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Do you have the fantasy of getting drenched in the water logged woods? Or discover the hidden beauty of hills in the fresh rains? Before planning for a hike in the rains, it is a must to follow some measures .
Here are the useful tips that will make your monsoon trekking a comfortable voyage.
Monsoon at Lonavala
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Research Is The Key
Do a thorough research about the trekking spot and the routes. It is in fact better if you have proper guide for such monsoon adventures. Find out about the base camps and the popular routes. No point in taking lesser known trails in such a season.
Weather Check
Find out whether there will be heavy downpours; It is not safe for you to hike in such conditions. Go for it only when the climate is stable. In the Himalayan regions, monsoon trekking is even more difficult because landslides are much frequent.
Sinhagad Fort
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Must Have List
Buy a good pair of trekking shoes which has good grip. Carry a first aid kit, torch, waterproof jackets, ready food products and filter bottle. It is better to carry paper maps and keep a detailed map about the spot.
Pack Smart
This is the most common rule for any tours. Especially for trekking expeditions, it is a must to carry a light luggage. So carry only the necessary things.
Comfortable Clothing
Wear soft cotton clothes which dry up fast and keeps you warm at the same time. Layer clothing helps for winter as well as monsoon treks.
Tamhini Ghat
Photo Courtesy: Ankur P
Expert Guidance
Go with a group of experienced trekkers or experts who have a good knowledge about the route. Never try such excursions without proper knowledge about the do's and don'ts.
Safety Is A Must
Research and seek permission with the concerned authorities of the region. If the chosen spot is a wildlife region then it is even more important to know the core areas.
Any travel tips are very much helpful in keeping you out of dangers. Plan and pack wise; seek your adventure and enjoy the rains on the hills!
