Travel Info - Temperaments and Seasons

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Or, what to be aware of when travelling in different seasons and temperaments!

For clothes, stick to thin, breathable fabrics like cotton

Spring
Wear light clothes but also carry light jacket, raincoat/umbrella. May get chilly sometimes. To avoid pollen allergies it may be good to carry a mask or a light scarf if outside. Don't forget asthma meds.

Summer
See tropical climate

Autumn
Wear waterproof jacket and shoes. An umbrella may be useful, unless it's windy. Might get chilly when it's dark (especially when nearing winter) so be sure to carry a thick-ish scarf.

Winter
Instead of wearing thick clothes, wear a few layers so that you can take them off when you feel like it.

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