What do you need to bring to travel to the Philippines?

1, foreign currency exchange: The first thing to do before going to the Philippines is to exchange some foreign currencies. It is suggested to exchange some US dollars in domestic banks first, and the US dollar is the common currency. After arriving in the Philippines, go to the local bank to exchange US dollars into Philippine currency peso.

2, toiletries and insect repellent: local hotels in the Philippines do not provide toiletries, you can bring your own or buy them locally. At the same time, a bottle of insect repellent is also a necessity for us to go out in summer. When bitten by mosquitoes, we can't sleep well and won't enjoy ourselves during the day.

3. clothes. Adequate clothes are the prerequisite for you to play. The hot Philippines needs you to have enough change clothes, and casual clothes are your best choice at this time. Short-sleeved T-shirts and thin coats will keep you from being trapped in hot weather. Ladies had better not wear high heels. Flat shoes and sneakers will accompany you through a pleasant journey.

4, sunscreen items. The sunny Philippines will bring you a good mood all day, but if you don't want to become a little black man because you go to the Philippines once, you must bring all the sun protection and other things. Sunscreen is a must. You can choose the sunscreen that suits you according to your own needs. In addition, sunglasses, sun hats and umbrellas will make your play much safer.

5. Commonly used drugs: Traveling abroad may cause discomfort due to acclimatization. Some commonly used drugs, such as gastrointestinal drugs, cold drugs, motion sickness drugs and so on. Emergency preparedness should be made, especially for tourists who need to take their own medicine. Don't miss your carry-on medicine. In addition, according to the climate in the Philippines, you need some medicines to prevent heatstroke. The weather in the Philippines is hot and there are many mosquitoes. Try to bring some toilet water and so on.

6. food. Food is just a small suggestion, because some friends who have just arrived in the Philippines will not be used to the food there, and they need food from their hometown to cushion them. So you can bring some food that is easy to store and carry. I believe it only takes a little time to get used to it, and you will like Filipino food.

7. sundries. Don't forget to take your camera when you travel, it will help you record every bit of this pleasant journey. The most commonly used communication tool in the Philippines is mobile phone, so make sure your mobile phone is fully charged. If you plan to camp in the mountains of the Philippines, don't forget the mosquito net. Mosquitoes in the Philippines are very powerful. If you are really bitten by a bug, you must deal with it in time and don't be careless.