The Mardi Himal Trek is a popular short trek in Nepal's Annapurna region, and famous for its mountain views, cultural heritage, and natural beauty. This route was opened to foreign trekkers around 2012 and is one of the newer trekking routes in comparison with the older Annapurna routes. Enjoy the changing landscape and high altitude environment with the trek reaching Mardi Himal Base Camp at around 4500 metres and High Camp at about 3580 metres. Mardi Himal trekking area is mainly home to Gurung and Magar communities, who have preserved their traditional lifestyle, festivals, food, clothing, and local customs. Both Hinduism and Buddhism influence the local culture, with temples, monasteries, prayer flags, and other religious practices found in the region. The area is also part of the Annapurna Conservation Area, which protects its diverse flora and fauna. You can also witness the rhododendron, oak, pine and other plants and can also be seen birds, deer, monkeys and other Himalayan flora and fauna.