Every aspect of a safari in the wilderness, what to bring with you when you go on a safari

Outdoor travel is easy to fall and sprain, there are more mosquitoes, you can bring some medicinal oil, and Xing Baihua Oil and Hexing Baihua Oil Fuzai have a good effect on bruises, sprains, mosquito bites.

It depends on how long you travel, if you have a long time, you should first bring a fire (for lighting or food), secondly a small pot (for boiling water or cooking), thirdly a tent and sleeping bag, fourthly a machete and hammer (for self-defense and securing the tent), as well as oil, salt and a little dry food!

1.Prepare small pieces of chocolate, which are excellent calories**, and potatoes, which are a food that can be found everywhere, and throw them under the fire when cooking with burning wood.

Bury it, and when it is cooked, the fragrance will float up, and let the **saliva water.

2.Canned food is a good field food, I usually buy small packages, eat a little at noon, seal it in a plastic bag and completely solve it at night, and pour the residual oil into the water to cook the soup after eating.

3.When preparing wild food, it is necessary to be targeted, and there must be a reason for choosing each food, whether the food is rich in protein or a large amount of trace elements, and whether it is easy to carry or easy to cook.

8.In the evening, you can get some delicious treats to treat yourself, what you can do according to the food you bring can be decided, you can use chili peppers, salt mixed pork liver (delicious), with a bag of chicken essence to cook a lunch box of chicken soup and then add.

Is Loulou going camping? When choosing a tent, you can choose a better one, you can see it in some physical stores of tourist equipment, or you can choose to see it in a treasure. It would be better to choose according to some of your own requirements.

1.Knapsack.

The most important thing to decide here is whether you need an introverted backpack or an extroverted backpack. The so-called introverted type refers to everything that is self-contained, and does not seek anything from outside. Introverted backpacks are, of course, large backpacks that are suitable for activities such as mountaineering, expeditions, and scientific expeditions.

Extroverted means that you bring the necessary equipment and make the most of the local services for other things. Outward-looking backpacks are suitable for densely populated areas and more mature tourist routes.

2.Sneakers.

Choosing travel shoes is based on the area you plan to visit and how much you plan to carry. Shoes need to be sturdy enough to protect your feet. For any hike longer than a day, high-tops should be used, as they are mainly for light weight and walking on flat roads.

The most important thing when buying shoes is to choose the right size, the heel should feel comfortable, and the toes should have the necessary room to move. I've had to try it on both feet.

3.Sleeping bag. If you want to go camping, you should bring it. There are many types of sleeping bags, which are basically classified according to their ability to withstand the cold. You can choose according to the season of your trip.

Sleeping bags also vary in size, don't just pay attention to the outside size, if possible, when buying a sleeping bag, you should get into it yourself to feel if it is suitable.

4.Tent. While some places offer accommodation or camping equipment (and sometimes sleeping in the stars feels pretty good,) it's worth bringing a tent with you. If you're going to keep all your stuff in a tent overnight, you'll want to bring a slightly larger tent: a double tent for one person and three tents for two people.

5.Food. In addition to the main meals you plan to bring, you should also bring some extra dry food, just in case. Chocolate, canned food, dried fruits, etc. are all good options.

6.Drinking water. It's a good idea to bring two one-kilogram plastic bottles, one for drinking and one for cooking and washing. You can also bring an additional travel mug.

6.Water purifiers.

Drinking the springs straight is certainly warm, but you're still risking your health. As a general rule, water in nature should be treated and boiled before drinking. There are many types of small water filters, and you can choose from them.

7.First aid kit.

8.Penknife. Multi-purpose pocket knives, the Swiss Army Knife is recognized as the best option.

9.Map and compass.

You don't have to cut the road to move forward, but in any case you should be aware of two things: where you are and how you will return the way you came.

Backpack shoes.

Jacket pants. Lingerie, hats, bandanas.

Gloves and socks. Sunglasses knee pads.

Medicated sunscreen.

Towels and toiletries.

Tent sleeping bags. Moisture-proof pad headlight flashlight.

Rope moisture-proof bag.

Raincoat knives. Stove windbreaker.

Personal cutlery. Communication assembly.

GPS compass.

Water bladders and kettles.

Garbage bags are hung quickly.

Tinder 1: Walk in a group: at least three people, so that they can help each other and take care of each other during the hike. However, it is best not to have too many people, as many people will interfere with each other and make it difficult to move.

2. Understand first: Before setting off, you should first understand the situation of all aspects of the area you need to pass through, and understand your physical condition (people with **ulcers, lower limb vascular disease, and flat feet are not suitable for hiking) and the local climatic conditions.

3. Appropriate walking speed: Walk slowly at first, and then slowly increase the speed after a few days. There should be a longer rest on the way every day, and the rest place should be avoided in direct sunlight and low-lying and humid places.

4. Sleep and nutrition: Hiking must ensure sufficient sleep time and nutritional supplements, do not only eat dry food, but try to eat as many fresh fruits and vegetables as possible.

5. Shoes: It is ideal to wear travel shoes or special hiking shoes, which have a certain elasticity, which can play a moderate cushioning role on the brain and reduce foot swelling caused by long-term walking.

6. Physical training: Before hiking, you should do several adaptive training, gradually increase the amount of exercise, and enhance endurance. When walking, land on the ground with your feet and use moderate force to keep your body balanced.

7. Maintenance: Wash your feet with warm water after walking every day to relieve fatigue. If there are blisters on the soles of the feet, you can use a needle (first rub it with an alcohol cotton ball or burn it on a fire) to draw out the water, and then apply a red solution to prevent infection.

8. Walking mode: When going up the mountain, the body should lean forward slightly, and when climbing the steep hill, you should walk in a zigzag route; When descending the mountain, the body should lean back slightly to relax the muscles of the lower limbs to avoid backache and leg pain.

9. Make a practical plan. Before hiking, you should have a good idea of the situation of the destination, and then make a more detailed and realistic plan. For example, there should be a general arrangement for the route, how many distances you walk every day, where to visit, to eat, to stay, etc.

10. When hiking in summer, avoid the hottest time from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., and wear a straw hat and fill the kettle with water to avoid heat stroke.

11. Streamline the outfit, and several people who can be used together can bring one piece together to reduce the unnecessary burden during the journey. In summer, to prepare for heatstroke, related medicines, straw hats, and water bottles are indispensable.

12. It's fun to take a long detour. Don't take the same road often, you might as well take a long detour and look at your surroundings, because the climate and seasons are different.

13. What should I do if I am in distress on the way?

Before leaving, learn first aid knowledge in advance, prepare first aid supplies, use professional equipment, and report to your family and hiking scenic spots. In case of distress on the way, send a distress signal, do not move blindly and call the police immediately.