1. A water bottle
You ought to pack both a hard-sided plastic or metal container and a hydration pack. Bringing your own water stockpiling will assist with freeing this delicate environment from the scourge of disposed of single-utilize plastic containers, which you’ll see littering the paths as you climb. It’s ideal to not add to the issue.
2. A scratch pad
Regardless of whether you diary consistently, a little scratch pad can fill some needs.
Some Moleskine-brand note pads have a pocket in the back where you can store significant little reports, receipts, business cards, or other keepsakes – I carve an opening through a couple of pages to make a simple stockpiling region for a SpacePen.
Scratch pad are an incredible method for conveying, also. I have had companions attract guides and headings to must-see spots so I’m not altogether subject to my telephone’s guide (and battery). On the off chance that you don’t have business cards with you, simply tear out a page and give your contact data to new companions you will without a doubt make en route.
3. A decent camera
Indeed, your telephone’s camera will work, yet for really astounding shots, you’ll need to carry something with a respectable zoom and additional capacity. I recommend a passage level DSLR and a 18-200mm focal point, to keep things basic and reduced. Power can be inconsistent – or expensive – now and again in the Himalayas, so bring an additional two batteries on the off chance that you can fit them.
4. Shades
A portion of my excursions to Nepal began in Seattle, where during any month yet July and August, I haven’t the foggiest where my shades are. That can be a genuine issue in the Himalayas. The sun is extreme at high heights, which, without any fair shades, can transform a tomfoolery stumble into an awful one in only one day. There are shades available to be purchased in Nepal, however quality can be problematic. And keeping in mind that we’re on the subject of the sun, bring some sunscreen, as well. Furthermore, a cap.
5. Photographs of home
You’re going a long way from home since you need to see something previously unheard-of. Why not bring a new thing to those you visit? Bringing pictures from home (I incline toward printed pictures for usability) helps get through any language boundary you might insight. You can likewise pack photographs of your family, your real house, or pets; these are on the whole incredible ice breakers, and a method for bringing your perspective to those you visit.