Upper Dolpo Trekking

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28 Days

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Trekking & Hiking

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2-100

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Transportation

Private Vehicle & Domestic Flight

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Accomodation

Hotel Lodge & Guest House

Upper Dolpo Trekking is the mystical land with remote and hidden valleys with wonderful mountain sight and prehistoric existence of traditional Tibetan culture. It is also one of the highest settles on earth with spotted castle-like villages, monasteries nestling mountains of stark and moderate beauty. Dolpo is a ‘Bon Po’ Buddhist land where people practice shamanism which is the opposite implementation of original Buddhist Philosophy.

The Upper Dolpo Trek is a remote and challenging trekking adventure in the Dolpo region of Nepal. This trek takes you through stunning landscapes, ancient Tibetan culture, and offers a chance to explore the pristine wilderness of the Himalayas. Upper Dolpo is a hidden gem in the Himalayas, known for its untouched beauty and rich Tibetan culture. This trek takes you to one of the most remote and least explored regions in Nepal. It's a journey into the land of yaks, monasteries, and High Mountain passes. 

Upper Dolpo is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes. You'll traverse lush forests, arid deserts, and verdant valleys surrounded by towering peaks. The Phoksundo Lake, a pristine alpine lake, is a major highlight. The Upper Dolpo region is culturally rich, influenced by Tibetan Buddhism. You'll have the opportunity to visit ancient monasteries like Shey Gompa and interact with the friendly locals. 

The Upper Dolpo Trek is a challenging adventure that rewards trekkers with unparalleled natural beauty and a unique cultural experience. It's an opportunity to explore a hidden corner of the Himalayas that few have the privilege to see.
 

Highlights

  • Remote Wilderness: Upper Dolpo is one of the most isolated and untouched regions in Nepal, offering a pristine and untouched natural landscape. 
  • Unique Culture: Trek through traditional Tibetan villages and interact with the local people who follow Tibetan Buddhism and have a rich cultural heritage. 
  • Shey Phoksundo Lake: Visit the stunning Shey Phoksundo Lake, Nepal's deepest lake, surrounded by picturesque landscapes and pristine forests. 
  • Rugged Terrain: The trek involves crossing high mountain passes, rugged terrain, and deep gorges, providing a thrilling and challenging experience for trekkers. 
  • Ancient Monasteries: Explore ancient monasteries like the Shey Gompa and experience the spirituality and tranquility of the region. 
  • Wildlife: Encounter rare wildlife, including the elusive snow leopard, blue sheep, and Himalayan tahr, in the Shey Phoksundo National Park. 
  • Restricted Area: Upper Dolpo is a restricted area, and trekkers require a special permit, which helps preserve its unique culture and environment. 
  • Spectacular Scenery: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Himalayas, including the Dhaulagiri and Kanjirowa ranges, as you trek through high-altitude landscapes.

Itineraries

Your adventure and cultural trip to Nepal begins after your arrival in Tribhuvan International Airport Kathmandu. After you will land, get your hand bag and go to immigration office where you can get your Nepal visa. There must be many people; need fill form before apply for visa and get down to 1st floor where you will wait your suitcase. After getting suitcase, go outside where our office member shows your Name in white paper sheet and transfer to Hotel. We have booked your hotel in Thamel which is the touristic hub of Nepal.

After breakfast, your cultural tour begins where our Guide will brief to you about whole Nepal including history, culture, people, religion, geography and living standard of People. You will visit popular world Heritage sites of Nepal such as Swyambhunath (Monkey Temple) - Hindu and Buddhist pilgrimage site, Patan Durbar Square – Old King Palace with Beautiful Temples and Houses, Pashupatinath Temple - popular Hindu temple of South Asia and Boudhanath Stupa – biggest Buddhist stupa with monastery around. It is full day guided city tour where you will learn most important historical and cultural things of Nepal. After you will return back to Hotel from sightseeing, meet with your Trekking Guide and brief about trekking program.

After having breakfast in the hotel, take a short domestic flight to Nepalgunj in the Terai region with our trekking guide. It takes 1 hour flight from Kathmandu to Nepalgunj which is situated western south part of Nepal in the border of Northern India. We will sleep in the hotel of Nepalgunj today.

Very early in the morning we fly to Juphal, a small airstrip in the Dolpo region; takes 30 minutes scenic flight of Himalayan region and trek to Dunai village through terrace fields and picturesque villages. Today, we sleep in local Tea house of Dunai.

Today our trekking trail goes from Dunai to Ankhe via suspension bridge of Thulo Bheri, Phoksundo River valley with amazing view of Kagmara Peak. We cross the three local villages such as Parela and Rahagaon and finally reach to the Ankhe, which is small village settlement of Dolpo region and entrance to the Shey Phoksundo National Park. We set up our camp nearby village settlement and sleep there.

As usual, after breakfast, we start our trekking from Ankhe to Sulighat; cross through so many ascents, descents, forests, passes, grassy slope land and finally reach to Sulighat where Shey Phoksundo National Park permit is checked here. We set up our camping tent in Sulighat.

Sulighat is the initial point for the trek to Phoksundo Lake. It is a small village located in the Dolpa district of Nepal. The trekking route from Sulighat to Phoksundo Lake is a stunning adventure in the Dolpo region of Nepal. This trek takes you through remote and rugged landscapes, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayas and the opportunity to experience the unique culture of the region. We walk along the valley to the convergence of the Phoksundo and Pungmo Khola River. Before reach to hoksundo Lake, we cross Ringmo village and set our camps near the lake.

Today is the rest day during our trek to Upper Dolpo but for acclimatization we hike around to explore beautiful Phoksundo Lake. Phoksundo Lake is the main attraction in Ringmo Village. Its crystal-clear waters and the vibrant turquoise color make it a breathtaking sight. The lake is surrounded by barren cliffs and dense forests, creating a dramatic and stunning backdrop. We go for short hike to Ringmo Village as it is known for its picturesque surroundings and the nearby Shey Phoksundo National Park. Within this national park, there is a famous Buddhist monastery called "Tshowa Monastery" or "Tshowa Gompa." This monastery is situated near the stunning Phoksundo Lake, which is one of the deepest alpine freshwater lakes in Nepal. The Tshowa Monastery adds to the spiritual and cultural significance of the area and is often visited by trekkers and travelers exploring the Dolpa region.

After visiting Phoksundo Lake we trek to Phoksundo Khola, following the trail along the river. As we follow the trail downstream, we'll be walking along the banks of the Phoksundo Khola, which is the river originating from Phoksundo Lake. The river is often fed by the melting snow from the surrounding mountains, creating a picturesque landscape. Phoksundo Khola, on the other hand, is a river or stream that flows in the vicinity of Phoksundo Lake. Along the way, we'll have the opportunity to enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Phoksundo Khola valley, with its lush forests, rugged terrain, and stunning Himalayan vistas. We set up the camp and sleep in Phokdundo Khola River.

Today we hike to Phoksundo Bhanjyang from Phoksundo khola as it is also known as Nangdala Base Camp / Kang La Base Camp. We walk along with the glacial valley towards north east region, cross with an old wodden bridge and rugged terrain. This is a high mountain areas, and the trek to reach it is challenging but offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. We set up our camping at Base Camp of Nangdala which is a massive rock slab that offers remarkable view of Kang –La Pass with mountain view of Chhamlang peak 6 (6739m), and peak 7 (6105m).

Early in the morning we start our trek from Phoksundo Bhanjyang to Shey Gompa via Kang –LaPass (5,151m) having amazing view of mountain valley from the top of Kand La Pass. Today, we can explore pristine and untouched landscapes, offering a glimpse into the traditional Tibetan culture at Shey village and the rugged beauty Kanga La. We hike down along with the bank of river; crossing many times with grazing seen of Yak, Sheep and Mountain goat and finally reach to Shey Gompa where a red Buddhist shrine welcome you before entering to the village.

Today we explore Shey Gompa which is also known as Crystal monastery is one of the most significant monasteries in the Dolpo region. It is renowned for its historical and cultural significance. The monastery is perched on a hill, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Shey Gompa is renowned for its ancient religious significance, intricate murals, and a large gold-plated statue of Guru inpoche (Padmasambhava). It's also known as the Crystal Monastery due to the abundance of quartz crystals in the surrounding mountains.Today, we make short hiking around the Tibetan Plato land of Shey village as it is also popular for Bon po religion with classical pre Buddhist culture. Prayer flags, prayer wheels, Mani Walls, Chortens make the shey village unique and pre-historic. The people from Shey Village are Chabia ethnic group as the monastery is the first Kagypa sect with the lama Tenszinrapa is the first guru of this monastery.

After having memorable time in Shey Gompa, we head up to Namduna Gaon; crossing another high pass of Saldang Pass. The breathtaking view of Upper mustang region and Tibetan mountains can be observed from the pass. After pass we hike down with the scenery of landscapes and grazing cattle and finally reach to Namduna Gaon village is known for its scenic beauty and traditional Tibetan culture.

We continue your trek to Saldang, one of the largest villages in Upper Dolpo, known for its ancient architecture and unique culture. We hike old trade route to Tibet in which even some people use now also. Hike through steep climb and rocky trails with dusty Barren Mountain where hilltop offers beautiful view of territory including terrace field and snowy mountains. The Dolpo region, including Saldang Village, is influenced by Tibetan culture and traditions. The people of Saldang are primarily of Tibetan descent and follow Tibetan Buddhism.

Today, we hike to Yangze Gompa from Saldang which is situated north part of Saldang. We hike along the Nagon khola on a barren land having descents and ascents. We cross some village settlement and finally reach to Yangz Gompa. Yangze Gompa is one of the important monastic institutions in Dolpo and holds significance for both its religious and cultural heritage. Like many monasteries in the Himalayan region, it serves as a place of worship, meditation, and education for Buddhist monks and nuns. It is also a center for preserving and promoting the Tibetan Buddhist traditions that have been practiced in Dolpo for centuries. It is believed as 1000 years old monastery of Dolpo region.

Today, we hike to Sibu village from Yangze Gompa crossing through terraced farm land, Mani walls, chortens, prayer flags and prayer wheel. We cross some ancient monasteries too while hiking from Yangze Gompa to Sibu. Sibu is just one of the many villages in Dolpo, and it typically consists of traditional stone houses, cultivated fields, and a relatively small population. Life in Dolpo is often characterized by its isolation and dependence on subsistence agriculture and animal husbandry due to its remote location and challenging climate.

After breakfast we hike from Sibu to Jeng La Phedi. We follow the Nam Khong Khola River while trekking from Sibu. We hike through juniper, pine and silver forests too.

As usual we hike to Tokyu Gaon from Jenga La Phedi via Jeng La Pass having amazing Mountain View of white Himalayan Peak to the south region. Even Mt. Dhaulagiri is visible from the Pass and we hike down to Tokyu Gaon and we reach to Tarap valley though exciting and challenging trekking route. We also cross Tarap Chu River and reach to Tokyu Gaon where there are beautiful ancient Buddhist monasteries.

We hike from Tokyo Gaon to Dho Tarap via Tarap chu plain valley plato and reach to Dho Tarap.Dho Tarap, one of the largest and most culturally significant villages in the region. Dho Tarap is a remote village located in the Dolpo region of Nepal. Dolpo is a rugged and isolated area in the northwestern part of Nepal, situated in the rain shadow of the Himalayas. Dho Tarap is one of the largest and most well-known villages in the Dolpo region.

Dho Tarap and the Dolpo region offer a unique and adventurous experience for those willing to venture into its remote and culturally rich landscapes. It's a destination that attracts trekkers and travelers seeking an authentic and unspoiled Himalayan experience. Today we have rest day and roaming around the territory of Dho Tarap. It is the beautiful village of wheat, barley, potatoes and other green vegetables. There are also ancient Buddhist monasteries which we will explore.

We descent from Dho Tarap to wide valley by following Tarap Khola River while reaching to Tarap. It is quite long walk due to landscape and rugged terrain of the areas.

We are mostly end of our trek and we hike all the way down to Khanigaon from Tarap Khola. We continue follow the Tarap Khola River and finally reach to Khanigaon which is a small village settlement and overnight there in camping tent.

Today we retrace our steps back to Tarakot from Khanigaon. During trek, we passes Lalberi village, forest, and gorge and follow the river downstream and reach to Tarakot.

Today is the last day in Dolpo region where trekking trail goes beside the Bheri River to Dunai. Dunai serves as the district headquarters of Dolpa District and is often the starting point for treks and expeditions into the Dolpo region. It's the largest settlement in the area and offers basic amenities such as accommodation, food, and supplies for trekkers. From Dunai, trekkers can explore the surrounding villages, monasteries, and natural beauty that Dolpo has to offer.

Today is the last day trek at Dolpo region. It is short and easy hike to Jhupal from Dunai. We walk besides Bheri River with pine forests to reach Jhupal. We celebrate last night here and say good bye to our local porters having some tips. Jhupal serves as the gateway to the Dolpo region, as it has a small airport (Jhupal Airport) that allows for access to the area by air.

Early morning we fly to Nepalgunj from Jhupal and day flight to Kathmandu as it is connecting flight.

This day is kept as a backup in case of flight delays or cancellations during the trek. Alternatively, you can use this day for additional sightseeing in Kathmandu or you can make shopping around Thamel which is the touristic hub of Nepal.

Our staff help your departure to Tribhuvan International Airport for your respective destination. Hopefully, we will wait your recommendation and suggestion and also review about your trek to Upper Dolpo. Our Guide and Porters can wait for your next adventure journey to Nepal Himalaya. See you again and good bye.

INCLUSION

    • All arrival and Departure transport from Airport 
    • Domestic flight Ticket (Kathmandu-Nepaljung-Jhupal-Kathmandu-Both Way) 
    • All Transport Bus/Hiace/Car according to trek/tour schedule and group size 
    • All accommodation 3 meals in Trekking (Breakfast, Lunch, dinner, and tea/coffee) Tea House and Camping Tent 
    • Our Staffs (Trekking guide, cook, Sherpas, Helpers, and Porters) 
    • Dolpa Special permit, Tims and all documents of Upper Dopla Trekking 
    • Personal Insurance of our staffs, their salary, equipment and Foods 
    • Tented Camps and Camping Gears 
    • Twin share accommodation in Kathmandu and Nepalgunjon Bed and Breakfast
    • Sightseeing in Kathmandu, Entrance Fees of Temples, City & Tour Guide

EXCLUSION

    • Nepal visa fee, 
    • International Flight Ticket 
    • Travel and Rescue Insurance 
    • Personal Expenses (Laundry, bar bills, bottle water, Phone calls, extra room, alcoholic beverage) 
    • Tips for guide Porters and Sherpas 
    • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu (one day, you will participate in Nepali kitchen to share Nepali food and Nepali culture show)
    • Personal Gears for Trekking 
    • Tips for Guide & Porters

Additional Information

Trekking Difficulty

Is it difficult to trek Upper Dolpo? You do not need to be a good Football player or Olympic athlete to success Lower Dolpo trek. Sometime, we have many experience of young people failing to reach Upper Dolpo and older people succeeding. So, anyone who is mentally and physically fit can easily completer the journey to Upper Dolpo.
 

Walking slowly, drink plenty of water, enjoying nature, avoiding cold, eating a balanced diet and mentally daring to reach Upper Dolpo with happy mood are the hallmarks of your successful journey to destination. Though, Upper Dolpo is challenging and long trekking trail having steep hills with ascending path, sometime with ice but there will be no need any technical equipment or skill.


High Altitude Sickness 

If the trekkers have symptoms of headache, loss of appetite, diarrhea, shortness of breath, fatigue, nausea, rapid pulse with sleeping problem, he/she is suffered by high altitude sickness. The other factors such as changing weather, cold, sun, wind, low oxygen and bad foods are the key component of high altitude sickness. So trekkers need to warm while trekking Upper Dolpo with proper clothes and equipment. It can affect people of any age, sex and physical conditions. 

So, we suggest our clients, do not drink alcohol and smoke, drink plenty of water while hiking to Annapurna, train your body and strength up before trekking, eat energy food, and mentally be happy during your journey. The most common medicine for preventing high altitude sickness is Diamox or Acetazolamide. Even our guide takes Diamox on the route which is easily purchased in Kathmandu. Ascending down is the solution to avoid high altitude as the altitude sickness affects people from the elevation of 2600 meters above sea level. For normal high altitude sickness our guide helps to control by providing medicine and good food and he takes to medication center where available. If the trekkers feel bad, we send private helicopter for rescue, which is covered by your personal travel insurance. So, individual insurance is necessary while trekking to Upper Dolpo.


Best Time to Go

If you are looking trek to Upper Dolpo, must know the best time to visit such as weather and circumstances with other factors that affects in your trip. The best time to visit Upper Dolpo is March – May and Sep – Nov due to clear sky and pleasant temperature. Spring and autumn is considered as the best season to trek Everest Base Camp. In spring, the days are warmer and longer whereas the autumn has short days. October and April is the peak touristic months having more crowd but the weather is fantastic and amazing. 
 

Pre-monsoon is called spring season that covers the month of March, April and May whereas the lower region of Everest, rhododendron and flower blooms with warm temperature. In higher route, there will be more chance of problematic snowfall with sunny weather. 
 

Post-monsoon is called autumn season that covers the month of September, October and November whereas the Himalaya is full of blue sky, pleasant atmosphere, moderate temperature with less chance of problematic snowfall. As for the climate, it is neither warmer at day or not freezing cold at night. The Tea houses, cafes are full of tourist and visitors in autumn season.


Accommodation 

During the trekking trail to Upper Dolpo, trekkers sleep and eat in Tea house and well as Camping tent. All the places in the route, Tea houses not available so we sleep in camping tent where our trekking crew Camp the tent and also cook food. Mostly in all places we make camping tent and we cook our self-such as Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

Tea houses provide tea and food which is the best possible accommodation available on the route. Tea houses offer very basic accommodation facilities having bed and blanket inside the room and some places attached bathroom too. The tea houses looks very basic and normal but it is neat and clean. Though, tea houses provide us the blanket but it is not enough to reduce cold. That is why, we suggest to bring sleeping bag own self to make warm and safety night.


Food and water 

Food and water is very important things during the trekking to Upper Dolpo. Tea houses provide breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and Tea/coffee. Trekkers can choose the food from Menu list what they like to eat such as Nepali food (Dal Bhat), soups, snakcs, momos, fried Rice, continental and American breakfast, porridge, Bread with Jam and honey, Eggs, noodles, spaghetti, spring roll, fried potatoes, and steak. But during Upper Dolpo trek, there will be basis local food that tea house provides to the clients because it is camping trekking and our trekking crew prepare all food. 

We recommend to have vegetarian food during trek due to porter and yaks carry meat from lower region which is not refrigerated that may cause stomach problem. Therefore, we would highly recommend to avoid meat dishes on the route with exception of tinned fish and preserved items. So, no need to carry food except chocolates, such as Diary milk, Snickers, Mars and so on. But in low region, if Tea houses can provide fresh meat of Chicken can eat easily.

Do not drink water from river or water fall; local people can easily drink the running water that is not fit for foreigners as they do not have habit before. So, we recommend to drink bottle water or boiled water for good health that keeps our body safe. Even, trekkers keep purification tablet inside water, kills 99.9% of bacteria, virus and protozoa. Because of the altitude, it is recommend to drink 2-3 liters per day.


Hire a Guide 

A person having license from Nepal government, who guides visitor, interprets the cultural and nature, leads the right track to the Himalaya having responsible work recognized by the appropriate authority is known as trekking guide. Without a guide, trekkers cannot make entry to Upper Dolpo because it is restricted area. Guide not only led the way rather he is the ambassador of country explaining People, history, geography, religion and make successful attempt for visitors. 

Trekking guide is also knows as Trek Leader who makes easy access in Himalayan region to book Tea houses, order food for visitors, manage porters, and lead the right trail to destination. He controls everything during trekking such as Porter, staying Camp, and communication with locals too. If any problem occurs guide need to decide after talking with clients and company. 

During trekking, Guide is a good friend, makes entertainment with fun and laughter too. So, Trekking guides has very important role who not only make enjoyable trip but also educate the visitors through interpretation and contribute sustainability of local environment. The trekking agency should choose appropriate guide by providing suitable training time and again though they are government license holder. Guides expected to work to a high level of customer service keeping good reputation of the company and clients. 

That is why our Guide has good communication skill, immediately solve the problem, decision making with self-motivation having physically strong and fit. Either the visitor go to Everest region trek, Annapurna region trek, Upper Mustang trek or other trekking trail, our guide makes successful effort to complete the trip.


Hire a Porter 

Trekking porters are those people who carry the gear of trekkers from one place to other, lives in village especially from Sherpa, Tamang, Gurung and Rai, community. But in Dolpo region, Porters are from Sahi and Thakuri community. 

They are very innocent, kind, pleasant and smiling having broken English will be together from beginning to the end of the trip.A trekking porter carries 25 kg to 30 kg of gears who are very fit from mountain altitude. Porters are the transport of the visitors so must be good relationship with Guide and trekkers. We find porter in Jhupal who are locals and after finishing trekking they will leave you in Jhupal but guide will fly from Kathmandu.


Telephone and Internet 

The internet, telephone and mobile phone is not available all the way to Upper Dolpo. There are multiple option for Internet, mobile network such as NTC and NCELL. Sometimes internet becomes poor during the time of bad weather or snow. NCELL and NTC are cheaper that works during trekking trail as well as Kathmandu too. Even trekkers can purchase WIFI in local tea houses which is chargeable. Due to the exciting geography and sometime bad weather conditions the mobile network has not access in all parts of the trial but the network such as NCELL and NTC works most of the places. The both NTC and NCELL Sim Cards can purchase at Tribhuvan Interantional Airport, Kathmandu or in the street of touristic town Thamel. 

There is telephone connection in lower region of Dolpo but in higher region telephone and internet does no work. Most of the places of Upper Dolpo telephone does not work as it is remote area.


Toilet and Shower

Wherever travel in the Himalaya, must know the circumstances of toilet and shower before depart to the destination. During the trekking to Upper dolpo, most of the places, toilet should be shared by all trekkers due to common Tea houses only with normal beds in the room. Bucket Shower is possible in high altitude. 
 

But during the time of bad weather for example if heavy snow at that time it is hard to get shower above 4500 meters. We suggest to bring toilet paper during the trail due to very cold water for your safety and protection. Our Guide and Sherpa make toilet camp if you will go for camping trekking all routes of Upper Dolpo.7


Trek Insurance 

Trek insurance is very important component during the trek to Upper Dolpo. We suggest trekkers to make plan to be covered up to 5300 meters. Due to unexpected event or emergency evacuation, if the trekkers feel uncomfortable to walk in Himalaya, Helicopter rescue is necessary along with administration in hospital. So, need insurance for your safety and protection. There are so many insurance companies, you may find in internet and make strong insurance for your security. There may occur so many causes such as altitude sickness, accidents, physical illness, flight cancellation, that is why need to make insurance before you fly to Nepal for Upper Dolpo.


Trek Permit 

Trekking permit is mandatory to entry Lower Dolpo. So, we provide Dolpo Conservation Area Permit (DCAP). Upper Dolpo special permit cost per person 500$ for the first 10 days and 50$ extra per person per day for additional day.

Dolpo is restricted area so without a government holder licensed Guide, foreign tourist cannot entry to Manaslu region. So a Trekking guide is compulsory. 

Permits can be purchased in Nepal Tourism Board by our company. During trek, need to show Permit in checking points from our trekking guide and provide permit to you after finish the trek in Jhupal and even in the route. Our company need your passport copy and 2 copy of passport size Photos to make permit at Kathmandu.


Trek Equipment List 

While trekking to Upper Dolpo, need to sufficient trekking gears for your protection and safety. Trekking gears not only make protection for your body, it makes successful trip to Lower Dolpo. The trekking gears also have benefit to remove high altitude sickness and make easy access to destination. The following gears are mandatory towards Upper Dolpo Trek.

  • Sleeping Bag (-20) 
  • Trekking poles 
  • Waterproof hiking boot 
  • Water proof warm Gloves 
  • Sport shoes 
  • Waterproof hiking Pant 
  • Fleece pant 
  • Comfortable underwear 
  • Warm and thin socks 
  • Duffel Bag, 90L 
  • Hand carry bag 
  • Water bottle 
  • Hiking Shorts 
  • Down Jacket 
  • Warm Cap & Sun Cap 
  • Sun Glass 
  • Sun Cream 
  • Lip care 
  • Headlamp with extra batteries 
  • Neck Gaiter 
  • Lightweight thermal tops 
  • Waterproof jacket with hood, waterproof and breathable 
  • Rain coat 
  • Travel Towel 
  • Camera 
  • Personal first Aid Kit (Though our guide also have First Aid Kit)
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