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Im planning my second solo backpacking trip abroad next month. The first time I traveled internationally as a backpacker, I packed way too many things I thought I might need and overlooked the things I actually used every day. So this time, Im trying to keep my luggage to a reasonable size and follow one simple rule: If it doesnt have a real purpose, it doesnt go in my bag.

Here's what Im planning to bring so far:

Essential medications + a small first aid kit: When youre traveling alone in an unfamiliar country, finding a specific medication youre used to can be more difficult than you might expect.

Earplugs + noise canceling headphones: Earplugs are mainly for sleeping, while the headphones are more useful on flights and other long journeys.

Universal travel adapter + charging cables: I'd rather prepare these in advance than have to search for them after arriving.

A few versatile outfits: Most of the hotels I've booked offer laundry services, so I'd rather bring a few outfits that can be mixed and matched and work for both exercise and long days of walking.

One comfortable pair of walking/hiking shoes: Comfort matters much more to me than appearance. I also don't want to pack an extra pair of shoes just for different situations.

A small organizer bag: Ill keep copies of my itinerary and booking confirmations, along with small items like tweezers, bandages, small scissors, and nail clippers. Its much easier than digging through my entire backpack whenever I need something.

An RFID blocking EDC wallet: When traveling, my ID, cards, and cash become much more important than usual. Im looking for something that keeps my cards secure, makes them easy to access, and doesnt add much bulk, so I ended up choosing an RFID-protected EDC wallet.

Offline maps: Even if I lose signal, run out of data, or have an unreliable connection, I'll still have a backup navigation option.

A small flashlight: I probably wont use it most of the time, but its small enough that I think it's worth the space. It could come in handy during a power outage or other unexpected situations.

A portable power bank: Navigation, translation, payments, and contacting my hotel all depend heavily on my phone. A power bank adds a little weight, but compared with discovering that my phone is at 5% battery in an unfamiliar city, I think its absolutely worth it.

My biggest goal this time is to pack less, but make sure everything I bring has a real purpose.

For those of you who travel internationally alone, what else would you always bring? Or is there anything you didnt realize was important until you were actually on the road?

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