to hotel

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