Jacket:
a fiber-pile jacket is ideal for evening.
Sweater:
Wool or wool mix with a high neck for extra warmth.
Headwear:
wool or fible-pile ski-stly cap or balaclava for warmth.A
lightweight brimmed hat is good for sun protection .Inexpensive broad brimmed
straw and elt hats are sold in Tibeet's city markets.
Scarf:
wool or silk is best.
Mittens
or gloves: wool, pile, or polypylene are best.
Bandanna
or handkerchief: Bring several.
Cotton
underwear: four or five pairs.
Socks:
at least three pairs.
Shirts:
A long-sleeve shirt made of wool, flannel, or chamois,
or a track-suit top. A long-sleeve stay-pree cotton shirt for warmer temperatures.Bring
two or three T-shirts as well.
Pants:
For men, one pair of loose-fitting wool pants,
wool knickers, or fiber-pile pants, and one pair of light-weight cotton pants.
Women should wear a midcalf dress or skirt, though pants and knee-lenth knickers
with socks are also acceptable.Shorts are not appropriate at any time in Tibet
for men or women.
Jornal, reading book,
writing materials: For quiet moments.
Camera:
You will regret not bring one.
Binoculars:
Good for observing birds, wildlife, and distant scenery.
Money
pouch or belt: Safer than a wallet for keeping
your passport, meney, and valauable papers.
Pictures
from home: Personal photographs of your
children, pet, city, house, and so on are a great way to communicate with ocal
people.
Snack foods: Nuts,
chocolate bars, granola bars, dried fruit, hard candies, beef jerky, and flavored
drink mixs are much-appreciaed trail treats.