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Here is a practical packing list in English for a hike.

Day hike (no overnight)

• Backpack: 20–40 L, comfortable fit
• Water: at least 1–2 liters (water bottle or hydration reservoir); consider a water filter or purification tablets if you’ll need to refill
• Food: snacks or a light meal (energy bars, nuts, fruit, sandwich)
• Navigation: map and compass; GPS or smartphone with offline maps
• Clothing: moisture-wicking base layer; extra layer for warmth; lightweight rain jacket or shell; hat; sunglasses; extra socks
• Footwear: well-broken-in hiking shoes/boots
• Emergency/first aid: small first aid kit; blister care (band-aids, blister pads)
• Lighting: headlamp or small flashlight with extra batteries
• Sunscreen and insect repellent
• Shelter/comfort: lightweight emergency blanket or bivy (optional for day hikes)
• Tools: multitool or knife; whistle; duct tape; paracord
• Personal items: lip balm, hand sanitizer, tissues/toilet paper
• Trash and Leave No Trace: pack out all waste
• Electronics: phone with charger or power bank; waterproof case
• Identification and permits: anything required for the trail or area

Overnight hiking/camping (adds to the day-hike list)

• Shelter: tent (with stakes and a groundsheet) or a bivy; sleeping bag rated for the season
• Sleeping comfort: sleeping pad
• Cooking gear: lightweight stove or burner, fuel, lighter/matches in a waterproof container; pot/pan, eating utensils, mug, bowl
• Food and water: enough meals for the trip; water bottles or hydration system; water treatment method (filter, purifier, or purification tablets)
• Extra clothing: warm layers, extra underwear and socks, rain gear, hat and gloves if cold
• Personal care and sanitation: toothbrush, toothpaste, towel, biodegradable soap; toilet paper
• Insect protection and sun protection: insect repellent; sunscreen
• Safety gear: headlamp with extra batteries; first aid kit; knife or multitool; whistle; emergency blanket or bivy; bear canister if in bear country
• Navigation and communication: map and compass; charged phone; portable charger; emergency beacon or satellite communicator if in remote areas
• Optional extras: compact camp chair, camp towel, small towel, extra trash bags

Notes and tips

• Tailor the list to duration, weather, and terrain. For hot desert days, prioritize water and sun protection; for cold mountains, prioritize insulation and a warmer sleeping system.
• Pack light and efficiently: distribute weight close to your spine, keep frequently used items accessible, and test your pack before the trip.
• Check trail permits, accessibility, and potential fire restrictions in advance.

Would you like me to tailor this to a specific trip (one-day vs. multi-day, season, and country)?