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This is my first time travelling out of my country, and I'm travelling to Malaysia with a tour group by bus. We are going to cover 3 different places within the 3 days so what should I bring along for the tour?
I've decided that since I'll be travelling from place to place and it is only a 3 days trip, I'm going to bring a camping back which includes a small bag for convinence sake when my bag is in the hotel..hmm..but I don't know how many clothes to bring? Is it possible to wear the same jeans twice? and oh.. do I need to bring water bottle? but if i bring, can it pass the custom? any toliteries to bring (as in shampoo, shower foam)? Is it provided in the hotel? since I'm travelling by bus, do I need to get a U-shape inflatable pillow to sleep during the long journey? uhmm...and.. I'll be going to genting too, heard that it will cold there, so should I bring a shaw or a jacket? A shaw is much lighter and is a space-saver..so..but can a shaw bring warmth? do i need to bring shoes/slippers since I'll have one of them worn on my feet already? Is it wear slippers in hotels, wear shoes when outside? Oh no.. I need so much help..I'm feel excited and scared at the same time..I know that there are quite a handful of theft, pickpocket cases in Malaysia,,,hope that everything will go well.. any things to take note of to keep my money and passport save with me all the time?
need to bring umbrella? alarm clock? handphone?
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Wow, sounds like a great trip!
First of all check the weather reports for where you'll be going (www.weather.com or similar). If it's very humid then you're probably not going to be comfortable wearing jeans more then one day, especially if temperatures are high. I'd take 3 pairs of jeans or shorts, 3 t-shirts, 1 light sweater and a light raincoat. As for shoes: if you're going to be doing a lot of walking then hiking boots or Teva style sandals would probably be best. Otherwise just wear what you usually would. I've never taken slippers when travelling, never needed them either.
I wouldn't bother bringing water, it'll weigh down your luggage and you're going to be able to get water there.
Most hotels supply single-serving size shampoo and shower gel or soap (if not in the room then you can ask at reception) but if you'd rather use your own then by all means bring them. If you're only going for 3 days then best to bring half-empty bottles: you won't need any more, you're not carrying the full weight, and the last day you can chuck them leaving you more room for souvenirs :-)
I personally don't like inflatable pillows
, you can just bring your sweater along in the bus, and use that for a pillow.
If you're worried about pickpockets then you can get one of those strap-around packs that you can keep your money and passport in. If you're keeping valuables in a backpack then you can wear it in front of you in busy areas to prevent pickpockets going through it without you noticing it. And take a photocopy of important stuff (flight information, passport,...) and keep that in your luggage. If your papers were to get stolen then that'll save you some hassle.
If you're taking a waterproof jacket then I wouldn't bother bringing an umbrella. You can ask the hotel reception to give you a wake-up call if there's no alarm clock in the hotel room. If you're bringing a cell phone then that probably has an alarm clock function too. Check in advance that your cell phone will work in malaysia: roaming has to be activated (check with your provider) and your phone has to support 900 and 1800 MHz frequencies (check on the manufacturers site).
Oh, and don't forget to bring a camera, and to have a great time :-)
Wow, sounds like a great trip!
First of all check the weather reports for where you'll be going (www.weather.com or similar). If it's very humid then you're probably not going to be comfortable wearing jeans more then one day, especially if temperatures are high. I'd take 3 pairs of jeans or shorts, 3 t-shirts, 1 light sweater and a light raincoat. As for shoes: if you're going to be doing a lot of walking then hiking boots or Teva style sandals would probably be best. Otherwise just wear what you usually would. I've never taken slippers when travelling, never needed them either.
I wouldn't bother bringing water, it'll weigh down your luggage and you're going to be able to get water there.
Most hotels supply single-serving size shampoo and shower gel or soap (if not in the room then you can ask at reception) but if you'd rather use your own then by all means bring them. If you're only going for 3 days then best to bring half-empty bottles: you won't need any more, you're not carrying the full weight, and the last day you can chuck them leaving you more room for souvenirs :-)
I personally don't like inflatable pillows
, you can just bring your sweater along in the bus, and use that for a pillow.
If you're worried about pickpockets then you can get one of those strap-around packs that you can keep your money and passport in. If you're keeping valuables in a backpack then you can wear it in front of you in busy areas to prevent pickpockets going through it without you noticing it. And take a photocopy of important stuff (flight information, passport,...) and keep that in your luggage. If your papers were to get stolen then that'll save you some hassle.
If you're taking a waterproof jacket then I wouldn't bother bringing an umbrella. You can ask the hotel reception to give you a wake-up call if there's no alarm clock in the hotel room. If you're bringing a cell phone then that probably has an alarm clock function too. Check in advance that your cell phone will work in malaysia: roaming has to be activated (check with your provider) and your phone has to support 900 and 1800 MHz frequencies (check on the manufacturers site).
Oh, and don't forget to bring a camera, and to have a great time :-)
nintendo wii... questions, questions, questions...?
Marie
i am planning on buying my nintendo wii today. but i am still not sure because every single time i buy some tech gadgets something new comes out RIGHT after... this has been the same with my nintendo ds (i bought it and 5 days after the lite came out), my camera (the waterproof upgraded versions was in stores 2 months later) and my nokia xPress music (the touch version was out soon after christmas.. and it goes on with my iPod , laptop and co. but i guess you got it now..!
okay so i would like to know whether a new nintendo wii will be out soon or if i should just buy it because accesories and stuff and games will be available for a looong time.. i just dont wanna waste money and then be mad right after.
theres another thing...: if i buy the wii now here in malaysia (the console is the korean version) will i be able to get it repaired and be able to send it in even if i move to germany in less than a year?
please provide sufficient information..!
thanks guys.
Answer
you have no need to worry, its going to be a while before a new nintendo console comes out, just get it now and then maybe in a year or 2 they will have a new console, but as for the whole u moving to germany thing, i dont really know if it will work or not but if the small chance happens that it doesnt just contact nintendo and they will fix the problem.
well good luck
you have no need to worry, its going to be a while before a new nintendo console comes out, just get it now and then maybe in a year or 2 they will have a new console, but as for the whole u moving to germany thing, i dont really know if it will work or not but if the small chance happens that it doesnt just contact nintendo and they will fix the problem.
well good luck
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