What problems should Enshi pay attention to when avoiding mountain torrents in the canyon and entering the wild scenic spot?

Try not to go out alone. You can go with a group or with your family and friends, especially pay attention to the weather forecast, and pay attention to lightning protection and flood control in rainy days. You must take good medicine when you travel, especially when you go to the wild. Injuries are inevitable.

Family, group and individual travel is a factor worthy of consideration, especially to those scenic spots with high risk factors. A person is more dangerous and lonely. It is better to take a group instead of taking risks alone. No matter where you are, home is inconvenient, so it is very important to determine the convenient conditions for accommodation at your destination before departure. Of course, it wouldn't be so troublesome if you brought your own tent. Going to the wild, unlike in the city, there are many mosquitoes, snakes and wild animals in the wild, so you must take some commonly used drugs at will, such as mosquito killer, common antidote, antipyretic, hemostatic and so on.

If you encounter a thunderstorm in the forest, take it to the dense bushes nearby, and don't hide under tall trees. Tall trees often attract lightning, and lightning will hit people. When sheltering from the rain, metal objects such as machetes should be temporarily placed in an easy-to-find place, so don't carry them with you. In addition, there are many pests, such as mosquitoes, ticks, leeches and so on. In the forest, so don't covet wearing shorts when traveling, but tighten your trouser legs and cuffs. When night falls, it is best to put up tents or mosquito nets to sleep to prevent mosquito bites and arthritis caused by wet and cold forest climate.

When entering the wild scenic spot, don't visit, camp or sleep in rivers, foothills, spillways and other areas, and don't visit closed scenic spots or closed scenic spots. Don't crowd when passing through dangerous areas (such as steep, narrow and slippery roads, etc.). ), and don't take pictures in steep scenic spots or wet places.