Stay & Food
What to Pack
Naggar’s mountain weather can shift quickly—warm sun, cool shade, and crisp evenings. Pack light layers, comfortable shoes, and a few essentials so you can settle in and focus on what’s real.
Your packing checklist
Bring what supports comfort, movement, and rest. If you forget something small, we’ll help you source it locally when possible.
Layers for changing weather
Light jacket, warm layer, and breathable tops for sunny days and cooler mornings/evenings.
Footwear for trails
Sturdy walking shoes or light hikers with grip, plus easy slip-ons for the property.
Yoga + movement essentials
Yoga clothes you can layer, a light shawl, and socks for meditation and sound healing.
Rain + sun protection
Packable rain shell, hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen for high-altitude sun.
Personal care + health
Any daily medications, basic first-aid, and a few comfort items for sleep and recovery.
Weather
Mountain layers, made simple
Packing FAQs
A few common questions—if you’re unsure, reach out and we’ll guide you.
Do I need to bring a yoga mat?
If you have a mat you love, bring it. If not, we can provide one—just mention it in your inquiry so we can plan.
Will I need special hiking gear?
No technical gear required. Comfortable shoes with grip, a light jacket, and a daypack are usually enough for our routes.
What should I wear for ceremonies?
Comfortable, modest layers you can sit in for a while. A shawl or wrap is great for warmth and grounding.
Should I pack swimwear?
Optional. If you’d like to dip in the stream or mud pond, bring swimwear plus a quick-dry towel and sandals.
Can I do laundry on-site?
Light laundry may be possible depending on the schedule and weather. Plan for re-wearing layers and quick-dry items.
What about medications and supplements?
Bring enough for the full retreat plus a few extra days, and keep essentials in your carry-on. We also do a day-1 assessment and on-site checkups.