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Flying Yak packing guide for Nepal

Flying Yak Packing Guide

Pack right
for the trip you're taking.

What you bring to Nepal depends on the kind of trip you've booked. A high-altitude trek, a cultural journey through the cities and temples, and a wellness retreat each call for a very different bag. Find your trip type below, and check the easy-to-forget items before you zip up.

Trekking: layers and essentials. Pack in layers: base layers, a fleece, a warm down jacket and a waterproof shell, plus broken-in boots, camp shoes and a sleeping bag liner. Add your toiletries, first aid and sun protection, and a water bottle with purification tablets. Easy to forget: passport copies and spare passport photos for permits, cash in rupees (there are no ATMs on the trail), a power bank, earplugs for shared teahouses, toilet paper, lip balm with SPF, and travel insurance that covers altitude evacuation.

Cultural visit: light and respectful. Bring breathable, lightweight clothes that cover shoulders and knees for temples and monasteries, a scarf or shawl, comfortable walking shoes that slip off easily, a light rain jacket and a small daypack. Easy to forget: a Nepal-compatible plug adapter (types C, D and M), small notes for entry fees and donations, a dust mask or buff for busy city streets, hand sanitiser and tissues, and a copy of your passport and visa.

Wellness: comfort and calm. Pack soft, loose clothing for yoga and meditation, warm layers for cool mornings and evenings, cosy socks, slip-on shoes and gentle, fragrance-free toiletries. Easy to forget: a reusable water bottle, a journal, an eye mask and earplugs for deep rest, a light shawl for meditation, any personal medication and a few books to leave the screen behind.

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Travel Safety

Wherever you go. We've got you covered.

Every trip comes with a full safety net built in. Clear SOS procedures put help a single tap away, and doctors and trained personnel are on standby around the clock — ready to step in the moment you need care, wherever your journey takes you.

Emergency SOS. ASAP.

Need urgent help? One press connects you to emergency services and shares your exact location.

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Qualified medical personnel are ready around the clock, so care is never far away.

Support, wherever you are.

Trained staff travel with every group, ready to respond the moment something comes up.

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Annapurna Trek
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