Camping Common Tips

Unlike the city, camping in the wild is very dangerous. If you are camping for the first time, having some basic knowledge before setting out will reduce the chance of life-threatening. 1. In order to avoid mosquito bites and twigs, you should wear elastic, close-fitting long pants and long pants. If the trouser legs and cuffs are too large, tie them up.

2. Choose professional hiking shoes for shoes. Carry adhesive tape or Band-Aid. If you feel pain in your feet, put them on in time. Don't wait until the skin is broken.

3. Prepare warm clothes. Since the outdoor temperature will be lower than indoors, bring thicker clothing to keep out the cold at night. The jacket should be double-layered as much as possible, which is easy to disassemble.

4. It is easy to find water and food in the wild, so you should prepare enough drinking water, food and common medicines before departure, such as mosquito repellent, Infectious drugs, antidiarrheal drugs, trauma drugs, etc.

5. Please guide the way. Generally, the original jungle area is large, there are many beasts and poisonous plants, and there are no mature routes and no obvious markers. Therefore, when entering the forest, you can't walk alone, and ask the guide to lead the way. Even if someone leads the way, don't go too deep into the jungle. In the process of walking, pay attention to the characteristic natural markers along the way, such as rivers, strange rocks, etc., so that if you get lost, you can follow these markers to return to the way you came.

6. Save drinking water. If there is a lack of drinking water, do not drink the natural water in the wild, and do not pick and eat unfamiliar plant fruits. Wild plantains have a high water content and can be cut off to get water.

7. Carry some emergency tools; flashlight, telescope, magnifying glass, multi-purpose folding knife, whistle, etc. In an emergency, you can save yourself or seek help from others.

8. Protect the ecological environment. Human damage to the environment will bring disaster to future generations. Therefore, wherever we travel, do not capture and kill wild animals, pick Plants, don't light a bonfire at will, and clean up the rubbish in time.