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How to pack for a trek:

Packing for a trek can be difficult, especially when you have little or less knowledge about what the temperature and other conditions are going to be. To help you pack well, we've compiled a list of must haves for a trek to the Valley of Flowers and Hemkund Sahib.






How to be fit for a trek:

Thinking of heading out on a multi-day trek? Completing a multi-day trek can be quite a transformational and life-changing experience.

The last thing you want to do is hit the trail unprepared, mentally and physically.

Here’s a list of exercises you can take up to get ready for the trek.

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