What should girls pay attention to when traveling with a group?

1. Choosing a residence: Generally speaking, I prefer to live alone, but I rarely choose to live in a dormitory with many people. So I'm generally more cautious in choosing hotels. I can look around more and compare. There will be many people in the tourist area or where I get off the bus. I usually turn a blind eye to their attitude, because crowded and noisy places often mean danger. It is better to walk a few more steps and have more choices. You can go into several inns to see the environment of the house, and you can judge the owner's character through a few words. I usually choose a family-style hotel, because in Vietnam, many families can run their own hotels, and the old and the young live together, while all the tourists live above the second floor, so that families feel more secure.

Check the doors and windows when you sleep at night, or leave your backpack and kettle at the door, so that you can wake up as soon as something happens.

2. Be careful to talk to strange men who take the initiative to chat up, at least this is my experience. When a girl goes out, it is inevitable that she will not attract others' attention. No matter on the train or on the trip, she should listen more and talk less (which may have something to do with my personality:) Many strange men have very similar methods of accosting, and some of them have really bad intentions, so it is up to her to judge and observe. Trust between backpackers is still easy to establish, but some people.

3. Money and things: Generally speaking, I only take a big backpack and wallet when I go out. Because it is inconvenient to use a bank card in Vietnam, I also brought a lot of cash this time. I usually put my cash in four or five different places, and the most important documents, ID cards and passports are put in my purse and backpack respectively. At least one of them must be thrown away, and you can go home safely only if you have funds and identification documents. This point should be that all donkey friends who have traveled long distances have their own experience. When you take the night train or long-distance bus, you should also put away your money and things closest to your body, so that you can always be vigilant and don't sleep too hard.

Don't be shy to ask for help. Here, I'd like to thank Xiaodong, the tour guide who helped me get the tickets for the boat trip to Mangjie Halong Bay, and China, the tour guide who helped me go back to Friendship Pass with two other girls at Friendship Pass. Without their help, my journey might not be so smooth. In fact, I have always believed that there are more good people than bad people.

I hope my little experience can help and inspire the mm who travel by themselves. Traveling is simple and easy, and many so-called dangers can be avoided as long as you pay more attention.