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All tee-shirt cotton and cool trousers will be fine. Plus umbrella and baseball cap
Your daily or private things but there are many drugstore available
Easy peasy to find. And about electricity [in case to recharges your battery], make sure that you use three-pins connector
Swimsuit to go swimming [since truely hot :)] Leave a Comment
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Pack lightly! Especially in November/December when it's hot... make sure you can lock it/secure it somehow to make it difficult for others to access! Just use common sense when in South East Asia.
Take light stuff as it gets muggy and hot. Probably good to take a waterproof jacket too.
For Langkawi - mosquito repellent - HEAPS OF IT - and take some hardcore stuff from Australia because the repellent available in Malaysia doesn't work. If you can't get the Aussie stuff, get something that has eucalyptus in it! I really cannot stress it enough!!! SPF30+ sunscreen Immodium (for when you go out with the locals and eat Nasi Goreng!)
Bathers and a towel, Teva sandles, sunglasses, a hat, a few shorts and t-shirts and you're set!!! Leave a Comment
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This is a photo of how they pack, might be useful to you for your Kuala Lumpur trip next time. This photo is a lady most probably from the Middle East from they way she dress. Tourists can get some idea of how others pack with photo. Leave a Comment
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Travellers intent on doing some shopping in KL should pack very lightly. Shopping is excellent in KL and very cheap. I recommend going there with your bare essentials if you can. Buy suitcases if you have to while you're in KL to bring your shopping home. Suitcases are cheap enough to purchase too. I took only a backpack and came back laden with goodies in a suitcase.
Bring a cheap camera if you can. My expensive camera was stuffed up by the high humidity in Malaysia.
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You can always pick up extra luggage in Chinatown if you need it.
You must, must must, bring clothes that are comfortable and suited for hot and humid weather. Change socks/underwear multiple times a day--if needed. Wear sneakers because you will probably walk a lot. I saw a lot of locals wearing sandals and I don't know how they did it on their sidewalks. I slipped every time I wore sandals. If you are an uncommon size, it's best to bring all of your own clothes. Asians are smaller people than most Americans.
Handsanitizer and personal wipes. Keep your hands clean. I got a cut on my finger and then got a nasty infection. Most toilets in the city do not have tp. Finding toiletries and medical supplies in KL is fairly easy. I just think you should have these two on hand.
Bring extra batteries with you or your charger. Finding AA at a good price is hard.
If you can fit it in your luggage and you have enough weight allotment, bring some bottled water and some protein bars. That way you do not have to search for water when you first get in, and you have something to eat in case everything grosses you out.
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“A business traveler should bring only what fits in a carry-on bag. Checking your luggage is asking for trouble.” Accidental Tourist, 1988 Leave a Comment
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