Annapurna Circuit TREK PACKING LIST | Everything You Need For The Annapurna Circuit Trek
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2022
- This is EVERYTHING you need for the Annapurna Circuit Trek. You can also use this same detailed packing list if you're doing the Annapurna Base Camp trek instead. This list is applicable for both fall and spring trekking seasons.
My Annapurna Circuit Packing List {25 days}
(3) underwear
(2) sports bras
(2) wool socks
(1) regular socks
(1) tank top
(1) t-shirt
(2) base layer shirts
(1) shorts
(1) athletic leggings
(1) hiking pants
(1) Base layer pants
(1) sweatpants (NOT recommended)
(1) rain pants
(1) fleece jacket
(1) rain jacket
(1) winter down jacket
(1) buff
(1) winter face mask
(1) hat/cap
(1) beanie (winter hat)
(1) light gloves
(1) winter gloves
(1) sleeping bag
(1) hiking boots
(1) sandals
(1) toothbrush
(1) toothpaste
(1) hair brush
(1) deodorant
(1) lip balm with SPF
(2) body wash (I recommend you bring a bar of soap instead)
(4) individual shampoo packets
(1) quick dry towel
(1) contact solution
(3) set of contacts
(1) polarized sunglasses
(1) glasses case
(1) bar of soap or bar of laundry detergent
(1) fabric softener (I do NOT recommend you bring this)
(10) clothes pins
(2) rolls of toilet paper
(1) big wet wipes
(1) headlamp
(3) spare AAA batteries for headlamp
(1) bug spray
(1) duct tape
(1) electrical tape
(20) rubber bands
(1) First Aid kit
(1) Aquaphor
(3) Tiger balms
(1) rain fly
(1) emergency blanket
(1) water bottle
(150) water purification tablets
(1) Trekking in Nepal book
(2) books
(2) puzzle books
(1) journal/notebook
(2) pens
(1) deck of cards
(1) Gimbal stabilizer (not applicable to most)
(1) cell phone charger
(1) headphones
(1) set of trekking poles
(assorted sizes) ziploc bags
(1) lock
cash (small bills)
(1) sunscreen
(12) granola bars (not necessary)
(1) battery pack
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Thank you so very much for this packing list video ☺️
You're welcome!
thank you ! the list is a great compilation also thanks for the tip on breaking the money down
You're welcome! When do you plan to go trekking?
Thank you for this awesome checklist and your thoughts on what to pack!
We are planning to do the track in march without a porter ... is it really a MUST to book one?
They say it's required... But when we were on the trail, hardly anyone had hired out a porter.
And now with TIMS being irrelevant (they didn't check TIMS once during our Trek --- only our permit), you can just the ACAP permit yourself.
Thanks for the video. Nice to see some updated information. We tried to go in Sept of 20, but that failed. We’re now leaving in the middle of this coming March to do it. Any last minute pro tips?
I'll actually be doing a video on that soon! But as a teaser, during our Trek, you no longer need a TIMS which means you are no longer required to go through an agency.
And the trail is completely wiped out from Tal to Chame so you'll have to walk in the road during that section.
Great packing information though I don’t see me trekking anytime soon LOL! Only 3 pairs of underwear?!
Ha! My boyfriend had never trekked before meeting me and now he's hooked.
And yep, only need 3 pairs when you do laundry everyday. You want the least amount of weight possible on your back.
@@uniquetraveladventures makes sense & Anthony is a real “trooper” with trekking. As long as he has snacks LOL
Am planning the trek for this April so it’s great to have some recent info - and some great packing ideas, thank you ! Like the bit about wearing one set of gear, washing the other : sounds like it’ll make life (and packing) easier. Did you sleep in your next day’s base layer ?
I have a question about trash : I’m wary of leaving rubbish for the Nepalese to deal with. Are we not meant to take everything back off the trek with us ? (barring the toilet paper !) Would like your take on that, having been there.
Many thanks !
My sleeping bag was one that had down in it (feathers like a down comforter) so it'll essentially trap heat in there. Because of this, i actually slept in the nude pretty much all the nights so it could 1) get my body heat quicker and 2) it got pretty warm inside my sleeping bag!
What kind of sleeping bag do you plan to use?
As for trash, we didn't really have much besides the granola bars. We placed that in their trash cans. If I'm being honest, I didn't even think about what the Nepalese then do with the trash. 🙈
Hi, Thank you so much for your detailed review :) Super helpful. I'm trekking in April and was curious about the down jacket you took. Is it one of the thinner ones or thicker ones. Mine packs down to a similar size to yours and is 700 fill so isn't one of those thing ones (but also not crazy puffy) - it fits a fleece jacket underneath. I've done some googling but can only seem to see 'down jacket' on the packing lists. Thanks!
Mine was one of the thicker ones that also fits a fleece underneath.
Hope you have an amazing time in April!
Thank you!! :)
Thanks for this info. I am planning a trek in early October 2022, probably solo. Any recommendations for that time of the year?
That's a great time to go! Packing list will still be the same.
Hey, i'm planning to visit in the month of September.
Amazing! What part of the circuit are you going to do?
@@uniquetraveladventures Hike from Besi Sahar to tilicho to Muktinathth , then i will take a bus from Muktinath to Tatopani, then i will again hike for Tatopani to Nayapul via Ghorepani and poonhill.
That's it for now rest will depend on the situation.
@@rs-vh1ju Sounds amazing! Are you going by yourself or with someone?
@@uniquetraveladventures I'm looking for a companion for the last 2 months but I don't find anyone so I will go myself, hope everything will be fine in the end and will be able to do that alone.
@@uniquetraveladventures is trekking insurance needed for the Annapurna circuit?
Hello, regarding the temperatures for the sleeping bags you mentioned (-20 & -26), are those “comfort” or “extreme” temperatures of your bag(s)? Thank you :)
Those are the extreme temperatures of our bags.
@@uniquetraveladventures Thank you very much!
How did your boyfriend handle the altitude? I'm coming from South Florida too.
He did great! Really didn't have any side effects. We didn't go higher than 500 meters per day. We also allowed for 7 days throughout the 25 to acclimate properly to the altitude.
@@uniquetraveladventures Thank you for the response. Looking forward to your expenses video.