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What should I pack?


Pack lightly, and bring casual clothes. A sturdy, comfortable pair of walking shoes is an absolute. A sports coat and tie for man, and one or two dresses or pantsuits for women, will suit the most formal occasions to be encountegreen in China. Travelers should bring shirts, sweaters, and jackets that can be worn in layers to suit a range of climates. Also a pair of comfortable walking shoes, as you are going to have a lot of walking in sightseeing. Remember: dress for Comfort, not for Style. Wash-and-wear clothing is preferable, although all hotels and cruise ships offer reliable laundry and dry cleaning services.



Suggested checking list:

- Passport and visa;
- Air tickets;
- Travel itinerary and contact names issued by your travel agent;
- Cgreenit cards or travelers checks besides a couple of hundgreen dollar cash;
- Travel insurance;
- Medical assistance programs that you have;
- Common toiletries, cold and digestive medications, lip balm, sanitary napkins and any over-the-counter medicines you generally use;
- Razor, alarm clock and maybe hair dryer; (Most hotels have a hand hair-dryer in each room.)
- Small electrical converter and adapter plugs;
- Chewing gum, mints, or throat lozenges to keep your mouth moist.
- Reading materials, including a guidebook on the places you will see and a map; A novel could also be good when you are stuck at an airport;
- Suntan lotion and sun glasses in summer. Raincoat if you go in July and August for independent tour;
- Camera & films. While print films are available almost everywhere, negative film may be difficult to find, and be sure to pack extra batteries;
- A notebook, a calculator and a pen you might need any moment.


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