What essential items should I bring with me to India?

There are some things that you must prepare when going to India. Below, the editor will introduce to you what you must bring with you when traveling to India. You can add or reduce according to the list below. Let’s take a look at our luggage together.

Clothing

Backpack: 40~60 liters, varies from person to person. If you are not going to many places, it is not recommended to use a suitcase as it will be very inconvenient. It is best not to exceed 15 kilograms.

Clothes: short-sleeved T-shirt, long-sleeved thin shirt, a thin jacket, thick jacket, leggings, shorts, 1 pair of thin trousers, underwear, socks, scarf, sun protection hat , small crossbody bag, etc.

Shoes: You can bring suitable shoes according to your clothes and needs. You must bring slippers. If this is not possible, you can also buy shoes locally.

Others

Digital: camera, mobile phone, memory card, universal charging head, charging cable, selfie stick, power bank (within 10,000.

Skin care products : A complete set of skin care products, sunscreen, the higher the index, the better. Facial masks in India are very expensive, it is recommended to bring them by yourself, and Indian facial masks are only available in some cities like New Delhi and Mumbai, while those sold by cheaper foreign brands, such as Opalai sells them more expensively in India. As for shampoo and shower gel, you can bring your own and buy them in local big cities.

Pharmaceuticals: Cold medicine, medicine for treating diarrhea, anti-inflammatory medicine, anti-inflammatory medicine

Food: Laoganma doesn’t have much luggage, so you can bring some small pickles, because Indian food is too scarce, so I tried a lot in the previous period and thoroughly tried it. I realize that even a non-picky eater like me can't stand it. I almost ate fried rice and noodles throughout the whole process. I ate these two until I vomited, so I was very happy to have Lao Gan Ma or pickles.

Outfit matching: Because. It was January when I went to India, which is the coldest time in India. South India is hot, so just a pair of trousers + a long top + slippers is enough. In North India, where the temperature difference between morning and evening is large, you need to wear a thick coat + bottoms underneath the pants. Pants + long top + socks.