Popular Treks
Things to carry on the trek
Packing smart can make your trek comfortable, safe, and enjoyable. Here’s a checklist of essential items to keep in your backpack to ensure a smooth journey.
Essential Items
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Water Bottles (2–3 Litres): Carry reusable bottles and refill them at the base village.
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Trekking Shoes: Sturdy, comfortable footwear with good grip is a must.
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Torch/Headlamp: Bring extra batteries for night treks.
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Backpack or Haversack: Use a comfortable backpack to keep your hands free (avoid sling bags or jholas).
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Cap and Rainwear: A cap for sun protection and a rain cheater if you prefer not to get wet.
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Sleeping Material: Sleeping bag or two bedsheets for overnight stays.
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Towel, Napkin, and Extra Clothes: For comfort and hygiene.
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Dry Bag: To store and carry your garbage responsibly.
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Personal ID Proof: Mandatory for registration and safety purposes.
Optional but Useful
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Camera, Cell Phone, or Binoculars to capture scenic views.
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Electrolyte or Glucon-D Powder, and quick snacks like biscuits or plum cake.
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Personal First Aid Kit: Include antiseptic, bandages, and prescribed medicines.
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2–3 Bunches of Paper/Tissue: Handy for emergencies.
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Avoid: Wearing gold or expensive jewelry.
Travel Tip
Traveling becomes easier when you’re prepared. These essentials — from your first-aid kit to a power bank — will help you make the most of your trek while keeping safety and comfort in check.