Hey friends! Today’s episode is a quick one — I’m literally recording this while packing for my trip to Nepal! ✈️
If you’ve been following along, you’ll know I’ve done a lot of research for this trip — everything from gear lists to pharmacy must-haves. Packing is my thing (maybe it’s the Virgo in me 😅), but this one’s next level.
In this episode, I share:
• How I’m approaching packing for my Everest Base Camp trek
• The difference between my suitcase, duffle bag, and day pack setup
• My thoughts on boots vs. trail runners (spoiler: I’m team trail runner)
• Some of my favourite gear finds — including a down jacket made locally in Nepal
• My absolute fave purchase: the convertible crossbody/fanny pack from Lululemon (passport accessibility = game changer!)
• Why I’m waiting to buy some of my gear in Kathmandu
• And a peek at my Instagram Live idea to show what’s actually in my pack once I arrive
It’s a mix of logistics, excitement, and a little bit of geeking out about travel gear. 🏔️
If you’re into adventures, organization, or just love hearing about trip prep, you’ll enjoy this one.
Thanks for tuning in — next time you hear from me, I’ll (hopefully) be in Kathmandu! 🌏
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