The Travel Insurance Checklist Every Trekker Needs
Standard travel insurance rarely covers what a Himalayan trek actually needs. Here's what to check before you buy.
Standard travel insurance rarely covers what a Himalayan trek actually needs. Here's what to check before you buy.
A layer-by-layer packing list for teahouse and high-altitude treks, built around what actually gets used on the trail.
No deposit, no second invoice to remember — here's exactly what happens between choosing a date and getting your confirmation.
Twin rooms, shared bathrooms, and a wood stove in the dining hall — what accommodation actually looks like above 3,000 metres.
What "moderate" actually means on a trek listing, how to train for it, and the pacing rule that prevents altitude sickness.
What a tourist visa costs, which permits your trek actually needs, and what your guide handles versus what you need to bring.
Autumn is the classic choice, but it isn't the only good one — here's what each season actually means on the trail.
The symptoms to know, the pacing rule that prevents most cases, and what to actually do if they show up anyway.
Airport transfers, domestic flights, tourist buses, and jeep rides — how you actually get to where your trek begins.
What's covered in your trip price, what typically isn't, and a realistic daily budget for everything in between.
Dal bhat, momos, and thukpa — what teahouse menus look like, and why hydration matters more than you might expect.
Cash, SIM cards, tipping, etiquette, and the questions almost every first-time trekker asks before booking.
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