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Trekkers Lodge: Mardi Himal Loop Night 8

My last night on this little trek was at Ghandruk - We first past through the old Gurung village, then after about another 10 minutes walking we came to a series of lodges. I first chose “The Sakura Lodge” but wasn’t so impressed with the attitude of the lodge owner so we moved onto “The Trekkers Lodge” which was actually more like a hotel than a lodge, even providing guests with towels as well as clean comfortable beds with freshly laundered sheet and pillowcase – Also the food was very good and a nice large comfortable dining room to eat in
At 150NPR for a room it was a Bargain too !!

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Related to: National/State Park, Backpacking, Hiking and Walking
• Written April 17, 2013

Sunrise from Trekkers Lodge

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Little Paradise: Well away from the crowds

On Day 8 we took lunch at a lodge called “Little Paradise” at Ghandruk Kot – I had been recommended this delightful little lodge my a frequent visitor to Nepal and after taking lunch there, I am happy to also recommend this beautiful isolated little lodge – Especially for those wishing to take a day or two “Out” just to relax, eat good food and take in the magnificent mountain views.

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Phone: 9746015426 / 9846303793
• Related to: National/State Park, Backpacking, Hiking and Walking
• Written April 17, 2013

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The Jhinu Guesthouse: Mardi Himal Loop Night 7

Day 7 was a very short days trekking, only about 2 hours, so we arrived at Jhinu mid morning, selected The Jhinu Guesthouse, had a coffee and headed down to The Hot Springs – As hoped, these were nice and quiet, so we did all our washing and relaxed in the warm waters for a couple of hours before returning to the Lodge for a late lunch.
Then spent a relaxing afternoon on the patio talking to trekkers before a good dinner and an early night.
Nice clean rooms, inside toilet, hot showers available (But we had bathed at The Hot Springs) good food and run by some very nice people so a great choice for Jhinu and at 200NPR for a room, not too expensive either ;-)

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Related to: Hiking and Walking, National/State Park, Backpacking
• Written April 17, 2013

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The Hiunchuli Lodge: Mardi Himal Loop Night 6

The trail down from Forrest Camp to Himalpani was incredibly steep, so after a quick stop for coffee we only walked on as far as New Bridge (Himal Kyu)
Here we had lunch and as our next stop was going to be Jhinu for the hot springs, and we had been told that these got very busy in the afternoons, we decided to stay at New Bridge.
We selected The Hiunchuli Lodge in the middle of the village which had nice clean rooms, an inside toilet and a nice patio area to sit outside – The people running the lodge were very friendly and my only complaint was that I ordered my dinner for 17.45 and it was 19.00 before it arrived – And I was the only trekker staying in the lodge !!
But the food was good, plentiful and inexpensive so still a good choice for New Bridge
My room was 150NPR

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Related to: Hiking and Walking, Backpacking, National/State Park
• Written April 17, 2013

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We again selected the same Lodge in Forrest Camp: Mardi Himal Loop Night 5

We again selected the same Lodge in Forrest Camp on the way back down – We had left some washing to dry on the way up and the lodge owner had looked after it and put it away once it had dried and returned it to us when we arrived – This saved us both a bit of weight as well as carrying wet washing on the way up.
This time we had to share the facilities with a large camping group – But they were nice people and we had a good “Crack”
We received a great welcome and it was nice to stay again at this beautiful little lodge

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Related to: National/State Park, Backpacking, Hiking and Walking
• Written April 17, 2013

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The Lodge at High Camp: Mardi Himal Loop Night 4

There is only one lodge at High Camp so no decision to make where you stay. But it is a wonderful Lodge with nice clean bedrooms and a wonderful dining room with a great fire. The toilet is outside, but not too far away and clean.
Again, Good food at a very reasonable cost, especially when you take into consideration the altitude of 3550m (And not 3900m as on the trekking maps) and run by very friendly people.
I paid 200NPR for my room, so not an expensive choice either ;-)

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• Related to: National/State Park, Hiking and Walking, Backpacking
• Written April 16, 2013

Machhapuchhre at Dawn through bedroom door

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The 2nd Lodge at Low Camp: Mardi Himal Loop Night 3

As there was only one Lodge open at Low Camp we didn’t have to choose, there is a second lodge that will probably only open in the main autumn trekking season
Ours was the upper one of the two, simple bedrooms and a very simple separate dining room, but it did have a fire and as we were now at around 3100m the nights were getting markedly chilly ;-)
The toilet was a bit of a hike but was reasonably clean
Good Food at reasonable cost so although very simple, still a good choice of stay and not too expensive at 150NPR for a bed

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Related to: Hiking and Walking, National/State Park, Backpacking
• Written April 16, 2013

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Rest Camp: Alternative choice for your second nights stay

There is now a new lodge between Forrest Camp and Low Camp called “Rest Camp” – This doesn’t appear on the trekking maps and is about an hours trekking above Forrest Camp. It would make an alternative choice if Forest Camp is crowded, or if you are on a tight schedule.

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Related to: National/State Park, Backpacking, Hiking and Walking
• Written April 16, 2013

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The 3rd Lodge at Forrest Camp: Mardi Himal Loop Night 2

We selected the last of the three lodges in Forrest Camp for second first nights accommodation on The Mardi Himal Loop. This was again around 4 hours trekking, so another short days trekking.
We chose this lodge primarily because it had the nicest dining room, a separate building opposite the accommodation, There isn’t a fire but the owner said that they were hoping to fit one later this year
There are only 3 rooms available which are simple but clean (2 of them have 3 beds) and there is a clean outside toilet not too far away as well as a hot shower available for a small charge
Again, Good food at reasonable cost and run by very friendly people so a good choice for Forrest Camp
Again I paid 100NPR for my room, so not an expensive choice either ;-)

• Opinion of Price: less expensive than average
• Related to: Backpacking, National/State Park, Hiking and Walking
• Written April 16, 2013

Our Lodge at Forrest Camp

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