Travel Packing Guide

 I have the habit of packing last minutes, even for long overseas trips which is bad habit and I ever missed important things to bring and brought the wrong useless redundant stuff. Here is my Guide for future trips be it in another city in Malaysia or overseas, of course different climate will mean different kind of packing.


Back-Pack 

  1. Laptop & Charging Cable
  2. Ipad & Cable & Charging Plug (?)
  3. International Multi-Plug
  4. Medicine Pack - Prescription
  5. Vitamins Support, Colon Cleanse - depend on needs
  6. Book to read 
  7. Stationary - to do mind mapping, Highlighter, Pens
  8. Scarf in case of cold 
  9. Toothbrush & Toothpaste
  10. Extra Panty 

Small Handbag

  1. Purse with money and Credit Cards
  2. Set Credit Cards about using overseas
  3. Buy the Overseas Data Plan
  4. Small Water Thermos with some tea bags
  5. Small Plastic Bottle

Hand-Carry Luggage

  1. One set of clothing for change 
  2. Some snacks 
  3. Extra Shopping Bags
  4. Neck Pillow

Check-In Suitcase

  1. Clothes for flying days
  2. Clothes for the occasions
  3. Gym set 
  4. Sleep Wear
  5. Sauna / Swim Wear

Toiletries Bag 

  1. Toothpaste & Toothbrush
  2. Shampoo & Hair Conditioner
  3.  

Cosmetic Bag


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