Tuesday, 27 March 2018

Things to pack for your trekking

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]

  1. Rucksack(50-60L)
  2. Small backpack(For Day packing which I will describe later)
  3. 3 layers of clothing: Warmer, Flees and Heavy Jacket
  4. 5-6 t-shirts(Round neck/collared)
  5. 3 trek pants
  6. 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)
  7. 5 pair of Under Garments(Ladies, please take “Sports Bra” [5]with you)
  8. Waterproof Ankle length Trekking shoe
  9. Trekking Poles
  10. Poncho(It’s kind of a Raincoat which will cover your whole body including the rucksack if rain occurs)
  11. Waterproof Gloves
  12. Sun and Weather Protecting cap
  13. Woolen Cap
  14. Neck Warmer/Balaclava
  15. Head Lamp
  16. 3 Tissue paper roll for each person( which is very necessary for mainly for “Dry toilet” engagement and other things)
  17. Two 1 Litre water bottles for each person
  18. Sunglasses
  19. Sunscreen
  20. 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)
  21. 10-20 packets of ORS(trust me it helps a lot when you are taking endless trails)
  22. Loads of dry fruits, chocolates, Biscuits. Do not take much oily snacks as that might cause health issue, you never know!
  23. Plastic Glass and Tiffin Box
  24. First Aid
  25. 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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