Do's and Don'ts While Trekking

By travelstories195 | Jul 22, 2021

Trekking with strangers

Trekking with strangers

These do's and don'ts are from my own trekking experience, which I did recently for the first time. I trek with 15 like-minded strangers and I've learned a lot about the beauty of nature and I also learned what to do and what not to do while trekking or planning for going trekking. so here I am sharing some DO'S and DON'TS that I've learned from my trekking experience.

Do's


  • Carry a water bottle, energy drink, and plenty of fruits as well as some protein bars.
  • If you're a beginner then take breaks whenever your body needs it, but don't take long breaks.
  • Keep your backpacks as lightweight as possible.
  • Bring reusable and eco-friendly items - reusable plastic bottles, etc.
  • Always keep a first aid kit with yourself.
  • Wear sports shoes/ shoes with good grip.
  • Be friendly and helpful to other folks

Don'ts


  • Never take heavy types of equipment like DSLR, mics, large-size tripods. Instead, use a mobile phone or action camera for clicking pictures and recording videos.
  • Don't trek or hike alone. try to trek with a group of your friends or do like me, with a group of strangers.
  • Don't camp in risky places like the edges of mountains.
  • Don't litter or pollute nature, keep your wastes like wrappers and use and throw water bottles with yourself.

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Written by Mukul bajaj
Hi, I'm Mukul. I'm a travel blogger, and I'm on a mission to explore this beautiful world and show you interesting and informative things and facts about different places, people, communities, and cultures. let's come together to explore this beautiful world.

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