I will be trekking in the Annapurna foothills in October. Do women really need to wear skirts while trekking as I have heard? I am much more comfortable (and covered) wearing pants. What do women wear in the dining rooms of teahouses whilst trekking? What to wear for casual dining in Kathmandu?
trekking attire for women
Don%26#39;t know much about trekking in Nepal but if that is the case I%26#39;d wear a light skirt over a pair of pants/leggings. I%26#39;ll ask my Nepali friends though and post tomorrow.
trekking attire for women
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www.nikkistravel.com/nepal/faq-nepal.html
Namaste! From Kathmandu/Nepal.
You can wear full/half pants while trekking in Annapurna foothill. If you need lists of trekking equipment, please send me a private message. I can supply more information about trekking in Nepal soon.
I just trekked in the Everest region for two weeks in zip-off trekking pants. You do not need to wear a skirt, as I saw dozens of other women in same gear as I wore.
you can choose the attire in which you are comfortable, i think pair of jeans or cargo will do don%26#39;t do for skits any thing which is open.
More over you can ask your agent/tour operator or check some websites.
TRavelguruz
http://alanheib.travelencia.com
Okay, I just got back yesterday from doing the Poon Hill trek in the annapurna foothills. It was amazing!!!! I was concerned about wearing a skirt too; some people said it would be good for bathroom breaks out in the open, etc. Well, I did NOT bring one, and I have to tell you, I can%26#39;t imagine hiking in one now!!! I wore shorts to my knee, or just below (pedal pushers??) and it was perfect. One thing that I didn%26#39;t realize on this trek is that the uphill is largely stairs!!!! It%26#39;s like a 500 year old staircase or something, but the steps are anyway from 5 inches to 15 inches high. That was the tough part - forget working on your cardio - start doing squats and walking lunges, I%26#39;m not kidding!!!! There are tea houses all along the way, so you can use their squat boxes to go to the bathroom. A skirt would%26#39;ve gotten my feet all tangled up while walking the steps. Bring a packet of baby wipes too. . . . If you have any other questions, I%26#39;d be happy to answer. . .
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