1. Lijiang has a high altitude, the sun is very poisonous, and the ultraviolet coefficient is high, so you must wear anti-ultraviolet sunglasses, as well as the same sun-protective skin care products.

In addition to basic skin care products, it is best to bring some hydrating facial masks to replenish the skin after a tiring day.

2. When traveling, the most basic backpack is indispensable. For long-distance treks, it is very important to choose a lightweight backpack, as well as light and warm shoes. This is the most important and the key to determining the fatigue of the journey.

In order to avoid the stone roads in Lijiang, you must choose a good suitcase to avoid damage to the suitcases caused by the stone roads.

3. You must bring a camera, otherwise the trip will be meaningless. Of course, you must pay attention to safety when outside and take care of it to prevent it from being stolen.

4. Maps are a useful tool when traveling. They are generally sold in scenic spots. Planning the route in advance is a more practical choice.

5. Regarding medicines, in addition to daily medicines, the most commonly used medicines are those to prevent altitude sickness. You can consult a doctor in advance. There are also many pharmacies selling them near the scenic area, and it is very convenient to buy them.

The environment in Lijiang is hot and humid, so there are many mosquitoes. You should bring toilet water and other anti-mosquito medicines.

6. It should be noted that when visiting Lijiang, it is best to bring your own water.

Because it is best not to drink the spring water on the mountain roads. Outsiders may easily suffer from diarrhea if they drink the spring water here. Once it is boiled, there will be no problem.

If you are very thirsty, try to drink with your hands or use a cup. Be sure to check for any locusts and pay careful attention.

In the village, there will be a pool filled with water from the snow-capped mountains. The water here can be drank directly.

7. If you walk into the forest, you must tighten your shoelaces and trouser legs, and wear a scarf around your neck to prevent locusts from flying onto your skin. When encountering locusts, slap them instead of pulling them out.

Also be careful not to hit the honeycomb.