Our recommendation for the Mardi Himal trek includes the following do's and don'ts to help ensure a safe and enjoyable trekking experience:
Do's:
Acclimatize slowly to the altitude: The altitude on the Mardi Himal trek ranges from 1,060m to 4,500m. It is important to allow enough time to acclimatize properly to avoid altitude sickness.
Hire a local guide or porter: A knowledgeable guide can enhance your trekking experience by sharing information about the local culture, customs, and flora and fauna of the region.
Respect the local culture and customs: The majority of people in the region follow a mix of Hindu and Buddhist beliefs. Respect their customs and traditions by dressing modestly and asking for permission before taking photographs.
Don'ts:
Do not disturb the wildlife or their habitat: The Mardi Himal region is home to various species of wildlife, including musk deer, leopards, and various bird species. Do not disturb their natural habitat or feed them.
Do not underestimate the weather conditions: The weather can be unpredictable and conditions can change rapidly. Be prepared for rain, snow, and cold temperatures.
Do not litter: Keep the trails and the environment clean by carrying your own garbage and disposing of it properly.
By following these do's and don'ts, you can enjoy a safe and rewarding trek to Mardi Himal.