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1. Necessary Travel documents
2. Casual outdoor clothing depending on the time of year you travel and your destination. A pair of good walking shoes is absolutely necessary. Many of the tours involve a considerable amount of walking, often on hard or uneven surfaces as well as up and down stairs or steps. Many attractions are also quite exposed to the elements – sun, wind, rain, etc.For example the Forbidden City has many large open spaces, and many of the temples have large courtyards between their halls and pagodas.
3. Wallet.
4. Credit cards.
5. Travelers’ checks.
6. Airline, Cruise or Train tickets.
7. First-aid kit.
8. Medicines, prescription drugs, and vitamins sufficient to last your entire trip. Also bring your medical records if you have a chronic condition.
9. Hat, sunscreen, lip creams and sunglasses, depending on the season and your destination. If you go to high altitude destinations such as Tibet, parts of Sichuan, Yunnan and Xinjiang provinces, these items are vital to protect your skin and eyes, as the high altitude and the thin atmosphere allows the sun's radiation to strike the earth with higher intensity.
10. Address and telephone number list. A list of e-mail addresses, mailing addresses and telephone numbers will help keep you in touch. Type them onto a sheet instead of taking a whole address book. It will save weight.
11. Your final itinerary with confirmation numbers and addresses and phone numbers of the places you'll be staying. Also leave a copy with a friend or relative so that they know where to contact you in an emergency.
12. Insect repellent, especially for summer months and for travelers who are visiting rural areas.
13. Daily necessities such as toiletries. But these are readily available throughout China, so you may wish to save space by purchasing these items as needed as you travel.