Make the following preparations to have a better May Day travel experience: 1. Plan in advance: Route, time, and destination must be planned in advance. Choose a time when there are fewer people and less traffic jams, such as starting before five in the morning or ten o'clock in the morning.
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When checking into a hotel or going to parks or museums, you must book or make an appointment in advance. For example, the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace in Beijing are definitely overcrowded, so you must make an appointment in advance.
2. Bring relevant equipment such as cameras, charging equipment, rain gear, and sun protection products. For families who want to explore outdoors, tents and mosquito repellents are indispensable, so be sure to check them one by one.
If you are hiking, prepare two extra layers of clothes and bring hiking sticks if convenient.
3. If you are bringing children, you can learn about local history and customs in advance.
It is easy for children or adults to take a quick look at the scenery. It is recommended that friends who are traveling to read the travel guide in advance to understand the best routes and the most economical ways, and also familiarize themselves with a little bit of local history. This way, it will feel like revisiting the old place and giving you a sense of intimacy.
Feeling will make your trip more meaningful.
If possible, I can record it and make it into a DVD in the future. It will be a good memory.
4. Pay attention to weather changes.
In addition to bringing rain gear, depending on weather changes, decide whether you will mainly play indoors or outdoors to avoid being embarrassed.
If it’s afternoon, don’t go rafting or anything like that. When hiking, check the opening status of local tourist areas.
There are also tight highway parking conditions, so fill up with gas when traveling, bring food with you on the road, and avoid stopping on highways.
5. When going to tourist attractions, do not buy items recommended by tour guides to avoid regrets.
You may want to buy some souvenirs or accessories from local representatives, so try to buy them in regular stores.
When you go to the local area, be polite and courteous. Don't conflict with others over trivial matters such as purchasing or accommodation, which will affect your travel mood. Be a civilized traveler.
The above are some suggestions. Traveling during the May Day holiday will inevitably be overcrowded. I hope everyone will take care of their belongings, take care of their children, and have a happy Labor Day!