From Journals To Animal Prints, Your Fail-Proof Guide To Packing For A Jungle Safari!
Have a fun and safe trip with these travel essentials on your jungle safari trip!
By Meghna RajpalUpdated January 28, 2025 3:24 PMShare:
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Going on a jungle safari can be the most adventurous and fan vacation of your life because of its unpredictability. While we may pack the things that seem obvious, there are many essentials we often forget. From packing journals to wearing neutral clothes, here are some things we swear by!
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Neutral colors like khaki, beige, or olive blend into the environment, keeping you camouflaged while avoiding attracting insects. Opt for light-weight clothes unless its winter.
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The sun can be unforgiving on a safari, and applying sunscreen protects your skin from sunburn. Lip balm with SPF will prevent chapped lips from exposure.
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Use photography as a tool to learn about composition, lighting, and wildlife behavior. Focus on capturing animals in their natural habitats, documenting rare moments, and understanding the animals' movements and characteristics.
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If you're on your periods, avoid wearing a menstrual cup as the safaris are usually for longer hours.
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Keep a detailed journal where you document sightings, thoughts, and reflections on your safari. Include descriptions of animals, plants, and the landscape, as well as your personal reactions and emotions.
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Staying hydrated is key in the jungle heat. Carry a durable, reusable water bottle to reduce waste and maintain hydration during the safari.
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Safeguard yourself from mosquito bites and other insects that may carry diseases. Mosquito nets are also a lifesaver for nights in open-air lodgings.
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If you're looking to combine fashion with practicality, a lightweight camouflage scarf or wrap can provide both sun protection and a trendy safari vibe while offering camouflage in the wild.
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Footwear is crucial for walking or trekking through uneven terrain. Sturdy, supportive shoes help protect against rough ground, thorns, and insects.
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Begin or end your day with a short meditation session. Use the peaceful sounds of the jungle, such as birdsong or the distant calls of wildlife, to ground yourself and reflect. Bring your mats if you want.
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