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Travelling in sleeper class trains is budget-friendly but has fewer facilities than AC coaches. These packing tips can make your journey easier and more comfortable.
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Use a multi-pocket backpack to organise belongings by category. It makes accessing items easier and keeps your things neatly packed.
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A lightweight shawl or thin blanket adds comfort and warmth. Pair it with a neck pillow or rolled-up dupatta for extra support.
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Cover your berth with a clean bedsheet. It keeps dust away and gives you a personal, hygienic space to relax.
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Carry food in stainless steel boxes. They keep meals fresh, safe, and convenient for items like poha, curd rice, or aloo paratha.
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Train toilets may be unhygienic. Durable rubber slippers with anti-slip soles protect your feet and are easy to clean.
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Carry a pocket-sized sanitiser, tissues, and paper soap. It ensures cleanliness in train washrooms and keeps you safe from germs.
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Keep train tickets, ID proof, and essential documents in a secure, accessible pocket. Avoid last-minute searches on the train.
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Pack easy-to-eat snacks and a refillable water bottle. Stay hydrated and avoid relying on station vendors during the journey.
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Bring a phone, e-reader, or magazine to stay occupied during long journeys. Offline content ensures uninterrupted entertainment.
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Include plasters, motion sickness tablets, and basic medicines. It helps tackle minor health issues without stress on the train.
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