Sangati Jogwar

In India, winter is the season to travel long distances and visit exotic locations as the months from November to February are very cool. Warm sunlight in the daytime and cooler nights and early mornings make holidays a better experience. But tension arises when it is time to pack bags for winter. So how can you make packing clothes in winter hassle-free? Here are a few tips:

1. Wearing Your Coat While Traveling

What takes maximum space in the bag? Of course your winter coat! The best way to keep it from taking space in your bag is to simply wear it while on the move. Travel experts suggest using the layering method for travelling in winter. Just wear a few things on yourself such as your heavy winter jacket and it will leave a lot of scope for packing a few more essentials. The same holds true for your scarves, gloves, boots, and sweaters.
The moment you are on the plane or train, remove them and get comfy. Put it on while leaving the train or plane.

2. Choose The Right Bag

The bag you choose for long-distance travel should be both tough and flexible enough to adjust last-minute tiny additions such as socks or scarves. Instead of looking for fancy features opt for a bag that offers good features plus promises durability.

3. Pick Up Light Layers

Instead of traditional bulky sweaters and woollen wear, choose thermal wear and light inner layers that will keep you warm from within. Avoid taking something fancy in woollen wear and pick up base layers that are light and do not restrict your movements.

4. Should You Roll Or Fold?

Putting piles of folded clothes fills up your suitcase very fast. Go the Navy way and opt for rolling especially for lighter undershirts. You can secure these rolled bundles with rubber bands to ensure that they do not mess up during travelling.

5. Avoid Paying More

Weighing your bag at home is a good option to avoid paying more at the airport. You can take off a few things to ensure that the weighing scale does not go beyond the affordable numbers.

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