With a car, don’t dive into the desert knowing nothing. The desert is far scarier than you think. It’s common sense to be prepared before you go. Q: Desert off-road, one person traveling alone or with a team?

A: If you are not an experienced off-roader, it is recommended not to cross the desert alone. Large-scale cross-country is a fight for supplies, continuity and team problem-solving ability, not the courage of one person. If it is your first time to enter the desert, it is recommended to go with a team so that you can be rescued in time if you get stuck in a car.

Q: How is the driving and environment in the desert off-road?

A: Generally speaking, the temperature in the desert at the edge of the city will be 2-3 degrees lower than that in the city, and there is a big temperature difference between morning and evening. For example, for this Heroes’ Meeting, you’d better bring some warm clothes, such as a punching bag, so as not to catch cold and freeze due to strong wind and low temperature in the morning and evening.

In addition, if you want to camp in the desert, you need to prepare tents, moisture-proof pads, sleeping bags and so on. Regarding driving, we have detailed information in the latter part of the tips.

Q: Desert off-road, what equipment need to be prepared?

A: In general, personal equipment need to prepare: lightweight sandproof boots, enough water, dry food, sand cover, vitamins, sunscreen products, goggles, binoculars, etc.; as well as the aforementioned if there is a night stay in the desert plan, to prepare additional sleeping bags, tents and so on.

On the traveling and rescue equipment, it is recommended to carry:

1. Sand board

The desert is easy to get stuck in the car, the role of the sand board greatly, into the desert must be.