What's in My Mongolia Backpack?

The big day is approaching, on the evening of June 30, 2016 Mongolia I'm leaving for my trip. My trip will take a total of 18 days, in these 18 days I will stay at HolidayInn, tent or hostel. I will travel both in hot deserts and in cold mountains… That is why my mongolia backpack It was more difficult to prepare than my other travels.

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What's in My Backpack for an 18-Day Mongolia Trip?

Everything you can think of in my bag, from cleaning and health supplies to food, from electronics to clothes and tents. Read on for the full list.

Cleaning & Health Supplies

I may have exaggerated the cleaning and health supplies a little, since my journey in Mongolia will pass in deserts, steppes and mountains outside the cities.

• Refreshing wipes (in lots): lots of them as we will be staying in tents in many places and we are unlikely to find a toilet 🙂
• Antibiotic cream. You do not know what will happen to you on the way, it is useful to have it for open wounds.
• Vitamin: my energy does not decrease, but what if it does 🙂
• muscle relaxant cream
• painkiller
• Antipyretic
• Shampoo
• Moisturising cream
• Sunscreen: an essential item for me as I am milky white and burnt to the point of blistering
• Toothpaste – brush
• Roll-on and deodorant
• hair clip, brush
• Afterbite: works especially well for fly bites.
• first aid material
• Liquid soap
• Paper towel
• repels flies

food

• Durable biscuit
• Cookies
• Tea, coffee
• Dry food

Camping tools

• Tent
• Terms
• Necessary materials for camping
• Sleeping bag
• Food
• inflatable pillow
• Various threads
• Matches or lighter
• pots pans plates etc
• Glass

Other

• Printouts of hotel reservations
• Printouts of flight tickets
• Books downloaded to ipad
• Evil eye beads, to present to people I met there.
• Sewing kit
• Band
• Passport
• vaccination card
• Cabinet and bag lock
• travel notes
• Locked bag
• Camera
• ipad
• sunglasses
• Notebook
• Cash and debit card
• Binoculars
• SD cards
• Chargers and spare batteries
• My big backpack Slouchy
• My little backpack Pembo

garments

• Long skirt, the purpose of this is quite interesting. It was very difficult to find a place for toilet needs on the road, so it would be very easy for women to meet their needs if they had long skirts. It made so much sense to me.
• Thin coat (suitable for compression, goose down coats)
• Raincoat
• buffs
• Sandals
• Shoes: Outdoor and ankle shoes.
• Towels
• Bikini
• underwear
• Socks
• Polar
• T-shirt
• Pants and bibs
• Tights

The list seems long, but don't be intimidated. I will set off with my 50+10 liter backpack Hımbıl.