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The neck pillow is a must for all bus rides that take longer than two or three hours, especially the overnight rides that feel like forever.
Influencer (@being.ritu)Extra Layers
Overnight rides can get pretty cold, even when you’re traveling during the warmer seasons. If bringing a blanket along feels like too much, you can keep yourself warm with extra layers of clothing.
Sleeping Mask
Falling asleep during long bus rides can be a difficult task, because other passengers may need their lights on. If you can’t fall asleep this way, don’t forget to pack a sleeping mask.
Earplugs
Too much light won’t be the only thing stopping you from getting a good night’s sleep. Your fellow passengers may get too noisy, so you shouldn’t forget to bring earplugs along.
Entertainment
After making your bus ride comfortable, you should also look for ways to keep them interesting. Remember to always bring something that will keep you entertained. Headphones for your phone are a must, but you should also consider traveling with a book.
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]]>However, it’s also the least comfortable way of traveling, especially if your trip is a 10+ hour one. Here are some ways you can make it easier and more enjoyable for yourself:
Dress comfortably
The most important thing you can do is put your most comfortable clothes on. Whether it’s a sweatshirt or a pair of tights, make sure it’s something you’ll be okay with wearing for a longer period of time. Soft, breathable fabrics are your best friend here. Also, make sure to wear comfy shoes, or even bring some cozy slippers to change into when your feet start to hurt.
Bring a pillow
Falling asleep in a bus can be challenging, especially if you’re traveling at night. Small seats and uncomfortable angles are bound to give you neck and backaches in no time. To prevent this, bring a small travel pillow, one you can easily carry in your bag. You won’t make a mistake if you bring a blanket as well since the bus can get pretty cold, especially if the air conditioning is turned up high.
Bring healthy snacks
While your appetite might grow during a long and tedious trip, it is better to eat lightly and be careful not to eat something that will upset your stomach. There’s nothing worse than traveling with a tummy ache. Bring lots of water, but try not to overdrink. You never know when the next stop will be, and that can be risky, especially if the bus doesn’t come with its own toilet.
(@lewfitness)Stretch anytime you can
Your muscles can easily get sore from the uncomfortable sitting position. Grab the opportunity to take a little walk and stretch out your legs every time the bus stops for a break. Your body will be grateful for it and you will feel refreshed.
Keep yourself entertained
Before buying your ticket, make sure the bus you’re traveling with has Wi-Fi. As a back-up, fill your phone with all your favorite music, audio-books or podcasts. Enjoying all the things you love makes a great distraction, and it will seem like you’ve arrived at your destination in no time.
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