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What are things to carry on my Leh Ladakh trip?
A list of things to carry on a Ladakh trip is one of the topmost questions that I may have answered in the last decade of running my blog. However, I will be concise here and suggest that you may carry the following essentials on any Ladakh trip:
  • Basic Travel Kit Essentials
    • At least two copies of PhotoIDs for all members
    • Pen and a small diary
    • Bag locks (2 or more)
    • Backpackor Daypack
    • Extra spectacles with cover
    • Torchlightor Flashlight
    • Small Scissor
    • Hand Watch
    • Sunglasses – Recommended
    • Multi-Plug – Recommended for remote areas
    • Match Boxes or Flint or Cigarette Lighter, Couple of candles
    • Plastic Bags / Plastic Zip Lock Bags
    • Twist-ties, safety pins. You can find twisties at the link: Twist Tie 20m (Pack of 2)
    • Swiss Knife(optional) I have a Victorinox Huntsman Red Swiss Army Knife which I have been using since 6-7 years. It has helped in many situations in mountains and still works as new. One of the best products I have bought in life.
    • Small water bottle, say 500 ml
    • Pens, pencils, colors, crayons, chocolates, toffees for distribution among local children
  • Toiletries, Grooming & Hygiene
    • Hand sanitizer
    • Oral Hygiene – Toothbrush and paste
    • Bathing essentials – Soaps, Shampoos, Face wash, Hair Oil
    • Tissue Papers
    • Deodorants
    • Moisturizing Cream
    • Lip Guard
    • Cologne Talc
    • Comb
    • Small Mirror
    • Feminine Hygiene, if required
    • Shaving Kit
  • Clothing & Mountain Must-Haves
    • Cold cream
    • Cold Cream
    • Sunscreen lotion(SPF 50 or greater) or  Sunblock
    • Lip Guard with sunscreen
    • Hats / Caps
    • Clothes as per the schedule
    • At least one light jacket
    • Heavy woolen clothing including woolen socks (Winters)
    • Woolen hand gloves(Winters)
    • At least 2 pairs of thermal
    • Towels
    • Socks
    • Handkerchiefs
    • Slippers
  • Camera Kit & Other Electronic Essentials
    • Camera, charger, spare batteries, cleaning kit, memory cards, tripod
    • May carry, remote releases, filters, headlamps for night photography
    • Mobile, charger, power banks, AC-DC converter for the car
  • Basic First-aid, medical kit & any ongoing medicines
In the end, I have prepared for you this comprehensive list of things to carry on Ladakh trip, which covers all the items listed above in detail.

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