The Mardi Himal Budget Trek offers trekkers an affordable yet rewarding Himalayan experience. It is designed to provide trekkers with all the beauty and charm of the Mardi Himal Trek without the high costs often associated with trekking in Nepal. The Mardi Himal Budget Trek takes the same route as the standard Mardi Himal trek, but it offers cost-effective options for accommodation, meals, and transportation, making it a great choice for budget-conscious travelers. With Himalayan Forever Treks, the trek is planned to ensure that you experience the best of the Annapurna region without breaking the bank.
This budget-friendly trek typically starts with a drive to Kande, followed by a moderate trek through lush forests and picturesque villages like Pothana, Forest Camp, and Low Camp, where affordable, comfortable teahouses offer a place to rest and enjoy local meals. As you ascend toward Mardi Himal Base Camp, you'll be treated to unparalleled views of the Annapurna and Machapuchare ranges. The trek’s budget nature doesn’t mean compromising on the experience. You’ll still have access to incredible vistas, cultural interactions, and a sense of adventure, all at a lower cost. The Mardi Himal Budget Trek is a fantastic option for those wanting to experience the stunning beauty of the Annapurna region without the financial strain that can sometimes come with high-end trekking packages.
Major Places for Mardi Himal Budget Trek
The Mardi Himal Budget Trek takes trekkers through several scenic and culturally rich locations in the Annapurna region. The trek begins at Kande, a village that is easily accessible from Pokhara, and quickly transitions into the beautiful landscapes of the Annapurna Conservation Area. The first main stop is Pothana, a small village offering fantastic views of the Annapurna range. From Pothana, the trail continues through dense rhododendron forests, a great place to enjoy nature and possibly spot some wildlife, including monkeys and various bird species.
As you ascend, the next major stop is Forest Camp, which provides trekkers with a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by lush greenery. Moving further up, you'll reach Low Camp, a small settlement that provides some of the most breathtaking views of Machapuchare (Fishtail) and the Annapurna range. The final destination, Mardi Himal Base Camp, offers spectacular close-up views of Mardi Himal itself, as well as panoramic vistas of surrounding peaks like Annapurna South and Hiunchuli. After spending time at the base camp, trekkers return through the same villages and trek route, allowing for further immersion in the beautiful landscapes and local culture. The Mardi Himal Budget Trek offers an incredible mix of natural beauty, culture, and views, all without a hefty price tag.
Why Choose Us - Himalayan Forever Treks
At Himalayan Forever Treks, we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional trekking experiences at an affordable price. Our mission is to make the beauty of Nepal’s mountains accessible to all, regardless of budget. We understand that trekking in the Himalayas can be a once-in-a-lifetime experience, which is why we ensure that every aspect of your journey is carefully planned for comfort and safety, while still being cost-effective. With years of experience, our team of knowledgeable guides and porters are dedicated to ensuring your safety, comfort, and overall satisfaction throughout the Mardi Himal Budget Trek.
Our commitment to responsible tourism means that we focus on supporting local communities while minimizing the environmental impact of our treks. We offer flexible itineraries, ensuring that the trek is suitable for different levels of fitness and preferences. We also provide high-quality equipment and local accommodations, ensuring that you can enjoy the trek without worrying about logistical details. With Himalayan Forever Treks, you can enjoy an unforgettable adventure in the Annapurna region without exceeding your budget. Let us help you create lasting memories on the Mardi Himal Budget Trek, where you’ll experience the stunning natural beauty of Nepal’s Himalayas in an affordable and sustainable way.
Best Annapurna Trekking Blogs to Read Before You Go
Discover essential insights, tips, and firsthand stories from experienced trekkers in these top Annapurna trekking blogs—perfect for planning your adventure to the world's highest peak.
What to Pack for Trekking in Nepal: The Ultimate Checklist
Pokhara Perfection: Stunning Lakeside Views and Mountain Hikes
A Beginner’s Guide to Annapurna Base Camp Short Trek
A Beginner’s Guide to the Mardi Himal Trek
Top 10 Highlights of the Poon Hill Trek
Top 10 Tips for a Successful Annapurna Base Camp Trek in 2026
Mardi Himal on a Budget: Day-by-Day Trekking Guide
Top 10 Must-Do Adventures in Pokhara: For the Wild at Heart
The Ultimate Guide to Trekking in Nepal’s Off the Beaten Path Routes
Top Seasons for Trekking and Tours in Nepal
Nepal’s Wilderness Awaits: Top Treks for Nature Lovers
The Best Treks in Nepal from September to November
Which Trek Is Right for You: Annapurna Circuit or Manaslu Circuit?
Tips for a Successful Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Top Trekking Packages for 2025/2026
Top Most Popular Places in the Annapurna Region
Top Faqs for Annapurna Base Camp Trek
Mountaineering and Trekking Expeditions in Nepal 2024/25
Toilet facilities in trekking areas in Nepal
Top Ten Trekking Areas in Nepal: A Journey Through the Himalayas
The Annapurna Circuit: A Journey Through One of the World's Most Popular Trekking Routes
Exploring the Top Trekking Destinations in Nepal: A Guide to Unforgettable Adventures
Journey to the Annapurna Base Camp: A Trekker’s Paradise
Exploring Nepal: Adventure Travel, Tours, Treks & Trips 2024/2025
The Magic of Trekking in the Himalayas: A Journey to Remember
Annapurna Base Camp: A Comprehensive Guide
Drive Duration: 1.5 hours / Trek Duration: 4-5 hours
After breakfast in Pokhara, you will start your journey with a scenic drive to Kande, which takes about 1.5 hours. From Kande, you will begin your trek towards Forest Camp. The trail gently ascends through dense rhododendron forests, offering glimpses of the surrounding mountains as you make your way higher. The path is relatively quiet and peaceful, with nature all around you. As you continue up, the towering peaks of the Annapurna range begin to come into view. The trek to Forest Camp takes about 4-5 hours, and once you arrive, you will enjoy a restful evening in this secluded spot, surrounded by nature’s beauty.
Overnight: Forest Camp
Duration: 4-5 hours
Today’s trek takes you from Forest Camp to Low Camp, a gradual ascent that offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. As you trek higher, the dense forests start to thin out, giving way to more open spaces and dramatic mountain views. The towering peak of Machapuchare (Fishtail) becomes more prominent as you approach Low Camp, which offers some of the most spectacular views of this iconic peak. You will also be able to see other nearby peaks like Annapurna South and Hiunchuli. The trek will take around 4 to 5 hours, and you will have plenty of time to enjoy the scenery along the way.
Overnight: Low Camp
Duration: 3-4 hours
Today, the trail takes you higher, as you trek from Low Camp to High Camp. The ascent is steady, but the views open up more as you reach the higher altitudes. The environment begins to change, and you’ll start to feel more of an alpine atmosphere. The surrounding forests give way to meadows, and the stunning views of Annapurna South, Hiunchuli, and Machapuchare become even more dramatic. The trek to High Camp is about 3-4 hours, and upon arrival, you’ll enjoy panoramic views that make the effort worthwhile.
Overnight: High Camp
Duration: 7-8 hours’ round trip
Today is one of the most exciting days of the trek. After an early breakfast, you will set off on a challenging, but incredibly rewarding hike to Mardi Himal Base Camp (4,500m). The trek to base camp is steep, but the stunning views make it all worthwhile. Once at Mardi Himal Base Camp, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Annapurna range, including Annapurna I, Machapuchare, and several other peaks. The sunrise over these mountains is a truly memorable sight. After spending some time at the base camp, you’ll retrace your steps back to High Camp for a quick rest, then continue your descent to Low Camp for the night. This will be a long, but fulfilling day of trekking.
Overnight: Low Camp
Trek Duration: 3-4 hours / Drive Duration: 2 hours
On your final day of trekking, you will descend from Low Camp to Siding Village, which takes about 3-4 hours. The trail winds down through beautiful villages, terraced fields, and lush forests. Along the way, you’ll pass by small local settlements and get a glimpse of traditional rural life in the Annapurna region. Once you reach Siding, you will take a scenic drive back to Pokhara, which takes around 2 hours. The drive offers wonderful views of the surrounding hills and rivers, and once you arrive in Pokhara, you’ll be able to relax and reflect on the incredible trek you’ve completed.
I only had a week in Nepal and a tight budget. This 5-day Mardi Himal trek with Himalayan Forever was the perfect solution. From the winding drive to Kande to sunrise at High Camp, every day delivered. The forests were draped in moss, the rhododendrons in full bloom, and then—Machhapuchhre just there, impossibly close. Our guide Raj carried a thermos of ginger tea for the cold morning at Mardi Base Camp. Felt like luxury on a budget. Unbeatable value.
I'd never seen a mountain sunrise before. Standing at Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4,500m, watching the peaks catch fire one by one, I completely understood why people become obsessed with these mountains. Himalayan Forever kept the group small and the pace sensible. For a first-time trekker, I never felt overwhelmed. Just awed. This trek is a perfect gateway drug to the Himalayas. Be warned: you'll immediately want to book a longer one.
I was skeptical about a "budget" trek. Would the lodges be basic? Would the food be repetitive? Would we be rushed? Himalayan Forever exceeded every expectation. Clean teahouses, varied dal bhat, and a guide who genuinely cared. Yes, it's affordable. No, it doesn't feel like you're cutting corners. The real luxury here is waking up to Annapurna South from your lodge window without spending Everest money. I'm already recommending it to everyone.
Took Friday off, flew to Pokhara, trekked Saturday to Wednesday, home by Thursday. Five days, 4,500m, and views that colleagues refuse to believe were from a "short" trek. Himalayan Forever handled everything—permits, transport, guide, lodging. I just showed up and walked. The climb from Low Camp to High Camp is steep but so worth it. If you think you need two weeks for a Himalayan adventure, this trek will prove you wrong.
The final ridge walk to Mardi Himal Base Camp is pure magic. Narrow path, sheer drops on both sides, and Machhapuchhre looming so close you could almost touch it. I've never felt so small and so significant simultaneously. Himalayan Forever's guide held my pack when I got dizzy from the exposure, never once making me feel weak. This trek is short, but it demands courage. It rewards it generously.
I became obsessed with the teahouse dal bhat on this trek. Endless refills, perfect after long days. At High Camp, our host made a version with wild mountain garlic. I still dream about it. Himalayan Forever encouraged us to eat local, eat hearty, eat often. Best advice. This trek proves you don't need fancy gear or gourmet meals. Just good shoes, an open mind, and appreciation for simple food at 3,500m.
I turned 60 two days before this trek. My children thought I was crazy. Himalayan Forever thought I was capable. That distinction matters. The guide Nima adjusted the pace, checked my oxygen regularly, and celebrated every small milestone. Reaching Mardi Base Camp on my birthday morning, surrounded by strangers who became friends, was the best gift I've ever received. Age is just a number. This trek proves it.
We woke at High Camp to complete whiteout. Disappointment, obviously. Then, around 8am, the clouds began to peel away like bedsheets. Below us, a perfect sea of white. Above us, Annapurna South and Machhapuchhre floating like islands. Our guide simply smiled—he'd known this would happen. Himalayan Forever doesn't control the weather. But they know when to wait. Patience rewarded.
Everyone told me I had to do Everest Base Camp. I didn't have the time, money, or fitness. This 5-day Mardi Himal trek gave me everything I actually wanted: close-up mountain views, forest walking, genuine teahouse experience, and that incredible sense of achievement. I spent one-fifth of the time and one-third of the money. No regrets. This is the smart trekker's choice.
As a solo woman, I research companies obsessively. Himalayan Forever passed every check. Small group, professional female guide available, transparent pricing, no last-minute surprises. On trail, I felt completely secure. The lodges were warm, the food was safe, and the guide checked in without hovering. I hiked alone but never felt alone. Perfect introduction to solo Himalayan trekking. Highly recommend.
The lower section of this trek, through rhododendron and bamboo forest, is an underrated highlight. Moss-draped branches, shafts of golden light, birdsong echoing. I walked slowly, deliberately, breathing in damp earth and wildflowers. Himalayan Forever never rushed me. They understand that some trekkers come for the peaks, and others come for the forest cathedral that leads there. Both are equally valid.
We started in subtropical warmth near Kande. By Low Camp, autumn chill. At High Camp, winter frost on windowpanes. Five days, three distinct climate zones. Himalayan Forever briefed us properly, so our layering was adequate. Standing at Mardi Base Camp in full winter gear, looking down at green valleys far below, I felt like I'd traveled through entire countries, not just a single trail. Efficient adventure at its best.
Machhapuchhre—Fishtail Mountain—is forbidden to climbers. It remains unsummited, sacred, perfectly itself. I sat at Mardi Base Camp staring at it for an hour. No urge to conquer. Just gratitude that some places remain untouched. Himalayan Forever didn't interrupt my silence. They brought tea, then retreated. This trek respects the mountains and the moments. I've never felt more peaceful.
Twenty-two years old, first time outside my country, first Himalayan trek. I was terrified and exhilarated in equal measure. Himalayan Forever paired me with an older British couple who adopted me as their trail niece. We reached Mardi Base Camp together, laughing, exhausted, triumphant. This trek is short enough for beginners, but substantial enough to feel like a genuine achievement. Life-changing.
I've spent more on concert tickets that I forgot within weeks. This 5-day trek cost me roughly $400 all-inclusive, and I'll remember it for decades. The views of Annapurna South, the warmth of the teahouse hosts, the camaraderie with strangers. Himalayan Forever delivered an authentic Himalayan experience at a price that didn't require months of saving. Unbeatable ROI.
I'm not usually superstitious, but standing beneath Machhapuchhre at dawn, I understood why it's sacred. The peak catches light before anywhere else, glowing pink like a blush. Our Himalayan Forever guide whispered that locals believe the mountain speaks to those who listen in silence. So I listened. No words, just a deep knowing that some places are meant to remain untouched. This trek is short, but its quiet teachings last long after you descend.
I brought my 68-year-old father and 12-year-old daughter on this 5-day adventure. Himalayan Forever adapted the pace seamlessly—grandpa walked slowly, my daughter bounced ahead, and our guide Dipak somehow kept everyone happy. Reaching Mardi Base Camp together, three generations high-fiving at 4,500m, is now framed on our living room wall. This trek proves you don't need months or thousands of dollars to create multigenerational memories. Just five days and a willingness to share wonder.
After my husband passed, I needed to prove I could still do hard things alone. This 5-day Mardi Himal trek with Himalayan Forever was my declaration of independence. The group was kind, the guide attentive, and the trail forgiving enough for my hesitant knees. At High Camp, watching sunrise paint the Annapurnas, I felt my husband's absence acutely—and also his pride. Grief doesn't disappear at 4,000m. But it softens, just slightly.
Forest Camp lodge was basic: shared bathroom, thin walls, no Wi-Fi. But the hostess, a Gurung grandmother named Didi, served the best fried noodles I've ever eaten. She remembered my name the next morning, packed me extra biscuits for the climb, and waved until we disappeared into the rhododendrons. Himalayan Forever chooses homestays and teahouses with genuine hospitality, not just convenience. This trek is affordable, but the welcome is priceless.
The final push from High Camp to Mardi Base Camp is brutally steep. Loose stones, thin air, and a ridgeline that seems to stretch forever. I stopped six times. Our guide Rajendra never showed impatience. He simply pointed out new peaks emerging with each pause—Hiunchuli, Annapurna III, the glint of Gangapurna glacier. At the summit sign, he handed me a tangerine. "Slow is still forward," he said. I'll carry that with me.
I've trekked in five countries. Himalayan Forever's guide Santosh ranks among the best I've experienced. His English was flawless, his botanical knowledge encyclopedic, and his patience with my endless questions saintly. He showed us wild orchids, identified bird calls, and explained the spiritual significance of Machhapuchhre. This is a budget trek in price only. The human investment is clearly premium.
'm a travel blogger obsessed with efficiency. This trek broke my spreadsheet. I'd planned every minute, but at Mardi Base Camp sunrise, I simply stopped. For an hour. The light moved so slowly across Annapurna South, each second revealing new shadows, new textures. Himalayan Forever didn't rush me. They understand that some moments aren't content to capture—they're experiences to inhabit. My blog post was late. Worth it.
My first Himalayan trek, and I didn't even need my passport—just good shoes and curiosity. The 5-day Mardi Himal route is accessible enough for casual hikers but scenic enough to satisfy serious adventurers. Himalayan Forever handled every logistical detail, from the bumpy Pokhara drive to teahouse bookings. I just walked, ate dal bhat, and stared at mountains. This is trekking without bureaucracy. Pure, simple, joyful.
The morning we climbed from Low Camp to High Camp, the forest was completely socked in. Visibility maybe ten metres. I couldn't see the peaks, but I heard water dripping from moss, smelled wet earth, watched prayer flags emerge from fog like ghosts. Himalayan Forever's guide assured us the clouds would lift. They did, revealing Machhapuchhre in full glory. But I actually miss the fog. Mystery has its own beauty.
Three university friends, one long weekend, no prior trekking experience. We booked this on a Tuesday, flew to Pokhara on Thursday, and were standing at Mardi Base Camp by Sunday. Himalayan Forever made it absurdly easy. Permits, transport, guide, meals—all arranged. We just hiked, laughed, and took approximately 1,200 photos. The perfect "let's do something wild" trip for anyone with limited time and unlimited enthusiasm.
I've been afraid of heights my entire life. The exposed ridgeline to Mardi Base Camp terrified me. I cried. I almost turned back. Our guide Laxmi—herself a mother of two—simply held my hand and walked beside me, never rushing, never pitying. At the summit, she hugged me. "Fear doesn't disappear," she said. "You just learn to walk with it." This trek gave me more than mountain views. It gave me a new relationship with courage.
I spent December 31st at High Camp, 3,580m above sea level. No fireworks, no champagne, no crowded parties. Just instant noodles, a warm stove, and seven trekkers from five continents playing cards by headlamp. At midnight, we stepped outside. The stars were impossible—so many I couldn't locate a single constellation. Himalayan Forever didn't organize a celebration. They didn't need to. The mountains celebrated for us.
My daughter announced at Low Camp that her legs were "technically broken." By High Camp, she was leading the group, collecting interesting rocks for her grandmother. At Mardi Base Camp, she asked if we could stay forever. Himalayan Forever treated her like a real trekker, not a nuisance. The guide taught her how to spot Himalayan griffon vultures and let her carry the "emergency snickers." This trek created a tiny mountain lover. I'm both proud and terrified.
We'd completely forgotten our 15th wedding anniversary fell during this trek. Our Himalayan Forever guide somehow discovered the date and arranged a small celebration at Forest Camp—a kerosene candle stuck into an apple, a hand-painted card from the teahouse hostess, and the entire dining room singing "Happy Anniversary" in three languages. No champagne. No diamonds. Just warmth, strangers, and Machhapuchhre glowing through the window. The best anniversary we've ever had.
I arrived in Nepal burned out, unable to focus on anything longer than a TikTok video. Five days on the Mardi Himal trail with Himalayan Forever reset something fundamental. No notifications, no deadlines, no dopamine hits. Just walking, breathing, and the gradual realization that I'd forgotten what silence sounded like. At High Camp, I slept eleven hours straight. My brain finally unclenched. This trek is cheaper than therapy. Equally effective.
The best times to do the Mardi Himal Budget Trek are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these seasons, the weather is stable, with clear skies and moderate temperatures. The spring season offers the added beauty of blooming rhododendron flowers, while autumn brings crisp air and excellent mountain views. Winter (December to February) can be cold, especially at higher altitudes, while the monsoon season (June to August) is not ideal for trekking due to heavy rains and slippery trails.
The weather on the Mardi Himal Budget Trek is moderate, with temperatures ranging from warm in the lower regions to colder as you ascend. At lower altitudes (e.g., Pothana), the weather is typically warm and pleasant during the day, with temperatures around 15-20°C (59-68°F). As you climb higher to Mardi Himal Base Camp, temperatures can drop, especially at night, where it may fall below freezing. In spring and autumn, you can expect clear skies and stable weather, making these the best times to trek. Winter can be very cold, and monsoon season brings heavy rain, which can make trekking conditions difficult.
Meals provided during the Mardi Himal Budget Trek are hearty and nutritious, designed to keep you energized throughout the day. Typical meals include dal bhat (lentil soup with rice), momos (dumplings), fried rice, noodles, soup, and omelets. Breakfast usually consists of porridge, toast, or pancakes with tea or coffee. Since this is a budget trek, the focus is on affordable, locally-sourced food, but it’s still well-prepared to meet the nutritional needs of trekkers. Snacks like chocolate, biscuits, and energy bars are also available for purchase along the trail. Himalayan Forever Treks ensures that the food is safe, fresh, and energy-boosting.
The cost of the Mardi Himal Budget Trek with Himalayan Forever Treks includes:
Permits (Annapurna Conservation Area Permit, TIMS card)
Experienced trekkingguide and porter services
Tea house accommodation along the trek
Meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek
Private transportation (bus or jeep) from Pokhara to Kande and back to Pokhara
First aid kit and safety equipment
Emergency evacuationarrangements if required
Personal expenses like snacks, bottled water, tips for the guide and porter, and extra services (such as hot showers or charging electronic devices) are not included in the trek price.
The Mardi Himal Budget Trek is a budget-friendly trek located in the Annapurna region of Nepal. It takes you to Mardi Himal Base Camp, situated at an altitude of 4,500 meters (14,764 feet), offering spectacular views of the Annapurna range, including Machapuchare (Fishtail), Annapurna South, and Hiunchuli. The trek is ideal for those who want to explore the natural beauty of the Himalayas without the high costs often associated with trekking in Nepal. It’s a short and relatively easy trek compared to more challenging treks like Annapurna Base Camp or Everest Base Camp, making it accessible for trekkers with a moderate level of fitness.
The Mardi Himal Budget Trek is considered a moderate trek, which means it’s suitable for trekkers with a basic level of fitness and some previous trekking experience. The trek does not involve technical climbing, but it does include some steep ascents and descents as you go through villages, forests, and alpine meadows. The highest point is Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4,500 meters (14,764 feet). Due to the moderate altitude, altitude sickness is typically not a major concern, but trekkers should still be mindful of their acclimatization. The trek is manageable for most trekkers and can be completed within 5 to 7 days, depending on your pace and fitness level.
The Mardi Himal Budget Trek generally takes 5 to 7 days, making it a great option for those with limited time. The trek begins with a drive from Pokhara to Kande, and then you start your journey through charming villages like Pothana, Forest Camp, and Low Camp before reaching Mardi Himal Base Camp. The trek can be completed in a shorter or longer time frame, depending on your preferences and fitness level. Himalayan Forever Treks can tailor the itinerary to suit your schedule.
The highest point of the Mardi Himal Budget Trek is Mardi Himal Base Camp, which sits at 4,500 meters (14,764 feet). From this vantage point, trekkers are treated to panoramic views of the Annapurna and Machapuchare (Fishtail) peaks. It’s a spectacular spot for photographs, and the sense of accomplishment upon reaching the base camp is a major highlight of the trek.
While previous trekking experience is helpful, it is not necessary for the Mardi Himal Budget Trek. The trek is designed for beginners and moderate trekkers. If you are in good health and have a basic fitness level, you will be able to enjoy the trek. It’s helpful to train by walking or hiking on uneven terrain, and wearing comfortable footwear will make the trek more enjoyable. Himalayan Forever Treks provides an experienced guide to ensure your safety and comfort throughout the journey.
If you are unable to continue the trek due to altitude sickness, injury, or other issues, Himalayan Forever Treks has emergency protocols in place. We have trained guides who can assess the situation and make the decision to descend to a lower altitude or arrange for an emergency evacuation if necessary. We also ensure that you have emergency helicopter evacuation coverage in case of serious health issues that cannot be treated on the trail.
Yes, after completing the Mardi Himal Budget Trek, you can extend your trip to explore other areas in the Annapurna region or visit Pokhara for sightseeing activities such as boating on Phewa Lake, visiting Sarangkot for a panoramic view of the Himalayas, or even trying paragliding. If you are interested in longer treks, you can opt for the Annapurna Base Camp Trek or Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, which are nearby. Himalayan Forever Treks can customize your itinerary and make arrangements for any additional activities you’d like to explore.
On the Mardi Himal Budget Trek, you will stay in tea houses or guesthouses along the route. These are simple, family-run accommodations that provide basic facilities, including a bed with blankets, shared bathrooms, and communal dining areas. As the trek progresses to higher altitudes, the accommodations become more basic, but you will always find a warm meal and a place to sleep. Himalayan Forever Treks ensures that you stay in comfortable, budget-friendly accommodations throughout your journey.
Altitude sickness is less of a concern on the Mardi Himal Budget Trek compared to higher-altitude treks, as the highest point reached is Mardi Himal Base Camp at 4,500 meters (14,764 feet). However, trekkers should still take necessary precautions. To manage altitude sickness:
Ascendslowly to give your body time to acclimatize.
Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Avoid alcohol and smoking, which can exacerbate symptoms.
Listen to your body and rest if you feel unwell. Himalayan Forever Treks ensures that the itinerary allows for proper acclimatization, with gradual ascents and rest days when needed. If you feel symptoms of altitude sickness (headaches, dizziness, nausea), let your guide know, and they will take appropriate action, which may involve descending to a lower altitude.
| No of people | Price per person |
|---|---|
| 1 - 1 | $599 |
| 2 - 5 | $550 |
| 6 - 9 | $530 |
| 10 - 14 | $520 |
| 15 - 20 | $510 |
| No of people | Price per person |
|---|---|
| 1 - 1 | $650 |
| 2 - 4 | $620 |
| 5 - 9 | $610 |
| 10 - 20 | $599 |
