Trekking and Camping are two words in any one's mind who is planning to venture out into the mountains for a multi-day activities. Camping is fun and is a very important aspect in any activities in the Himalayas. A good campsite is a prerequisite for a night of quality rest, so it's important to be deliberate and selective about where you sleep. Here are few tips how To Choose A Campsite on Trek. In this article, we will talk about the various factors involved in a campsite selection. Timing: Timing should be your top priority if you are going for Camping. Schedule your day so you arrive at your chosen campsite at least 2 hours before sunset. Do Not trek in Dark. Safety: Safety should be your primary concern when selecting a campsite. Stay away from rock fall and avalanche zone and incoming weather. Do not camp on river bed or other low land area having the fear of a flash flood. Do not camp under a single tall tree as it attracts lightening strike. Stay away from camping under broken trees, hanging or landed on other trees. If camping in a closed cave like structure, check every nook & corner of place with flash light, making sure that there is no presence of any reptile or whatsoever. Best way is to do this is with throwing a stone inside before entering the cave. Once you enter the cave tow every corner with a long stick and a flash light. As Himalayas are home to many wild animals stay clear of caves which have any leftover of animal carcass or bones because the cave may be home to any wild animal. Choose a place which is well ventilated and far from insect breeding grounds, like waterlogged meadows and stagnant lakes. Off-trail: Try
Trekking and Camping are two words in any one’s mind who is planning to venture out into the mountains for a multi-day activities. Camping is fun and is a very important aspect in any activities in the Himalayas. A good campsite is a prerequisite for a night of quality rest, so it’s important to be
