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Packing Ideas
My travels to the western half of Europe began on
June12th, 1998 and ended July 2nd, 1998. I was told that
it is really warm, even hot in most of Europe during
these months. The information that I received was
correct. Remember when you pack to consider all weather
possibilities equally. Remember not to overpack, however.
Bring only what is necessary. This suggested list is what
I would have packed if I could do it again (This list was
made for a 3 week travel period-adjust accordingly). For
Malaysian, no visa required for all the country that I
have visited, except Greece you must apply a visa.
Packing Ideas:
- Two pairs of practical pants. (jeans, khakis)
- A sweater
- A long sleeved shirt
- Two pairs of shorts
- Several short sleeved shirts (about three)
- One weeks supply underwear
- Sport shoes (walking shoes)
- One pair of other nicer shoes (sandals, dock
shoes)
- One nice outfit
- Swimming Suit
- Bras for women
- A weeks supply of socks
- Shower shoes or flip flops
- A light jacket suitable for rain
- A travel towel (Can be found at Outdoor equipment
stores)
- A hat
- Sunglasses
- Pajamas
- Ear Plug - To stop noice on train
- Sleeping bag is essential.
Toiletries:
- Shampoo/Conditioner
- Toothbrush/Toothpaste/Floss
- Lotion
- Soap
- Small Assortment of makeup
- Nail Clippers/File
- Tweezers
- Chap Stick
- Brush
- Hair ties
- Deodorant
- Razor
- Tissues
- Q-tips
- Pain medicine (Tylenol)
- Feminine Products
- Pepto Bismal
Other:
- Camera/Film
- Money Belt
- Reading book
- Travel guide (Let's Go Europe or Lonely Planet)
- Journal
Additional Reminders:
- You can always buy things overseas that you
forget to pack.
- Most people in Europe speak English if you need
assistance finding things. Except France.
- Bring some bisket, instant noodles and cans food
(e.g. tona fish) - for one or two days supply.
- Don't save the money for storing your heavy
backpack. it cost around 1-2 pound per locker per
bag. This will save lots of your valuable energy
if you only plan for one day tour for that city
instead of carry it and tour the city.
- Most of the locker are available at the train
station. To be kiasu, you may want to store it in
Museum, or some market which provide bag keeping
free of charge.
- Don't worry about language most people in Europe
can speak and write in english except France.
- Pre-caution in Italy the pick pocket by small
kids are very popular. You will notice the kids
watching you when you take out your wallet or
belt pocket. Stay way from them.
- Do jogging, sports and exercise before your trip
to build up your body staminal. This is the most
important in the whole trip.
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