Hiking Gear

Backpack
Sleeping bag: Comfort temperature in range of -5 + 15 Centigrade.
Tent
Sleeping Mat
All appropriate trekking clothing: cargo or trekking pants, polartec windproof jacket, a few t-shirts and long sleeve shorts, trekking socks, spare underwear.
Hat and Gloves: Evenings and mornings can be fresh.
Sun Hat: Preferably one with a broad rim to protect your face, ears and neck.
Sunglasses: Sun glasses are UV protection 400, filter category 3.
Sun cream: Factor 30 and above. At such altitude, the sun is fierce.
Hiking boots: The trail can be steep, rocky, dusty, or muddy – sometimes all at once. You will need good, strong and high shoes for comfort trek. If you are buying new shoes for your upcoming trek it is strongly advised to wear them for a few days in your home environment to make sure you feel comfortable in them and can go a long distance without pain.

Sandals: For walking around camp in the evenings and crossing the rivers.
Waterproof jacket and pants: Gore Tex or similar.
Gaiters: To protect your feet from snow and water and keep your trekking shoes dry. They are not necessary for all treks so check with us prior your departure whether you need them or not for your upcoming trek.
Flashlight/torch, spare batteries for camera and other devices.
Snacks: Suggest compact, high-energy snacks such as chocolate, dry fruits, nuts, candies, biscuits etc, or other of your favorite snacks as you’ll be expending a lot of energy.
Water bottle: This is how we can protect our environment with getting less plastic with us.
Walking/trekking poles: Very useful on steep uphill/downhill sections as well as river crossings. Trekking poles help to reduce 20% of total weight off the knees.
First Aid kit: Bring a small first aid kit with general medicines as well as any necessary prescription drugs, bandages and plasters.
Washing and other utensils: soap, shampoo, towel, sewing or repair kit, Swiss Army knife, waterproof matches, whistle, favorite book etc.