Mardi Himal Trek

Yes, the best seasons to trek in Nepal start from March to May and from September to November. The view is clear and the weather is warm during these seasons. However, if you want to avoid the crowding in those times, then from May to September can also be the best time for trekking.

You need to be physically fit and healthy for the hike in Nepal. At least, doing a 2-hour morning and evening walk would help prepare you for this trek. Medical Conditions: We want you to inform us in advance if you have any medical conditions that include but are not limited to heart disease, asthma, and blood pressure.

Difficulty: The altitude and remoteness of the path affect the difficulty. Fundamentally, below 3,000m walking is quite easy. The higher the height, it is harder to walk.

In trekking a wide variety of food is available. Teahouses prepare Nepali food, Indian food, and Continental food as per menu. All the foods are freshly prepared. We suggest you not consume meat items during the trekking.

Basically, we use 3 or 4-star hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara, Chitwan, and other major cities. Accommodation will be standard rooms on the twin-sharing principle. For our luxury package tourists, we organize 5 star and beautiful boutique hotels in all available places. On the route to trek we use the best available lodges and teahouses, standard room on twin-sharing basis and occasional dormitory for busy seasons.

In teahouse trekking, basic facilities are provided-clean rooms, blankets, freshly cooked warm food. Sometimes there will be common toilets and bathrooms outside your room. Warm water is available for showers at an extra cost.

Transportation depends on the place you are travelling. We have our fleet of transportation, cars, jeeps, Hiace, and Coaster Tourist buses for ground transfers. For air transportation, we provide Domestic Airplane and Helicopter transportation.

Mountain weather is absolutely unpredictable. It is necessary always to be well prepared against cold. Starting from 3000 m to 6000m, the morning and evening temperatures from March to May and September to November would be 0 degree Celsius to 5 degree Celsius while in the afternoon it would increase up to 20 degree Celsius to 25 degree Celsius and at night it might fall down till -5 degree Celsius to -10 degree Celsius. Similarly, during winter i.e.,. In the Mountains, heavy snowfall in December, January, and February; temperature drops to -15 degrees Celsius at night. Morning and evening will be around -5 to 5 degree Celsius and temperature will rise up to 15 degree Celsius during daytime. And our monsoon season from June to August where we expect heavy and continuous rainfall. But if we go above 3000m altitude, the ratio of rainfall will decrease. The temperature during the day will go up to 25 degrees Celsius high and, in turn, reduce down to 0 degree Celsius to -5 degree Celsius. The morning and evening will be chilling, from 5 degrees Celsius to 15 degrees Celsius.

For trekking in the Mountains you will need very warm, windproof, waterproof clothes. You must bring a trekking/hiking boot which is comfortable to wear and walk. Beside that, a quick dry t-shirt, trousers and towel is important.

On average you have to walk 6 to 8 hrs a day covering 12 to 18 km in distance.

Of course, this trip is completely safe for solo travelers. You will have your guide and porter for your assistance; they will definitely take care of you along the trip.

We have included rest/spare day in your itinerary to acclimatize in the thin air. Your guide will encourage you to drink more soup and garlic which is believed to help in high altitude. Besides that, your guide will be carrying medicine (Diamox) to reduce altitude sickness.