• Ensure you are in good physical condition as the hike involves moderate to challenging terrain.
• Bring essential items like water, snacks, a first-aid kit, sunscreen, and a hat.
• Choose sturdy, comfortable hiking shoes and moisture-wicking clothes for the trek.
• The weather can change quickly, so wear layers to stay comfortable.
• If you're hiking during the evening or early morning, a headlamp or flashlight is essential.
• Drink plenty of water before and during the hike to avoid dehydration.
• Bring a camera or smartphone but be mindful of your surroundings and don’t sacrifice safety for photos.
• Check the forecast and bring a rain jacket if needed, especially during the wet season.
• Warm up your muscles to prevent cramps and injuries during the trek.

• Be on time for the departure and any scheduled checkpoints to avoid delays for the group.
• Listen carefully to your guide, especially regarding safety protocols and the trail.
• For safety and conservation, stay on marked trails and do not wander off the path.
• Avoid disturbing wildlife and leave no trace of your visit (pack out all trash).
• Hike with the group and avoid getting separated. Always stay within sight of the guide.
• Keep a local emergency contact number handy, in case of any urgent situations.
• Dispose of trash responsibly to preserve the natural environment for future hikers.
• If you feel unwell or unable to continue, inform the guide immediately. Your safety is our priority.
• Maintain a friendly and cooperative attitude towards other participants on the hike.

REMINDERS:

• All climbing parties must have properly accredited guides.
• Wear appropriate hiking boots and carry a first aid kit, flashlight, and multi-tool.
• Bring enough water; consider water purification options for refills.
• Pack sufficient food for two days, focusing on lightweight, high-energy options.
• Check the weather forecast and be prepared for sudden changes; pack rain gear if necessary.
• Climbing parties must carry out all their trash (Carry In - Carry Out policy).
• Strictly adhere to basic rules and ethics for environmental conservation.

BANNED ACTIVITES:

• • Hunting, destroying, or possessing any plants, animals, or their products without proper permits from management.
  • Dumping waste in protected areas and vandalizing or destroying objects of cultural or scenic significance.
  • Building or maintaining structures, fences, or depositing materials in the ground or bodies of water.
  • Altering, removing, destroying, or defacing boundary markers and signs.