The Travelling Checklist

That to put down in a travel bag

  1. Clothes
  2. Underwear, Kerchiefs, Towels and accessories
  3. Medication
  4. Toiletries
  5. Shoes & Socks
  6. Tickets & Passport
  7. Gifts
  8. Laptop & papers


  1. Clothes
    • Formal shirts - 1.25 per travel day
    • Formal pants - 0.5 per travel day
    • Casual shirts - 0.5 per travel day
    • Casual pants - 0.25 per travel day
    • Jeans - 1 per journey
    • Night wear - 0.3 per travel day
    • Suit / Tie
    • Special wear / local wear like kurta,etc
    • Swim wear, googles,.. 
    • Caps, umbrella... 
    • Shawl, sweaters, ear mufflers, thermals, jackets, gloves
    • Dry fit tops, shorts
  2. Underwear
    • Banians - 1 per travel day
    • Jocks - 1.5 per travel day
    • Kerchiefs - 1 per travel day
    • Towel
    • Bedsheet
    • Plastic containers and snacks
  3. Medication
    • Stomache
      • Pantocid - acidity due to medication
      • Loparet - diarrhoea
      • Zintac - Ctrl+Alt+Del for stomache
      • Gelusel - acidity from food
    • Pain relief
      • Crocin - headaches
      • Myospaz - backache
      • Volini gel - pain balm
    • Fever/cold 
      • Crocin
      • Cetzine
      • Coldact
    • Band aids
    • Cracks cream
  4. Toiletries
    • Dove soap
    • Toothbrush & paste
    • Shaving set & cream
    • Anti-dandruff shampoo
    • Hair cream
    • Vaseline
    • Face Masks
  5. Shoes & Socks
    • Socks - 1.25 per travel day
    • Shoes - casual
    • Slippers - for longer journeys
  6. Tickets & Passport; Visa
    • Proof of identification, Aadhaar, PAN
    • Currency & credit cards
    • Health Insurance cards
    • Rosary
    • Vaccination certificates
  7. Gifts
  8. Laptop & papers
    • Laptop charger
    • Phone charger
    • Headset
    • Camera, charger & data cable
  9. Baby List
  10. Car check list
    • Fuel
    • Oils - brake, clutch, steering, engine oil
    • Tyre pressure, including spare
    • Jack, spanner, warning light
    • Torch
    • Water for washing, and rags
    • FastTag recharge
  11. House closing checklist
    • Take out garbage
    • Switch off ups 
    • Turn off any taps, fridge, gas
    • Unplug electric appliances in case of lightening storm
    • Close windows which might get wind / rain
    • Stop milk, newspaper, etc
    • House key
  12. International Travel
    • Plug Travel adaptor
    • Forex card, currency
    • Travel insurance
    • Contacts, emergency and local, printed
    • Baggage locks
    • Local copy of tickets on phone, or printouts
    • Roaming activated on phone
    • Credit card and debit card international activation
    • Letter of invitation, for immigration
    • Company ID card

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