Day 1: Pokhara to Forest Camp

Day 2: Forest Camp to High Camp

Day 3: High Camp to Pokhara (Through Siding)

Camera, power bank

Snacks (energy bars, nuts)

Water bottle, water purification tablets

Sleeping bag (optional, provided in most tea houses)

First-aid kit, blister care

Trekking pants, thermal wear

Warm Jacket

Trekking boots, comfortable shoes for the evening

Extra socks (warm and regular)

Gloves, hat, sunglasses

Toiletries, sunscreen, lip balm

Positive Review
Stunning Views: Close-up, panoramic views of Mardi Himal, Machapuchare, and Annapurna South. Off-the-beaten-path: Less crowded than other treks in the region, offering a peaceful experience. Friendly Tea Houses: Accommodation in local tea houses with warm hospitality. Varied Terrain: Beautiful landscapes with lush forests, alpine meadows, and dramatic ridgelines. Bonding with Friends: Group trekking experience fosters camaraderie and shared memories.

Negative Review
Altitude Acclimatization: Ensure the group is aware of altitude sickness signs and take rest as needed. Physical Fitness: The trek involves steep climbs; preparation through pre-trek exercises would help. Weather Planning: Be prepared for weather changes, especially at higher altitudes. Carry extra gear like raincoats or ponchos. Connectivity: Minimal or no internet access in higher camps, so plan accordingly. Packing Light: As it's a moderate trek, carrying light but essential gear will improve the overall experience.