Rain Gear A rain suit is essential and doubles as a wind breaker, fitting over jackets and pants. Hat Make sure the hat covers your ears properly. Mitten or Gloves Useful at higher elevations and during windy conditions, when temperatures drop quickly. In good weather you will spend much of your time in a T shirt and outdoor trousers. You will need warmer clothes for evening in the camps.
Temperatures fall rapidly as soon as the sun goes down.
Men can wear shorts once we are through the populated areas, ie from the third day of the trek. Women are advised to wear loose long shirts and baggy trousers the traditional Pakistani dress, as these are comfortable during warm conditions and also appreciated and respected by the locals people. The guide will carry a basic first aid kit to be used in case of emergencies. You are, however requested to please consider carrying your own personal medication as suggested by your own doctor. Fried egg, pheti, corn flakes, jam, honey, marmalade, tea, coffee.