How should I pack for a Trek?
Here you will find an exemple of a kit list that may help you packing. Adventure Alternative Nepal also rents equipments in case you do not want to buy some of the items needed. However you will find anything you need either in Thamel (Kathmandu City Center).
Hands
1 pair windstopper gloves
1 pair liner gloves
1 pair mitts
Feet
Trekking boots
Lighter footwear to change into during the evenings
Socks (5 pairs, 2 thick for high altitude & 3 hiking) (Smartwool)
Head
White sunhat with neck cover
Spare pair of glasses and Julbo glacier glasses Cat 3 UV polaroid
1 woolly hat
Skin
Extreme SPF40 Sunscreen
SPF25 lipcream, Lipsalve (Calmex)
Moisturising creams: Shea butter
Base and mid layer
Thin thermals tops
Thin thermal bottoms
Hiking shirts and trousers
T-shirts
Pair of shorts
Fleece or wool tops
Jumpers for the evenings
Outer layer
Waterproof and windproof jacket and trousers, Gore-Tex or equivalent (softshell)
Fleece jacket
Lightweight down jacket
Bag
Duffle bag for your porter to carry (soft, up to 80 litres and weather-proof)
Day sack about 30 to 40 litres for you to carry
Waterproof stuff sacks (for sleeping bag, laundry, wet clothes...)
Camping
Trekking
Walking poles (optional)
Umbrella
Bottle of water or camelback
Rucksack cover
Headtorch and spare batteries
Wash kit and towel
2x 1 litre drinks bottles and covers
2 closed cell sleeping mats
1 full length Thermarest
4 season sleeping bag (comfort temperature -20C) and compression sack
Personal first aid kit
Loperamide tablets
Rehidration sachets
Throat lozenges
Crepe bandage
Hydrocortisone cream
Prochlorepazine tablets (for sickness/nausea)
Ciprofloxacin tablets (general antibiotic; prescription required)
Acetazolamide tablets aka Diamox (altitude prophylactic; prescription required)
Paracetamol
Ibuprofen
Antiseptic Wipes
Adhesive Plasters
Blister Plasters
Zinc Tape
Insect Repellent
Berocca Vitamin
Pharmaton for fatigue
Intra biological extract