Equipment Checklist

Have you already purchased a trekking package in Nepal’s highlands but aren’t sure what equipment you’ll need?

Nepal is a spectacular nation with Himalayan views, old temples, lovely village life, and a diverse range of wildlife. The weather in Nepal, on the other hand, makes deciding what to wear on your Nepal vacation extremely challenging. Nepal’s temperature varies dramatically depending on the season, and the region can see anything from snowstorms to scorching heat.

 We are happy to provide you with our reference checklist. You can change our checklist as needed to suit your needs and convenience.

We want to make sure you have all of the necessary equipment for a comfortable trip to Nepal. During the trip, we will give some items such as a T-shirt, sleeping bag, and down jacket, or you can purchase these items as needed.

For a regular multi-day trek in Nepal, the following items are advised. Some excursions include teahouses, while others necessitate camping and the appropriate gear. The size of your backpack is mostly determined by whether or not you will be using porters on your journey.

Some of the lists are:

HEAD

• Sunglasses with UV protection 
• Light balaclava or warm fleece cap
• Scarf or hat for the sun
• Headlamp

BODY

• Wind-Stopping Fleece Jacket (Optional)
• Thermal Clothes
• Warm Gloves
• Garments Underneath
• Shorts for hiking
• Long cotton pants that are light in weight.
• Thermal bottoms that are light and expedition-worthy.
• Pants made of fleece or wool (seasonal)
• Water-resistant (preferably breathable fabric) pants made of shells
• Pullover or fleece jacket

ACCESSORIES

• Sleeping bag 
• Trekking Bags/Duffel bag
• Basic First Aid Kit
• Large plastic bags 
• Day pack 

EXTRAS

• Camera
• Binoculars
• Power Bank
• Drawn Camera
• Toilet Papers
• Face wipes
• Water Bottles

Documents

• Passports
• Visa
• Travel Insurance
• Permits

(Therefore all above are the checklist of the essential equipment that the tourist visiting Nepal need to carry.)