8 tips to keep in mind for trekking this monsoon

Proper Footwear: Wear waterproof, non-slip trekking shoes to ensure a firm grip on wet trails.

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Rain Gear: Carry a good quality raincoat and waterproof backpack cover to stay dry during unexpected showers.

Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, even if the weather is cool and wet.

Lightweight Gear: Pack lightweight and quick-drying clothes to reduce weight and prevent discomfort from soggy garments.

Check Weather: Always check the weather forecast before heading out to avoid severe conditions.

First Aid Kit: Carry a first aid kit with essential items like Band-Aids, antiseptic, and insect repellent.

Dry Bags: Use dry bags to keep your electronic gadgets and important documents safe from rain.

Stay on Trails: Stick to marked trails to avoid getting lost or encountering hazardous areas due to rains.

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