Packing List for Japan in Winter: December, January, February
Get excited. You’re about to find about how to plan a stylish packing list for Japan in winter. Japan in winter time means cool temperatures and the possibility of snow. …
Packing List for Japan in Fall: September, October, November
Planning a fall packing list for Japan doesn’t need to be hard. In between the sweltering heat of summer and the cool winds of winter, fall is a good time …
Packing List for Japan in Spring: March, April, May (Female)
If you’re wondering what to pack for Japan in Spring this packing list has a ton of advice for you. Spring in Japan is the season for cherry blossoms enthusiasts, …
Packing List for Japan in Summer: June, July, August
It can be a bit hard to know what to pack for summer in Japan. The first thing you should know is that it can get quite hot in the …
Female Packing List for China in Fall / Autumn: September, October, November
Deciding upon a packing list for China in fall doesn’t have to be hard. China is a massive country however it generally follows the seasonal rules apart from the far …
Packing List for South Korea in Spring: March, April, May
Find out what to pack for South Korea in Spring with this stylish packing list. If you’ve decided to visit South Korea in March, April or May you may just …
Female Packing List for China in Summer: June, July, August
Planning a packing list for China in summer is pretty simple – bring as little as possible. Especially if you’re going to be carrying your bags around a lot, parts …
Female Packing List for China in Winter: December, January, February
After living in China for just over two years, I have gotten a feeling for what to pack for China in winter. Like most large countries, the temperatures vary, with …
South Korea Packing List (Winter): December, January, February
This South Korea packing list is going to teach you how to pack for winter in Korea. It can be hard to know what to wear in South Korea in winter, especially if like me, you come from a place where winters are practically non existent. In fact you may not even know that it does snow in some places in South Korea, so a bit of planning needs to go into what you pack.