Mardi Himal Trek 7 Days

  • 7 Days
Price per personUS$455
We Offer Group Price
No. of peoplePrice P.P
1 - 1 US$ 799
2 - 2 US$ 699
3 - 5 US$ 599
6 - 10 US$ 499
11 - 20 US$ 455
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  • Trip Duration7 Days
  • Difficulty LevelEasy-Moderate
  • Best SeasonMarch- May, Sep- Dec
  • Max Altitude4200 m

Overview

Mardi Himal Trek, in recent years, has been one of the most popular trekking destinations in Nepal. Officially opened as a proper trekking route in only 2012, Mardi Himal has seen a surge in the number of trekkers in the past decade and is still going strong. Part of the charm of the Mardi Himal Trek comes from its easy accessibility and short trekking time in comparison to other treks like Annapurna Circuit or Everest Base Camp. 

Being one of the nearest trekking destinations from Kathmandu and especially Pokhara, Mardi Himal is popular not only among international tourists but also among local youths of Nepal. The trek might be just short of 7 days, but is packed with some of the most adventurous routes, magical mountains cascading upon the lush green alpine forests of oaks and rhododendrons, and warm Nepalese hospitality. 

A sanctuary of Annapurna with towering snow-capped peaks like Annapurna I (8,091 m), Annapurna South (7,219 m), Machhapuchhre (6,997 m), and Gangapurna Himal (7,454 m) that is pleasing to the eyes. Hiking into the forest away from all the hectic life up to the mountains can truly be some of the greatest things to experience in life. 

Mardi Himal Trek Comprehensive Overview

The 7-day journey of the Mardi Himal Trek begins with a scenic bus ride to Pokhara. Upon your arrival in Kathmandu, you will be taken to your hotel and the very next day you will be on a bus to the city of lakes and the tourism capital of Nepal, Pokhara. Staying the night in Pokhara, you can take a stroll around the city in the evening, as the following day a new journey begins. 

After an early breakfast, we again take a bus to a place called Phedi. By this time, you will have been completely removed from the chaotic city energy and entered a more calm and peaceful environment. Throughout the entire ride, you can see the entire city of Pokhara and especially the beautiful mountain Machhapuchhre. After getting off the bus and a short break, we will officially begin our trek.

The forested trail and the snow-covered peaks of the Annapurna Massif will enchant you through and through, and this is just the beginning. After around five hours of hiking, we will reach our destination for the day, Deurali. 

On the third day, as usual, we wake up early, fuel our stomachs with a hearty breakfast and carry on with our beautiful adventure. After a few hours of hiking, we arrive at a viewpoint, offering some of the best views of the Annapurna range, Dhaulagiri range, Machhapuchhre, and other equally beautiful peaks. Admiring the serenity of the nature surrounding us, we reach Forest Camp, where we will spend our night. 

By today we will have gained a significant altitude and need to be a bit more careful in our ascending speed. Our goal for today is to reach High Camp, which is at an elevation of 3600 meters so ascending slowly and having nutritious food and proper hydration is crucial for avoiding acute mountain sickness (AMS)

And finally, the day has arrived where we go from high camp to Mardi Himal Base Camp. It is a thrilling day ahead as we hike even higher in elevation, where we will get a show of a lifetime. It is a rigorous climb to the top but the view will make all the hardship even more worth it. Reaching at the top, you will be blessed with a panoramic view of the mountains, especially Mt. Annapurna I (8090 m), Annapurna South (7219 m), Machhapuchhare (Mt. Fishtail) (6993 m), Hiuchuli (6444 m), Baraha Shikhar (7647 m), Gangapurna (7575 m), Mardi Himal (5553 m) and other stunning towering peaks of the Annapurna region. 

Truly a hidden gem amongst all the trekking destinations Nepal has to offer. After looking at the mountains to our heart’s content, we come back down to High Camp. After a quick lunch, we pack our belongings and start descending, as the main part of our trek is now over.

Then the following morning, which is the sixth day of the trek, we further descend down, The landscapes will have changed compared to the base camp, where there were no trees due to the high elevation, and you will again be hiking through the forested trail. After around seven hours of hiking, you will reach Jhinu Dada. 

Jhinu Dada is known for two things: first, being one of the gateways to the famous Annapurna Base Camp, and second, having a natural hot spring. The perk of choosing this route is that you can choose to extend your trek and do the Annapurna Base Camp trek as well. But the reward of soaking your tiring body in the hot spring is always there. 

On the seventh day, after an early breakfast, we get on a Jeep and then return back to Pokhara, the city of lakes. It is only 3-4 hours drive so you will have plenty of time to explore around the city after checking into your hotel.

From here on out, you can choose to either stay in Pokhara or drive back to Kathmandu the next day. But the adventurous trek to Mardi Himal has officially come to an end. But where something ends, a new beginning always shows up. We are happy to have been a part of your beautiful journey. 

Mardi Himal Trek Highlights 

  • It is one of the nearest trekking destinations from Pokhara 
  • An easy trek, very suitable for beginners 
  • A peaceful forested trail that leads to some of the best views of the Annapurna range and other peaks
  • Rich in flora and fauna and is a part of the Annapurna Conservation Area
  • Reach at 4500 meters in elevation and view the gigantic snow clad peaks like Annapurna I (8,091 m), Annapurna South (7,219 m), Machhapuchhre (6,997 m), and Gangapurna Himal (7,454 m)
  • Take a relaxing soak in a natural hot spring at Jhinu Dada
  • Stroll around the city of lakes, Pokhara, and enjoy a relaxing day. 

Is the Mardi Himal Trek difficult?

No, the Mardi Himal Trek is not considered a difficult trek. It can range from easy to moderate on a difficulty scale, depending on the person. It is actually a very good trekking destination for beginner trekkers who are just venturing out in the world of trekking.

The hike ascending is mostly uphill and there will be a significant gain in elevation, which can induce altitude sickness; therefore, acclimatization and a good diet and hydration during the trek are extremely necessary. 

In comparison to treks like Annapurna Circuit and Everest Base Camp, Mardi offers a far easier trail to hike and equally stunning views of the mountains. And in addition, if you wish to make it a bit more challenging, you can add the Annapurna Base Camp trek and reach both destinations in a single trek.

But overall, the Mardi Himal Trek is of moderate difficulty but with the right preparation and proper acclimatization, even beginner trekkers can successfully do it. 

What is the distance of the Mardi Himal Trek?

The total distance of the Mardi Himal Trek is approximately 60 kilometers. The distance from Pokhara to Phedi is 18 km, and from Phedi, while covering an average distance of 8-10 km per day. 

What is the best time to do the Mardi Himal Trek?

For Mardi Himal Trek, the best trekking time is considered during the seasons of spring and autumn. Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are known to have the clearest skies and give the best view of the mountains. Moreover, the temperature during these two seasons is very moderate and not extreme, which gives trekkers a pleasant experience.

Spring especially presents the perfect opportunity to view the national flower of Nepal, the rhododendron, blooming in its full glory. The forested trail gets painted in different shades of crimson, pink, and white, enhancing your experience even further. 

Not to say that the remaining two seasons of summer (June-August)  and winter (December-February) are un-trekkable. Summer experiences a lot of rainfall, especially during July and August. It can be a bit of a risk to travel because the hilly roads are prone to landslides. But with good caution, a monsoon trek can be a marvelous experience.

The winter brings extreme cold, and some may not favor this experience, but the views are very clear during this time. So, if you are ready to combat the cold of negative degrees, a winter trek can be a good call. 

Can you get altitude sickness during the Mardi Himal Trek?

Yes, you can get altitude sickness during the Mardi Himal Trek but only if you are not acclimated properly and ascend at a rapid speed. Most trekkers who have no prior experience of trekking in the mountains will have a higher chance of getting altitude sickness. But this can be easily avoided with proper guidance.  

Reaching up to 4500 meters above sea level isn’t something to sneeze at. Therefore, the ascent to the top should be gradual, with multiple stops overnight in between. Preparing for the trek at least a month prior and making sure your diet is healthy can ensure to keep you safe from altitude sickness. 

Accommodations and Food in Mardi Himal Trek

Mardi Himal Trek provides basic accommodation services. Nothing extravagant but the teahouses and trekking lodges provide basic facilities such as wifi and electricity to charge devices. You can get private rooms in most locations, but in high camp you get a room in dormitory style. You can even get a hot shower for extra cost. The price for a standard room on Mardi Himal Trek can range from $7 to $15 per night. 

You can also get varieties of food during the trek, from the classic Nepalese dishes like Dal Bhat and Momo to other western cuisines such as pizza and pasta, but they might not be as authentic as you are used to. So we encourage you to eat the local Nepalese food as the ingredients are fresh and locally produced, which is better for you. For food, the cost can start anywhere from $5 to $20. 

Mardi Himal Trek: Package, Guide, Porter  Permit, and Transportation Cost—2024-2025

Mardi Himal Trek General Package Cost

The cost for a single person for the Mardi Himal Trek starts at US$ 799. You will receive discounts for groups. The price list is given below:

No. of peoplePrice (USD)
1-1US$ 799
2-2US$ 699
3 - 5US$ 599
6 - 10US$ 499
11 - 20US$ 455

 

Guide and Porter Cost for Mardi Himal Trek 

One must have a registered trekking guide on their trek and are forbidden to do a solo trek without a guide as per the recent law set by the government of Nepal. The cost of a registered licensed guide and helper or porter is $ 35 and $35 per day. Since you are purchasing a package from Alpine Ramble, the trekking guide cost is already included in the package. 

Mardi Himal Trek Permit Cost

Trekking to any part of Nepal requires a permit and Mardi Himal is no exception. You will need two different permits to enter the Mardi Himal. One is known as the Trekker’s Information Management System Card (TIMS Card), which is important because it accumulates all the information of trekkers going to different places. Another one is the Annapurna Conservation Area Project Permit (ACAP Permit). Since Mardi Himal falls within the area of the Annapurna Conservation Area, you will require the entry permit for this as well. 

The permits cost $15 and $23, respectively. On the bright side, this cost is covered within your Mardi Himal trekking package cost. You can get the TIMS card in Kathmandu and you pay for the ACAP entry permit at the checkpoints of the Annapurna Conservation Area, which is stationed around in different places. 

Transportation Cost for the Mardi Himal Trek

The transportation cost for the tourist bus from Kathmandu to Pokhara and vice versa, along with the local bus cost, is covered by your trekking package. However, if you decide on a private vehicle or even a flight, then an additional charge will apply. The cost for various transportation modes is shown on a table below:

  • Private car: Kathmandu to Pokhara $150 per person (Add-on)
  • Flight: Kathmandu – Pokhara $112 one way (Add-on)

Itinerary

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Your journey to the mountains begins with an early breakfast and boarding a tourist bus to Pokhara. A perfect opportunity to get away from the busy life back at home and the chaotic atmosphere of Kathmandu Valley. As you exit Kathmandu, you will enter the peaceful life of the countryside. The road leads to some of the most picturesque scenery that seems just out of a postcard.

Along the banks of the Trishuli River, the terraced farming fields and the mountains cascading just above the hills will make your heart flutter. With some breaks in between for lunch and washroom, after 7-8 hours of driving, we will reach Pokhara. You will really be able to differentiate the vibe of Pokhara from Kathmandu. The city gives a very laid back vibe, and you can feel yourself relaxing. The Phewa Lake and the Fishtail Mountains add the otherworldly touch to the city. You will check into your hotel and do last-minute shopping because tomorrow is going to be even more exciting. 

  • Distance: 200.7 km.

  • Accommodation: Hotel
  • Time: 7-9 hours
  • Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Altitude: 850m/2788ft

Waking up early for an early breakfast, which will be a default schedule from here on out. After breakfast, we will get on a bus to Phedi, which takes about an hour. After getting off, we carry our backpacks, lace up our boots, and begin our trek. Walking through the alpine forest filled with rhododendron and oak trees, the breath of fresh air in our lungs will truly be an experience.

The stunning views of the majestic peaks of Annapurna South, Mardi Himal, Manaslu, and Machapuchare will be a sight for sore eyes. The icey air from the Himalayas will make you feel alive. The verdant uphill path filled with stones and trees will only make you appreciate the views more. Depending on your pace, it takes anywhere from 5 to 6 hours to reach Deurali. Upon reaching Deurali, we will settle in a common tea house and take a sip of a warm cup of tea. Clock in early for the night and get the much-needed rest for tomorrow.

  • Distance: 30 km approx. 

  • Accommodation: Tea House
  • Time: 6-7 hours (1 hour drive and 4-5 hours trek) approx
  • Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Altitude: 2100 meters (6,889 feet)

After a hearty breakfast early in the morning, we leave Deurali for Forest Camp. The views of the Annapurna range and other peaks get better as we move on. We will also go and explore the viewpoint of Deurali, and what makes this special is that it offers the unparalleled view of the entire Phewa Lake and the city of Pokhara, along with the towering peaks of Annapurna and Machhapuchhre.

After taking a break at the viewpoint to soak in the gorgeous views, we resume our trek through a forest of hemlock and oak to reach a ridgeline, follow the leaf-strewn path steeply downhill, and then climb again to reach the aptly named Forest Camp, or Kokar. Upon reaching the forest camp, the views of Annapurna II, Annapurna IV, Lamjung Himal, and other sparkling peaks will come into view. Checking into a local tea house, we enjoy our rest of the time exploring the area and resting. 

  • Distance: 6 km approx. 

  • Accommodation: Tea House
  • Time: 5-6 hours approx.
  • Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Altitude: 2,550 meters (8,366 feet)

As usual, we will start our day with an early breakfast to fuel us for our trek ahead. The trail is steeper compared to the previous day, so it can be a bit taxing on the body, but upon reaching the destination and what the views are like, it will be very worth it. The snowy white mountains peaking above from the verdant hills covered with lush green alpine forests will be something out of our dreams.

The trail is filled with stony paths and panoramic views of the mountain, and in a few hours we will find us at Low Camp, where we will have our lunch, then continue forward. After another hour or two of hiking the steep uphill path, we will finally arrive at High Camp. We will be staying at a humble tea house. You can explore the area that is filled with local tea shops and lodges and, of course, feast your eyes on the tantalizing views of Mardi Himal and Machapuchare.

  • Distance: 10-12 km 

  • Accommodation: Tea House
  • Time: 4-5 hours approx. Distance: 10-12 km
  • Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Altitude: 3600 meters (11,811 feet)

Finally, the day that we all have been waiting for has arrived. It is an exciting day ahead, full of adventure and some of the best views you will ever see. We have long hours of walking that await us, so we will begin as early as possible. We will be ascending even higher, so we have to keep up with the pace. The narrow, steep path gives us the real experience of the thrilling adventure.

After four hours of rigorous uphill climbing, we will finally reach the Mardi Himal Base Camp. You will see and feel a significant difference from how it was just a day before. At an elevation of 4500 meters, you can definitely feel the thin air but also see the contrasting snow clad peaks that surround you from all areas. This is the highest point of this trek and also the best one. Along with Machhapuchhre, you will also get the unparalleled views of Annapurna I, Annapurna South, and Hiunchuli. You can take in these pristine views to your heart’s content.

After savoring the views in your memories, we will begin our descent. Retracing our path up to High Camp, from there we will switch paths that lead us to the village of Siding. Checking into a tea house, you will be in dreamland as soon as you hit your bed, as you will surely be tired from long hours of walking today. 

  • Accommodation: Tea House
  • Time: 8 hours approx. Distance:
  • Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Altitude: 4500 meters (14764 feet)

Today is the second last day of the Mardi Himal Trek, and technically the last day of the official trek. After seeing some of the best views of the Annapurna, our goal for today is to reach the Jhinu Danda. Filling our stomachs with a delicious breakfast, we will begin our hike for the day. It is a long hour of walking, but we will be descending, so the trails are far easier to walk compared to previous days.

Jhinu Danda is also one of the gateway paths to the Annapurna Base Camp, but it is more famous for the natural hot spring. After arriving at Jhinu Danda and checking into the tea house, you can go and soak in the relaxing hot spring and wash away the grime and dirt of the trek, as well as relax your sore muscles. 

  • Distance: 12 km 

  • Accommodation: Tea House
  • Time: 7 hours approx
  • Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
  • Altitude: 1780 meters (5,839 feet)

We wake up early for breakfast, then pack our belongings and bid farewell to the Mardi Himal Trek that has now been accomplished successfully. We descend down for about half an hour and cross the longest suspension bridge of the Kaski District and get on a jeep back to Pokhara The closer you are to Pokhara, the further the mountains you saw the previous day will seem.

Upon arriving in Pokhara, you will be checked into the hotel, and after that, you will be free to explore around the touristic hub. There are many adventure activities you can do here, so be sure to check them out, as the next day we will be on a bus back to Kathmandu.

  • Distance: 27.3 km 

  • Accommodation: Tea House
  • Time: 3 hours
  • Meal: Breakfast, and Lunch
  • Altitude: 850 meters (2788 feet)

After completing an adventurous trekking journey to the Mardi Himal Base Camp, we begin our journey of returning back to Kathmandu. We hope you have collected souvenirs because we leave the city of sparkling Phewa Lake and Annapurna mountains early in the morning after breakfast.

The road is the same as when we came the first day, and the views of the serene countryside with a reverberating river never get old. And before you know it, you will be back in the city of temples, Kathmandu. Our team will assist you as per your schedule.

If you have a flight, our team will drop you off at the airport and bid you farewell. And if you plan on exploring other places, do let us know so that we can be of service. Thank you for choosing Alpine Ramble Trek; we hope to be your choice in the future as well. 

Distance: 200.7 km. 

  • Time: 8-9 hours approx
  • Meal: Breakfast
  • Altitude: 1,324 meters (4,344 feet)
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Trip inclusion

  • Free international and domestic airport pickup and drop by car.
  • Permit fees: Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) and Tourist Information Management System (TIMS) permits.
  • During the trek, three meals a day (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)
  • Accommodation Cost, Food, Insurance, and guide and porter cost
  • Well, English-speaking trek guide for good proficiency.
  • Comfortable and well-cleaned Tourist Bus from Kathmandu to Pokhara
  • Necessary trekking equipment, such as sleeping bags, down jackets, etc. option is that trekkers can use on a return basis also.
  • Served with seasonal fruits after a good dinner
  • Taxi/ jeep/ bus drive
  • Appreciation of certificate after a successful trek.
  • Supplementary snacks such as energy bars and cookies
  • Trekking tea house throughout the trek
  • Official Government taxes and Official expenses
  • Emergency first aid care and emergency rescue in case of bad health condition
  • Nepal entry visa fees (trekkers can get a visa upon arrival at Kathmandu airport for USD 25, valid for 15 days
  • Extra Accommodation and Meals (any additional stays or meals outside the trek schedule).
  • Travel Insurance (Trekkers make sure that your insurance covers emergency evacuation from high altitudes).
  • Trekker's trekking equipment or personal expenses
  • Personal expenses like Wi-Fi, snacks, wi-fi, and hot showers at tea houses during the trek.
  • Extra alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages like soda, coffee, mineral water, tea, soup, and beer.
  • Tips for guides and staff. It's customary to tip guide and support staff.

Dates & Price

The trip dates are available almost every for this trek. Contact us for your own date, or click here

Start DateEnd DateStatusPrice 
20 Nov, 203026 Nov, 2030AvailableUS$455

Trip Info

What should I pack for the Mardi Himal Trek of 7 days?

Packing is an integral part of trekking. It can either make or break your trekking experience. You should always make sure to pack good-quality gear so that it can function in any condition. So, here is the list of gear and equipment you require for the Mardi Himal Trek:

Equipment:

  • Duffel bag
  • Backpack
  • Rain cover
  • Water bottles and thermos
  • Trekking poles
  • Trekking shoes
  • Winter sleeping bag
  • Head Lamp

Clothing:

  • Innerwear
  • Base layers
  • House clothes
  • Trekking shirts
  • Trekking trousers
  • Fleece jacket
  • Waterproof winter jacket
  • Windbreaker 
  • Down jackets and down pants
  • Buff masks
  • and inner gloves
  • waterproof gloves or mittens
  • Warm hat
  • Sunhat or sports cap
  • Spare clothing
  • Quick-dry towel
  • Personal Items
  • Toilet Papers
  • Wet wipes
  • Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
  • Toothbrush and toothpaste
  • Nail Cutter 
  • Soap and Shampoo
  • Personal Medication
  • First Aid Kit
  • Personal accessories such as phones, cameras, power banks, chargers, earphones, etc.
  • Mirrors and hair brushes

Please let your guide know about your gear and let them go through it before the trek so that you can buy anything you might have forgotten or did not purchase prior to the trek. Gear checking before the trek can be very helpful.

FAQs

You could use the credit card only in cities, areas of Nepal, in the mountains; the credit card is not acceptable in most places.

The Highest elevation of the Annapurna base camp trek is 4130 meters above sea level. 

Yes, We have a safe and sound place to store where you can easily store your luggage at our hotel or office.

Not at all, you’ll be provided 3 meals a day: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner during the trek in the mountains and it’s a good idea to carry some power bars, cereal bars or other high energy foods with you. Powder Gatorade is also recommended to fight dehydration.

Yes, The trekkers should have to have registered trekking permits, and TIMS (Trekker's Management Systems), they are all helped and provided by Alpine Ramble Treks- it's all included on our package program.

Eventually, almost every trekking region has tea House facilities in Nepal; during the treks in the mountains, we provide standard breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Your guide/ porter will help you with the menu selection and ensure that you get the best value meals possible. Although the food is usually plentiful and delicious, you should be aware that the menu is not normally extensive. Most teahouses offer a variety of rice and noodle dishes, as well as soup and seasonal vegetables. A variety of cereals, bread, and egg dishes are generally available for breakfast. There will also be plenty of snacks available such as biscuits, chocolate, and soft drinks and in some areas, you will find fresh fruit in season. You can buy packaged water (bottled mineral water) from a local lodge and shop en route or you can also ask your guide to fill your water bottle with boiled water and treat it with water purification pills

In city areas of Nepal like Kathmandu and Pokhara, your hotel accommodation will generally include an attached bathroom and have facilities such as air conditioning, reception, Restaurant, and dining services. The level of accommodation is generally Nepalese 3 star and is comfortable and clean. If you require an upgrade of accommodation in Kathmandu or Pokhara, there are many 4 stars and 5-star options at an extra cost. Please let us know if you like high categories hotel service like 5 stars then we will be glad to book for you.

Accommodation in the mountain, you will be staying in “Teahouses.” Accommodation is limited, particularly the higher you get, so your room may differ from a private single/double room to a bed in a dormitory. The accommodation is very basic and there will frequently be shared shower and toilet facilities with other trekkers sometime. Every teahouse has a common dining hall offering varieties of local and western kinds of meals including hot drinks like coffee and any kind of tea in the mountains.

You will need to carry a good-size of a daypack where you could put your personal belongings, water, camera, snacks, sunscreen, a hat, a fleece jacket, and gloves for higher altitudes. The porters will carry the bigger packs with your clothes etc. They will carry packs up to 15kg.

It depends on the nature of the sickness. Generally, if you become sick, you will descend to a lower high altitude with the help and support of the staff. If you are seriously ill, injured etc we will arrange an emergency helicopter evacuation service. Our guide will take immediate action according to the situation in the mountains. Please ensure you arrange travel insurance that covers you for an evacuation service and trekking at high altitudes.

Acute mountain sickness is an illness that can affect any mountain climbers, hikers, trekkers, or travelers at high altitudes, normally; it can be suffered above high of 9,000 feet. Acute mountain sickness is caused by reduced air pressure and lowers oxygen levels at high altitudes. If you feel dizzy, suffer palpitations or severe headaches, and return immediately to a lower altitude. Do not take altitude sickness lightly. It can be fatal! Please familiarize yourself with the symptoms of altitude sickness before your trek. Do not ignore even the mildest of altitude symptoms, inform your guide, porters, or hotel staff immediately. Generally, Our guides carry basic medicine and first aid equipment including simple painkillers, altitude sickness tablets, bandages, balm for muscle ache, and medication to treat diarrhea and vomiting.

Yes, a visa is required to enter Nepal except for SAARC and Chinese nationals. One can get a visa at the Royal Nepalese Embassy or consulate or at the airport upon arrival. Two copies of passport-sized photographs are required to get a visa.

 Yes, the  Laundry services are available in every place or camp except for Annapurna base camp and Himalayas! 

Yes. Any of your currency can be exchanged in Nepal at better rates. 

Yes, a hot shower is available and it will be prepared by the gas, it is called a gas shower or bucket shower. Normally, we wouldn't prefer to take showers above the 4000 meters height because of the cold situation.

Yes, almost every teahouse has Wi-Fi Facility at a little extra Cost during the trek in the Mountains.

Yes, we highly recommend that you buy travel insurance before you travel to Nepal; it’s easier and better to purchase travel insurance in your own country.

Yes, upon arrival at Tribhuvan International airport, you’ll be received and welcomed by our official representative then transfer to the hotel at Thamel, which is the most interesting tourist hub with many facilities in Nepal. Overnight at the hotel.

The Answer is absolutely safe even for the solo female traveler, who loves to explore Nepal through the reliable team with us; our Alpine Ramble team has been leading many successful solo female trips in Nepal Himalayas.

The best months for trekking in Nepal are in the months of September, October & November in the Autumn season and March, April & May in the Spring season.

Yes, you could choose to own your departure date according to your time and schedule If the published Group Departure dates are not suitable for your travel plan, we will help you to customize the trip Itinerary.