One bag for food items: Depending on my need, I may or may not leave this in the vehicle during my overnight stay.One handbag per person: This includes valuables and I always carry this with me.One overnight bag per person: This should include everything that you might need at night (toiletries, bed linen, electric kettle, towels, clothes).In my experience, what you need to avoid is multiple small bags. And if you are unable to plan and organise, then I suggest keeping all your stuff in one bag, even if that means you need to take a bigger bag/suitcase. So nowadays, I limit my luggage to one overnight bag per person.Īlong with a few cloth bags which mostly have stuff which I ‘may’ need and which I mostly do not need to unload at my overnight stops. With experience I have come to realize this is not the best way to pack for road trips as it gets difficult to unload-load multiple small bags at my overnight stops. It will also be easier to load-unload these in your vehicle.ĭuring my initial few road trips, I used to dump a lot of stuff in the boot of my vehicle and most of the stuff was in small bags or loosely thrown (jackets etc). Since you will mostly need to carry the bag and that too only from the vehicle to your room, its best to keep your stuff in lightweight duffel bags. Most of the overnight stops will either be at small hotels or homestays with no lift facility, muddy or cobblestone pathways making it difficult to drag your trolley suitcase. What All Should I Keep in my Handbag/Purse?.
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