Recently, many people have been asking about the safety of setting up a tent in the wild during a self-driving trip. This is a question that many people have asked, and it is a question that is easy to understand. Let’s take a look at the answers together below, those who are interested can take a look together.
1. Self-driving tours and tent camping are relatively safe, but the word “safe” is relative. As long as we are prepared in advance, whether it is a self-driving tour, a free tour, or a backpacking trip, tent camping will be relatively safe. Of course, since self-driving tours have a car, they can often sleep in the car. Sleeping in the car is much safer than sleeping in the wild.
2. So what are the things we need to pay attention to when pitching a tent in the wild? Actually, it’s very simple, just don’t go to places where there is a chance of landslides, avalanches, mudslides, floods, collapses, rotten wood, etc., which will be dangerous.
3. We usually choose camping spots that are sheltered from the wind, have long sunshine hours, are flat, close to water sources but higher than water sources, etc. Of course, avoiding insects and wild animals is also very important.
4. Actually, there are many things to pay attention to when camping. It’s not that you can go camping in the wild at will. You need to bring some basic equipment, basic camping knowledge, basic medicines, etc. When playing outside, you must pay attention to safety. No matter what you do, safety always comes first.
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