Why don't you suggest staying in the car at night when you go to road trip, a no-man's land in Tibet?

I answer this question mainly for three reasons: 1. There will be large wild animals in no man's land. They are all night predators. Once they are targeted by wolves or other wild animals, their lives will be in danger; 2. The altitude in Tibet's no man's land is relatively high, and the air is relatively thin, which will affect the rest quality for tourists who live in the plain for a long time; There is a great temperature difference between day and night in no man's land. Living in the car needs to turn on the air conditioner to keep warm, which is both fuel consumption and the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. In no man's land, it is difficult to find someone to ask for help in a short time, so it is not recommended to spend the night alone in the car in no man's land.

1. Tibet's no man's land-less people and more wild animals. All experienced outdoor lovers know that it is best to cross the no-man's land during the day. In addition to enjoying the beautiful scenery of nature, you can also see many wild animals along the way. This is a unique tourist enjoyment, and it will not be too dangerous, because most of the animals that move during the day are large herbivores and some small carnivores. Unless you meet a wild yak in estrus, it will not do us much harm.

From the evening, the large carnivores in the no-man's land began to act (prepare dinner), and they chose to start hunting in the evening for a reason:

The first reason is that herbivores are full after eating all day, and their actions are much slower than usual, making it easier to hunt; The second reason is that most herbivores have night blindness at night, while most large carnivores have night eyes, which are not affected and are easier to catch animals; The third reason is that herbivores need to find water before they rest in the wild at night, so the water source is also an ambush for large carnivores and a favorite for tourists to camp in no man's land by car. Therefore, for people traveling on the road, if they choose to camp in the water source of no man's land at night, they will encounter the risk of large carnivores and will patronize them all night. Once you are unlucky, it is easy to get an RV when you meet a Tibetan brown bear, which is very dangerous. Even wolves are unarmed to us.

Second, no man's land in Tibet is prone to high reaction. We know that the average altitude of no man's land in northern Tibet is 5000 meters, which is very prone to altitude sickness. When we spend the night alone in no man's land, it will be very painful if altitude sickness occurs. Headache, fatigue, drowsiness, loss of appetite and other symptoms will appear. The most important thing is that the reaction will become dull, and it is generally difficult to insist on driving away.

Thirdly, the temperature difference between day and night, a no man's land in Tibet, is also a very realistic problem. It is very important to choose the season when crossing the no-man's land in Tibet, and most of them choose the best time in summer, because the temperature difference between day and night in the no-man's land varies greatly in other seasons. Many friends think that the air conditioner in the car is fine, but in fact, sleeping in no man's land with air conditioner on will bring two risks:

The first risk is fuel consumption: there is no gas station in no man's land. Once the car runs out of gas, it really means that the ground should not be ineffective every day;

The second risk is poisoning: we turn on the air conditioner in the car, and generally turn on the internal circulation in the car, which will lead to insufficient oxygen for a long time. The oxygen content in Tibet's no man's land is low, so it is possible to turn on the air conditioner and burn insufficiently. Living in a car, there are many examples of carbon monoxide poisoning, almost all of which are related to air conditioning and sealing, but it is more likely to happen on the plateau;

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If you want to spend the night in Tibet's no-man's land, you need to do a lot of preparatory work, such as: find a professional team leader and bring the necessary equipment and articles to prevent altitude sickness under his guidance;

I would rather bring more cold sleeping bags and warm clothes than less; Adequate water and high-calorie food should be easy to digest and absorb; Bring satellite communication equipment, as well as standby power supply, generators and other equipment to ensure communication. Finally, don't cross alone, but form a team so that you can take care of each other.