I *think* I have everything I’d need for a 10-day trip. Somehow, I was able to accept the fact that I can only bring 3 shirts. Then again, I cheated and bought one big shirt for a cover up, which I can also use for going around the city and two tank tops.
I’ve also managed to fit in a duffel bag inside my backpack. Hey, I plan on doing some Christmas shopping in Bangkok; having an extra bag is necessary. Also, with this extra bag, I can leave it in my hostel in Bankok with my city clothes inside. That way, I won’t have to lug everything in my backpack when I go to the islands, and I have clean clothes on my return.
These are the contents my backpack. I’ll update this when I get back and comment on how each item fared.
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