What to Pack for a Trekking Trip: The Ultimate Checklist
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Frequently Asked Questions
A system consisting of a moisture-wicking base layer (thermals), an insulating mid-layer (fleece), and a protective outer shell (windproof/waterproof jacket).
Cotton absorbs sweat and holds moisture, which dries slowly and can cause your body temperature to drop in cold weather.
Wear them with hiking socks around your house or on short walks for at least two weeks before your trek to prevent painful blisters.
Yes, trekking poles reduce the impact on your knees by up to 25% during descents and help maintain balance on uneven paths.
Bandages, blister plasters, antiseptic cream, pain relievers, ORS packets, water purification tablets, and altitude sickness medicine (Diamox).
A lightweight sheet slipped inside a sleeping bag that adds warmth, keeps the sleeping bag clean, and offers hygiene in rented gear.
Drink water regularly even if you do not feel thirsty. Carry a thermos flask with warm water to prevent it from freezing.
A 50-liter to 60-liter backpack is ideal, featuring padded shoulder straps, an ergonomic hip belt, and a waterproof rain cover.
Energy-dense, lightweight snacks like almonds, dry fruits, energy bars, chocolates, and peanut butter.
Put light items (like sleeping bags) at the bottom, heavy items (like water/cookware) close to your back center, and quick-access items at the top.
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