Depending on the trek, you can hire porters or support animals to carry your excess luggage. If you do hire this service, make sure that you still carry a day pack for a light fleece, a thin wind/waterproof layer, water, snacks, and camera.
I don't want to carry my backpack- what options do you have for me?
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Updated: 2007-08-24 16:22
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