Nag Tibba Trekking Essentials
Necessary Clothes: Thermals, warm lightweight clothes, jackets, gloves, and warm socks are necessary to keep you warm because, particularly at higher elevations, temperatures might drop. Take a breathable, waterproof jacket to protect yourself from wind and rain.
Cash: Carry some cash for buying something and for emergencies. Online payment might not work because of network issues at such heights
Trekking Shoes: To ensure your safety when walking on rough paths. They must fit well and provide adequate ankle support.
Sticks & torchlights: Carry walking sticks with you to aid with balance, particularly on the trail's steeper sections. They'll relieve some of the strain on your knees as well. If you are trekking at night, you will require a torchlight to guide yourself while walking.
Snacks: To maintain your energy level, pack some healthy nuts, fruits, energy bars, chocolates, chewing gums & chips To maintain your health and to add an exciting food element to your trip, don't eat in excess; you won't be able to walk
Water: Bring enough water with you for the walk. Drinking plenty of water is crucial for your body
Basic Supplies: Bring bandages, painkillers, and antiseptic cream for minor wounds and aches.
Medication: Remember to pack any personal drugs you may require, such as pain relievers or allergy medication; consult with doctors; and pack accordingly.
Extras: sunscreens, facewash, soaps, and other necessary ointments.