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Torch – a head lamp or travel LED flashlight is perfect for seeing your way in the dark, if you tend to need the toilet during the night Safety whistle – carrying a safety whistle can give you peace of mind, especially for those solo toilet trips GoPro – if you want to capture better pictures of Machu Picchu , a GoPro is ideal Memory card/s – you’re likely to take a lot of pictures, and camera cards take up so little space Power bank – a portable power bank is necessary if you want to stay connected 24/7 Travel towel – a small towel can have many uses, and travel towels are both compact and fast-drying Trekking poles – a pair of lightweight hiking poles can be really useful, but bear in mind that you cannot take them to the sacred site itself Binoculars – while not essential as such, a lightweight pair of binoculars will allow you to see much more into the distance Travel journal – a travel journal is a must for those who like to commit their trips to pen and paper Ziploc bags – Ziploc bags have so many uses, from protecting your ID or documents and for carrying soiled toilet paper to separating wet and dry clothing or even helping you to organise your luggage Travel pillow – an inflatable travel pillow can help you get enough rest, making you feel far more able to tackle the trek and enjoy Machu Picchu, as these aren’t supplied… Pillowcase – alternatively, pack a natural bamboo pillowcase , so you can make a cosy pillow out of spare, rolled up clothing or a jacket Sleeping bag liner – you really might want to use a liner if you’re hiring a sleeping bag, or for an extra layer of warmth anyway
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