First, go to the bookstore to buy the latest version of the local map, not just a piece of paper, but a copy of the map. Then plan a route, from north to south, or from east to west, without turning back.

Second, refer to other people’s travel strategies and formulate your own economic and economic policies, such as booking cheap hotels, taking trains at night to save accommodation fees, and ways to evade fares.

Third, pay attention to the preparation of luggage. Only bring things that are definitely needed. Don’t bring too much, as this will easily attract attention. Keep your clothes simple.

Fourth, respect other people’s local customs, be kind to others, and be calm when encountering problems. It's hard to say you're 100% lucky along the way. When you encounter unsatisfactory things, you have to learn to face them with a tolerant attitude.

Have a nice day.

1. ID card or passport: Without the ID card, you are like a fugitive, and you will be in trouble all the time.

2. Cash and credit cards: Cash must be mixed in whole parts, otherwise you will suffer losses or even get counterfeit bills. If you are staying at a hotel, be sure to bring a credit card to avoid pledging large amounts of cash at the front desk.

3. Air or train tickets: If you forget to bring them with you, it is often too late to buy them now.

4. A small amount of medicine: a small amount of anti-inflammatory drugs, coptis, band-aids, wind oil essence, and cold medicine. They are important items to ensure that the trip will not be abandoned halfway. Here I would like to add a little experience, that is, please bring a small piece of clean ginger. When you have acute enteritis and diarrhea and abdominal pain, take a small piece of ginger. It only takes a few minutes. Some are OK. This is a successful experience that I personally tried again in the suburbs a few days ago. It is better than berberine and saved a delicious meal. In fact, I hate eating ginger the most, but I would also strongly recommend that you and I bring it.

5. A few pieces of chocolate: Tourism areas are often unpredictable. Once you fall into a cold, humid, mountainous wind, hungry and cold situation, a few pieces of chocolate are the backbone of persistence. I have experienced this myself. It's best to prepare a few more pieces of beef jerky, which can extend the time you resist hunger and boost your spirits.

6. Compass: It is very easy to lose your sense of direction in the hilly areas of the south (Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan). Coupled with the sparse population, you may never get home.

7. Watches or Business Link and Wenquxing: Time is the key to ensuring a smooth trip. Business Link and Wenquxing not only have time and alarm clocks, but also have a lot of content that is helpful for travel. A friend said that if you have a watch on your mobile phone, you don’t need to carry a watch anymore. I would say if you are only traveling for two days, use your phone to time it. But when traveling for more than two days, looking at the watch on your phone is problematic and dangerous. On the one hand, the battery power of mobile phones is limited. Repeatedly turning on the phone to check the time will inevitably waste power and shorten the standby time of the mobile phone. It is usually not easy to find a charging place in tourist spots, and the power socket and voltage may not be suitable in foreign countries. And a mobile phone without battery is just a waste. Not only can it not contact the outside world in time in a crisis, but it can't even tell the time. Isn't it dangerous?

8. Mobile phone: Please remember that keeping an effective channel for yourself to communicate with the outside world is the last magic weapon when you are in trouble. This is true even when traveling abroad. Now

global communication mobile phones can fully guarantee global communication. It is recommended not to use your mobile phone as a watch, because the most common thing to lose when traveling is your mobile phone. As long as you don't need to make calls, keep them in the safest place. Before going to bed at night, be sure to turn off your phone to save power. According to this method, a thick lithium battery can generally last a full four days of travel.

9. Destination map and journey map: This is another key item to ensure a smooth trip. This thing is really not heavy and does not take up much space, so bring it with you.

10. Flashlight: If you want a flashlight that is waterproof, anti-squeeze, good at focusing light, and has durable beads, buy the best high-capacity battery (at least AA size). Never skimp on money and use old batteries.

The above ten items are things that must be brought when traveling. They can ensure that you have a smooth and safe journey. Of course, if conditions permit, especially men, you can definitely bring some other items, such as multi-functional knives, replacement sneakers and clothes, drinks, rain gear, etc.

Travel Tips

(1) Be wary of scammers: During the trip, you will encounter many social idlers soliciting customers. They will use low prices as bait to attract tourists, but These are mostly deceptive tactics. For your own rights and interests, it is recommended that you choose a legal, powerful and reputable travel agency, so that you will be protected.

(2) Train tickets: If you are traveling to and from one place, you can purchase a one-time round-trip train ticket locally.

(3) Air tickets: If more than 10 people purchase tickets collectively, they can get a very low group air ticket discount.

(4) Car use: It is inevitable to use a car when traveling. It is best to make a car plan in advance. It is more convenient to rent a car if conditions permit. For example, if you rent an 11-seat station wagon, it is suitable to take 7 -8 people, renting a 22-seat station wagon is suitable for 18-19 people, and the cost per person is relatively low.

(5) Self-guided tour: If you want to choose self-guided tour, you can also ask a travel agency to help you book a room and return flight and train tickets. When you arrive at your destination, it is best to have a local guide, or take a one-day or two-day tour of the destination, because the scenic spots themselves have many cultural connotations. Without a guide or tour guide, you may not be able to understand and receive the appropriate information. Some fun.

(6) Protection of rights and interests: Before you participate in a destination tour, first understand the travel itinerary and sign a travel contract, so that your rights and interests will be protected.