No, many treks are designed to accommodate beginners and seasoned trekkers alike. However, some challenging treks may require a certain level of fitness and prior hiking experience. It's essential to choose a trek that matches your fitness level and interests.

Pack essentials like comfortable trekking shoes, appropriate clothing (layers for varying weather conditions), a first aid kit, water bottles, snacks, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, a trekking pole, and a backpack. Consult the trek organizer for a detailed packing list.

Safety is a top priority for trek organizers. They provide experienced guides and support staff who are familiar with the terrain and weather conditions. Always follow the guidelines and instructions provided by the trek leader to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.