Before starting every trek some mandatory things should be with you. Don't pack unnecessary things. They will become burden for you during trekking.
Below is the list I have prepared that i got to know from India Hikes and some self experience.
Things to pack: [Most of the things we got from Decathlon and rest from Departmental Shops]
- Rucksack(50-60L)
- Small backpack(For Day packing which I will describe later)
- 3 layers of clothing: Warmer, Flees and Heavy Jacket
- 5-6 t-shirts(Round neck/collared)
- 3 trek pants
- 5 pair of socks(because the trail is full of river outlets, fountains so your sock might get wet and you cannot continue with a wet sock, it will give you blisters. Also we should be prepared for sudden rain. After all its Himalaya)
- 5 pair of Under Garments(Ladies, please take “Sports Bra” [5]with you)
- Waterproof Ankle length Trekking shoe
- Trekking Poles
- Poncho(It’s kind of a Raincoat which will cover your whole body including the rucksack if rain occurs)
- Waterproof Gloves
- Sun and Weather Protecting cap
- Woolen Cap
- Neck Warmer/Balaclava
- Head Lamp
- 3 Tissue paper roll for each person( which is very necessary for mainly for “Dry toilet” engagement and other things)
- Two 1 Litre water bottles for each person
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Diamox (It is a “Diuretic” drug used to prevent and reduce the symptoms of High Altitude Sickness: it causes increase in the production of Urine)
- 10-20 packets of ORS(trust me it helps a lot when you are taking endless trails)
- Loads of dry fruits, chocolates, Biscuits. Do not take much oily snacks as that might cause health issue, you never know!
- Plastic Glass and Tiffin Box
- First Aid
- Bubble Wraps(For wrapping trekking poles or tripod during Flight/Train Journey)
These are the general things that should be with you and for photographers you know which lens you will carry and use necessary packing for that.
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