Backpacking in Thailand – The Best Gear to voyage With
What is the best gear to travel with if you’re planning to backpack straight through Thailand (or travel on a budget)? Well, it depends of course on where you’re heading. If you go north, then pack for cool nights and mountain climbing. If you head south, then get ready for magnificent ocean adventures.
Firstly, if your plans contain Chiang Mai or north then keep in mind it gets kind of chilly and you’ll need warm gear and the right kit (ie. Strong walk boots) for doing some trekking or exploring. However if you’re going to hit the oceans on your Thai journey, then let’s look at what you’ll need.
Chiang Mai
Ok, first up, the ever trusty waterproof ‘sea’ bag. These colorful small creatures will save your bacon in more ways than one, especially if you’re a water baby and you love to be immersed in the sea all day. With your essential belongings safely enclosed in one of these you can eye Any remote beach and still pull out a camera to capture the fun. An essential piece of ocean travel kit.
Next up is the go-anywhere sea sandals. You know the type – they embrace your feet and let you walk on sharp rocks and swim without worrying about what’s down there. Then wear them down the street to get your Pad Thai. A good potential pair of these will last you forever and are essential for a good and safe Thailand adventure.
You’ll need a potential jacket too, for the odd storm that steals in out of nowhere. Heaps of choices available, so get something that’s lightweight and strong that’ll cope with the wear and tear of being stuffed in your backpack and used frequently. It’s Thailand, so it won’t need to be too warm. In fact, the more breathable, the better.
Well, that’s it in a nutshell. There’s other gear that’ll you want to bring but having those three pieces of kit will keep a smile on your face as you backpack straight through Thailand and have the adventure of your life!
Backpacking in Thailand – The Best Gear to voyage With
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