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tablets, something for upset stomach. Maybe a cold remedy, moleskin foot pads,
antibiotic cream, or allergy medication.
T Sachets of powdered electrolytes or powdered sports drink. If you feel dehydrated, you
can mix them with bottled water, and this should help you rehydrate quickly.
T An antibiotic medication for gastrointestinal illness
T Optional: Prescription medicine to prevent malaria
T Optional: A strong prescription pain medication for rare emergency purposes
T Optional: Motion sickness medicine if you are susceptible
Optional Gear
T Travel alarm or travel watch with alarm
T Lightweight binoculars (if you plan to bird watch)
T Folding walking stick, sold in most camping stores
T Hanging toiletry bag (with hook to hang on doorknob and pockets to organize items)
T Basic sewing kit
T Hair dryer (most hotels will provide one, but not all)
T Washcloth, and small thin towel. Hotels will provide towels, but not washcloths.
Having your own small towel can be useful on extremely hot/humid days.
T Handkerchiefs
T Eye drops
T Reading materials, phrase book
T Travel journal/note pad and pens
T Narrow-mouth water bottle. One from home may be easier to drink from than locally
purchased water bottles.
T Favorite snacks. Snacks are readily available for purchase locally, but the selection will
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of snack you need/want.
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