1. Packing List for Peru Expedition
Pablo Fuentes

2. Money and Records Passport Drivers license or picture ID
Proof of insurance
Small amount of cash
Credit card
Traveler’s Checks or ATM pin #
Money belt or pouch
Airlines now require government issued, picture identification.

3. Equipment Sleeping bag (0 to 20 degrees) Backpacking mattress Pillow
Sunglasses
Flashlight
Pocket knife
Mess kit
Distribute information on luggage restrictions. Remind volunteers to keep pocket knife and mess kit in checked luggage, not in carry-on.

4. Personal Toiletries Personal hygiene items
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Deodorant
Shaving supplies (if needed)
Toilet paper (several rolls)
Towel and wash cloth
Sun shower
Pack all items in see-thru containers or zip-lock bags.

5. Clothing Good hiking boots Casual, comfortable pants
Long-sleeved wool shirts
Hat and gloves
Heavy coat
Rain jacket or poncho

6. Cultural Items Camera Film or memory for digital camera
Journal and pens
Family pictures
Scenic home pictures or postcards
Personal pictures and postcards make good items to exchange with villagers.

7. Nonprescription Supplements
Multivitamins
Vitamin C
Vitamin E
Aspirin or ibuprofen
Acetaminophen (Tylenol)
Allergy medication

8. Prescription Medicines
Personal prescriptions
Antibiotic (Septra®, Bactrim®)
High-altitude medicine (dexamethasone)
Keep original packaging for all prescriptions.

9. Food and Water Snacks Breakfast cereal or granola Gum Water bottle
Trail Mix
Energy bars
Breakfast cereal or granola
Gum
Water bottle
Water purification system
Antibiotic towelettes or hand cleaner