My recent trip to Australia and Indonesia was an exercise in packing lightly. I was to take 7 flights from 5 airports (I ended up taking 9 flights from 7 airports, heh), at least two flights of which had a strict 20kg baggage limit. Not to mention the needless wear and tear I would subject myself to by packing too much in constantly getting myself from A to B.

Luckily my travels would take me through temperate and tropical climates not requiring many clothes, but you still need a fair bit for 24 days on the road. I will, however, leave the non-clothing packing advice to only this: TAKE AS LITTLE AS POSSIBLE. Camera, toothbrush, passport. Done.

What I took:
* 2x dry fit shirts
* 1x black cycling pants
* 1x cargo shorts, khaki
* 1x workout shorts, with liner (doubles as 2nd bathing suit)
* 1x swim suit
* 8x white socks, 2x dark socks
* 8x boxers
* 7x tshirts
* 2x button-up shirts
* 1x golf shirt
* hiking shoes
* flip flops

The only things I would change for next time:
* take one extra button-up shirt and one fewer tshirt. The short-sleeved button up shirts look great and are quite comfortable in warmer temps
* take one additional pair of cargo shorts made from lighter fabric