The following suggestions are luggage that should be taken to different areas.
1. Wilderness
Traveling to the wilderness is the word surprise and wildness. Because it is often far away from the civilized areas of human beings, what it carries must be life-saving equipment. New heavy hiking shoes may not be needed, but a jacket that is easy to dry, windproof and rainproof is absolutely necessary. Large plastic garbage bags, self-sealing bags and waterproof bags of different sizes can help keep the kit dry.
Dress points:
In wilderness areas, with the change of climate, season and altitude, the temperature will change greatly, so it is necessary to use grading system to load luggage.
-Bottom layer: sweat-prone, close-fitting tops and underwear. Merino wool products are the warmest and do not need to be cleaned frequently.
-Middle layer: coats such as wool and quick-drying pants.
-Outer layer: waterproof, breathable and windproof jacket and trousers.
-Extra warm layer: Down jacket can refresh you at night, keep you warm in cold and humid days, and increase your comfort.
2. Ancient cultural city
To go to the ancient cultural city, you need to carefully pack your luggage. Many devices will be related to data. If you want to go from town head to town tail to buy a movie ticket, reserve a seat in a famous restaurant or a cheap hotel room, you should download an interactive offline map or application that can use wi-fi without paying roaming charges. In terms of dressing, remember that the scenery is good and the weather is not necessarily good, so the focus of dressing is multi-level, that is, taking into account comfort and fashion.
Dress points:
-Comfortable walking shoes: Shoes should be fashionable and suitable for long-distance walking on the sidewalk.
-Sunglasses: Although it is not always sunny, you need to protect your eyes when you walk in the city, from the harsh sunshine before noon to the dazzling sunset when you check into a hotel.
-Sleeveless and collarless fluffy jacket: This kind of jacket is soft and light, and it has almost no weight in luggage. It is a good cold clothing for hotels and airplanes with harsh air conditioning.
3. Tropical rain forest
The most important consideration in dressing in the tropical rain forest area is to protect your body properly. Canoes, kayaks, jeeps and your own feet are the most possible means of transportation. Although it is hot, you need to cover your skin. Maybe your purpose is to see large mammals, such as howler monkeys, leopards, apes and even tigers, but most wild animals are small and bite people. Another consideration is humidity. If we don't take preventive measures, almost everything from skin to suitcase may be seriously damaged by humidity.
Dress points:
-Shoulders: A sturdy backpack is the best in this terrain.
-Quick-drying: It will be very cold in the tropics at night, and you need multiple layers of clothes, but make sure that the clothes are made of quick-drying materials, not cotton, or you will feel wet, sticky and cold.
-Prevention of itching and scratches: Insect repellent (including DEET) and some antipruritic ointment are essential items.
4. Antarctic region
Because most Antarctic tours use cruise ships, well-equipped cabins are as warm as spring, and short trips away from ships use motorboats and hiking, so Antarctic tourism does not need many special equipment. However, a pair of decent insulating waterproof boots is still needed.
Dress points:
-Leather coat: Most cruise ships going to Antarctica will provide each passenger with a leather coat to take home, so don't carry a heavy and huge down jacket like a puffer fish.
-Be rational and calm: Antarctic tourism is usually a general leisure activity, so don't bring a prom dress. However, every cruise company has its own dress code and package, so do your homework before traveling.
-The best binoculars: Pack the binoculars with the highest specifications you can afford and have a camera with good zoom, otherwise you can't see anything except occasional wing spots.
5. Plateau desert
From the great basin and Mojave deserts in the United States to the Atlas Mountains, a small Moroccan country in front of the Sahara Desert in Africa, anyone who has traveled long distances on these plateau deserts will know that the desert is not entirely made of sand. When traveling to these places with high activity, we must take into account the large temperature difference between day and night, and bring shoes and toolkits that can cope with rugged rocks and exposed terrain. Remember to cover your whole body at all times. The more skin is exposed, the more water is lost.
Dress points:
-Use biological ability: Use biodegradable soap and emulsion as much as possible. If you want to increase your chances of seeing wild animals, throw away scented deodorants and perfumes.
-Use solar energy: In sunny areas, a solar charger absorbs enough solar energy to meet the needs, while wi-fi and cell phone signals may be few. Although it is fully charged, there are not many opportunities to use the mobile phone. You can consider taking the global positioning system as a backup, plus the traditional compass.
6. African jungle
When you go to Africa to hunt lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos and buffaloes, your luggage will be strictly restricted: the small plane rented for entering the jungle can only carry less than 10 kg of luggage. So your luggage must be very functional, the content is suitable for the camera, and the clothes should be fashionable.
Dress points:
-Protective color: In order to be as close as possible to the prey, clothes must adopt natural and simple colors and blend in with the surrounding jungle.
-Protective material: buy two pieces of clothes with good material, which are UV-proof and insect-repellent.
-Camera bags and other sundries: powerful telescopes, compact cameras for capturing silhouettes, SLR and telephoto lenses, spare batteries, memory cards, chargers and other photographic equipment occupy most of the luggage space, but don't forget a rubber hair dryer, which can remove gravel and sand from blocked cameras and lenses.
7. Travel around the world
The key point you should consider is: how to squeeze the luggage needed for traveling in two hemispheres into one suitcase? Keep it as simple as possible and bring only what is absolutely necessary. If you just start hiking from New Zealand or South America, you need heavy hiking shoes and down jackets. When you pass through Asia or the South Pacific, send home things you no longer need, such as hiking boots and down jackets.
Dress points:
-Use rope: You can use elastic rope or umbrella rope to tie things outside your backpack as a clothesline, or tie luggage to the roof of a bus.
-Wear earplugs: If your roommate snores like thunder while sleeping, wear earplugs. In addition, earplugs are very useful when you need to take a long nap at the airport or take a noisy long-distance train.
-Travel Trilogy: The lucky formula for light travelers is three. Three pairs of socks, three pairs of underwear, three shirts, wear, wash and dry.