What should we pay attention to on the Sichuan-Tibet line in go on road trip? Five aspects must be paid attention to.

Recently, many people are talking about what go on road trip should pay attention to on the Sichuan-Tibet line. It is necessary to know this problem in advance. In fact, it is good to understand it from five aspects. So what should we pay attention to? Let's analyze it in detail together.

1, vehicle selection In terms of vehicle selection, it is definitely necessary to go to hard-core SUVs, and city-level SUVs are not ideal, such as Toyota Prado, Lu Xun, Mitsubishi Pajero, Mercedes-Benz G, Jeep herdsman, and Nissan Toure. This car is the first choice, and it can be used in most rainy and snowy weather. Moreover, the safety is also guaranteed and the space is large. It is recommended to take a four-wheel drive. If you own this kind of car, you can use it. If you don't have a car, you can rent it. For example, city SUVs and bridge cars can also be used. Now the roads are very convenient, but it is not recommended. After all, the road weather in some places is rather rugged. If something goes wrong, it will not only affect the trip, but also pose a greater threat to safety.

2. The time to go to road trip on the Sichuan-Tibet line is actually not to see the beautiful scenery, but to arrive safely and then go home safely, so you must do a good job of raiders and weather inquiry before going to play. It is not recommended to go in the rainy season from July to August. Landslide, debris flow, rainstorm and other dangerous situations, such as165438+10-March, are not recommended. There is not much ice and snow.

3. Prepare the vehicle before departure: Before departure, the vehicle should be thoroughly inspected. After all, it's thousands of kilometers back and forth, so you can take care of it before you leave. You can bring emergency tools, towing ropes, snow chains (necessary in rainy and snowy seasons), snacks and dry food. You can prepare less, eat and drink water, fruits and medicines in the car. Leaving Ya 'an, everything on the road is more expensive. If you are not in a hurry, you can basically eat it on the road.

Clothing: The Sichuan-Tibet line includes Tibet, with a large temperature difference between morning and evening, which is not hot in summer, so you can take less in summer. You need to bring coats and down jackets in winter, especially to Everest and Ali.

Daily necessities: toothpaste, toothbrush, facial cleanser, toner, moisturizer, sunscreen (50 times more important and necessary), lipstick (50 times more important and necessary), hand cream, sunglasses, thermos cup and rain gear. You can prepare a dirty sleeping bag, and the accommodation conditions in some places are average.

Documents: Be sure to bring your ID card and border card (if you go to the border area).

4. Itinerary arrangement The Sichuan-Tibet line basically has mature routes, which can be used for reference. Adjust according to the situation. At each point, remember to pay attention to how much oil is left in the tank, and it is best to fill it up. Note that Zuogong oil is more expensive. The following is the Sichuan-Tibet North Line+Sichuan-Tibet South Line 10 day trip:

Day 1 day: Chengdu → Wenchuan → Marcand → Guanyinqiao Town Tourism Features: Qiangzhai, Tao Ping and Kannonji.

The next day: Guanyinqiao Town → Seda Wuming Buddhist College Itinerary features: Seda Buddhist College, Red Mansion and Celestial Burial Terrace.

Day 3: Seda Buddhist College → Daofu → Bamei → xinduqiao Tourism Features: Tibetan customs, Baita and Tagong grassland along the way.

Day 4: xinduqiao → Litang → Daocheng Aden Tourism Features: Yajiang, Mount Kazila and Mount Gals, the tallest buildings in the world.

Day 5: One-day tour in Aden Features: Three Gods Mountain in Aden, Milk Sea.

Day 6: Daocheng Yading → Litang → Batang → Mangkang Tourism Features: Maoya Prairie, Sister Lake, Jinshajiang Bridge and Zhubalong Checkpoint.

Day 7: Mangkang → Zuogong → Bangda → Basu Tourism Features: Jinsha River, Lancang River, Dongdashan Mountain and Bangda County.

Day 8: Basu → Ranwu Lake → Midui Glacier → Bomi Tourism Features: Nujiang 99 Bend, Ranwu Lake and Midui Glacier.

Day 9: Bomi → Tongmai → Lulang → Linzhi Tourism Features: Linzhi in the south of the Yangtze River, Lulang, Switzerland, Tibet, Nanga Bawa Peak, and the Millennium Baiwang.

Day 10: Linzhi → Milla Mountain Pass-Yanghu-Lhasa Tourism Features: Goddess Tears Yangni River, Milla Mountain and Yanghu Lake.

5, safety reminds safety, put it at the end, because it is the most important.

First of all, driving safety must not be sloppy. Many accidents are just careless. Just drive whatever you want, and slow down when you turn the corner. There are many vehicles on the Sichuan-Tibet line, especially in Tibetan areas. Many drivers are more casual. Of course, many people drive here from other places. Be careful to avoid them. Be sure to slow down when passing through the village, it is more troublesome to hit the livestock. Pay attention to the speed limit reminder, so it is recommended to turn on the navigation and navigation reminder at any time, and be sure to download the navigation offline package. For fear that there is no signal in some places, it is also recommended to go together and not act alone.

Life is safe. It is suggested that you can buy travel accident insurance and go on road trip insurance, be prepared, pay attention to the discomfort caused by altitude hypoxia, prevent colds, hike in scenic spots, pay attention to wild animals, and pay attention to wild dogs (Tibetan areas have been rectified, but now there are fewer). If you sleep in the car at night, remember to open the window and get as close to the village as possible.