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Mardi Himal is a trekking peak standing at 5,587 metres (18,330 ft) in the Annapurna region of Nepal.
Mardi Himal is a trekking peak standing at 5,587 metres (18,330 ft) in the Annapurna region of Nepal.
Discover trekking insights, travel tips, and stories from the Himalayas.
The final trekking day on the longer Mardi Himal itineraries drops from Badal Danda on the ridge, through Low Camp and deep forest, to the terraced fields of Siding village and the road back to Pokhara. Here is how the day unfolds.
High Camp, at 3,580 meters, is the highest overnight stop on the Mardi Himal Trek and the base for the pre-dawn Base Camp hike. Here is a complete guide to lodges, conditions, altitude and how to prepare.
The hike from High Camp to Mardi Himal Base Camp is the climax of the trek: a pre-dawn climb to the Upper View Point for sunrise and on to Base Camp at around 4,500 m. Here is how the day works and how to prepare.
The walk from Low Camp to High Camp is the most scenic stretch of the Mardi Himal Trek, following an open grassy ridge toward Machapuchare. Here is what to expect: timing, terrain, views, weather and safety.
Badal Danda, the 'cloud hill', is a small lodge stop on the open ridge between Low Camp and High Camp, often floating above a sea of cloud. Here is what to expect and when to stay the night.
Low Camp is where the Mardi Himal Trek opens up, with Machapuchare rising directly ahead and one of the best sunsets on the route. Here is everything you need to know about lodges, facilities and your night at Low Camp.