Mardi Himal Peak Climbing
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Date of Departure
Trip Information
Duration
16 days
Max Altitude
Mardi Himal Summit 5,587 m
Difficulty
Difficult
Starts from
Kathmandu
Trips Ends at
Kathmandu
Activity
Trekking
Witness UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kathmandu
Explore Pokhara Lakeside and Boating in Fewa Lake
Acclimatization Day and to and fro from the Mardi Himal Summit in 16 days
Closer view of enthralling Mt. Machhapuchhre and Mardi Himal
Hospitality of locals
Pass on through the beautiful landscape and the forest of Rhododendron
Impressive views of Himchuli, Annapurna I, Gangapurna, Annapurna III, Annapurna, Machhapuchhre, etc.
Mardi Himal Peak Climbing Overview
Mardi Himal Peak Climbing in Nepal can be a great experience for first-time climbers and moderately skilled trekkers. Mardi Himal is one of the lesser-known peaks. Mardi Himal Peak Climbing is an increasingly popular destination in the Annapurna region.
Across the Himchul valley and with Modi Khola towards its west, sits the Mardi Himal Peak. It lies in the Gandaki zone near the city of Lakes, Pokhara. The best beginner peaks are perfect for your first peak summit as a rookie.
On your way towards the mountain, you would come across a col that separates Mardi Himal and Mount Fishtail. The Mardi Himal base camp is set up at 4,100 m, and once you pass the col and ascend a bit more, you will get to see the high camp.
The rest of the journey to the summit is a great one, along with a 45-degree inclination. People usually couple this climb with other Annapurna trekking packages to enjoy more. It offers a diverse landscape, meet vibrant people, explore various villages, and enjoy local foods.
Mardi Himal Peak Climb will present you with a heavenly experience. The Annapurna Himalayas adventure passes through the forest. Then it climbs up the elegant mountains. It will leave you with the most beautiful memory, which you will cherish forever.
The best season for attempting climbing on Mardi Peak is Spring (Mar, Apr) and Autumn (Mid-Sep - Mid-Nov).
Why Mardi Himal Peak Climb?
Witness UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kathmandu
Explore Pokhara Lakeside and Boating in Fewa Lake
Acclimatization Day and to and fro from the Mardi Himal Summit in 16 days
Closer view of enthralling Mt. Machhapuchhre and Mardi Himal
Hospitality of locals
Pass through the beautiful landscape and the forest of Rhododendron
Impressive views of Himchuli, Annapurna I, Gangapurna, Annapurna III, Annapurna, Machhapuchhre, etc.
Itinerary Detail
Mardi Himal Peak Climbing: What to Pack
General
Backpack (40-50L for summit day)
Duffel bag (carried by porter/yak)
Sleeping bag (rated to -20°C or lower)
Sleeping pad (for extra insulation)
Headlamp with extra batteries
Sunglasses (category 4, glacier glasses)
Water bottles (2x 1L) or hydration bladder
Thermos (optional but useful at high camp)
Water purification (tablets or filter)
Trekking poles (collapsible)
Personal toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, wet wipes, etc.)
Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
Lip balm with SPF
Personal first aid kit
Snacks (energy bars, gels, trail mix)
High-altitude medications (Diamox, ibuprofen, etc.)
Passport and permits (TIMS, climbing permit, etc.)
Camera or phone with charger/power bank
Dry sacks or waterproof stuff sacks
Upper Body
Sun hat or cap
Buff or neck gaiter
Warm hat (fleece or wool)
Balaclava (for summit night)
Lightweight base layer (synthetic or merino)
Mid-weight fleece or softshell jacket
Insulated jacket (down or synthetic, for cold evenings)
Heavy-duty down jacket (for summit push)
Torso
Short-sleeve trekking shirts (2-3, moisture-wicking)
Long-sleeve trekking shirts (2)
Lightweight fleece or merino base layer (1-2)
Insulated vest (optional)
Hardshell jacket (waterproof/windproof with hood)
Lower Body
Trekking pants (2)
Thermal base layers (2 pairs, merino or synthetic)
Softshell pants (for cold days)
Hardshell pants (windproof and waterproof)
Insulated pants (for summit night)
Shorts (optional for lower altitudes)
Hands
Lightweight liner gloves (fleece or synthetic)
Windproof gloves
Insulated mittens or gloves (for high camp/summit)
Extra pair of gloves (backup)
Feet
Trekking socks (4-5 pairs, wool or synthetic)
Thermal mountaineering socks (2 pairs)
Trekking boots (well broken-in, waterproof)
Mountaineering boots (double-layer for summit)
Camp shoes (Crocs or sandals)
Gaiters (for snow and scree protection)
Undergarments
Moisture-wicking underwear (4-5 pairs)
Thermal underwear (2 sets, for sleep and summit)
What is Included / Not Included
- All Arrival/Departure transfer as per itinerary
- Accommodation with daily breakfast in Kathmandu as per itinerary
- All Guesthouse, Lodge/tented Accommodation during the Trek and Climb
- All meals (Breakfast, Lunches & Dinner with Tea/Coffee) During the Trek & Climbing
- Guided Sightseeing with all applicable entrance fees as per itinerary in Kathmandu
- All Private transfer to /from Pokhara & to/from trek starting point as per itinerary
- An Experienced Government licensed Trekking/Climbing Guide & required No. of Sherpa Porters
- All wages, allowances, insurance, medical and equipment for supporting crew.
- Annapurna Conservation Fees
- TIMS fees & Local Province (Municipality/Village) Fees
- Peak Climbing fees (Royalty)
- Climbing & Camping Equipment as per itinerary/necessary
- Garbage fees / a comprehensive medical kit
- Welcome/Farewell Dinner
- All Government local taxes
Himalayan Trekkers promises to manage the best, most comfortable, and preferred accommodation. Generally, in cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara, we arrange basic three-star facilities.
If available, you can opt for a more budget-friendly option or upgrade to a more luxurious hotel by paying a little extra.
Although not all the places might have all the modern facilities, we will make sure to arrange safe and comfortable accommodation.
In general, hygienic and safe tea houses/local lodges/ home-stays with all the basic facilities are arranged. But you can, if possible, personalize according to your preference.
If your itinerary includes camping or you choose a camping experience in your travel, a proper camping site will be pre-decided.
If required, we also provide the basic equipment, which is refundable. Please check the Gear-List and Requirement List for more information.
Meals During Mardi Himal Peak Climbing
Breakfast is usually included with your B&B Accommodation within the cost that is evident. For other meals in the city, you would have to pay separately.
Often in the cities, you can choose from many different cuisines and varied food services. We can always help you find the right place to fit your taste.
In more remote areas, usually, there are not many options. But you can always find hygienic and well-prepared food. Moreover, all the meals during the trek are included in the cost.
We can help you make changes according to your preference and budget, but only if choices are available!
On top of that, Himalayan Trekkers also organizes Welcome or Farewell Dinners as a symbol of warm greetings. Please go through the detailed itinerary for more information.
Drinking Water in Mardi Himal Climb
Proper hydration is necessary for climbers in Mardi Himal. Thus, water is available at all different stages of the expedition, from lower trekking routes to higher base camps.
The lower areas have local streams and teahouses. The climbers can refill their water bottles for a fee in teahouses and lodges.
In areas away from civilization, our team makes sure safe drinking water is always available. They do it by purifying the water through means such as boiling and water purification tablets.
We advise climbers to drink plenty of water for hydration. By doing so, one can avoid altitude sickness. Climbers get ample opportunities to replenish their water along the trek.
Proper hydration aids not only in physical performance. It also plays a very important role in acclimatization during the expedition itself.
