5 days and 4 nights in the classic small loop of RV in western Sichuan (1 night RV camping experience + Siguniang Mountain + Yala Observation Deck + Niubei Mountain + Danba Tibetan Village + Moshi Park + Balangshengdu + Honghaizi + Muya Temple)

*** 【Kind tips】**

1. [Registration date] It is recommended to consult customer service for registration more than 30 days in advance. You need to consult customer service in advance to confirm whether there are vacancies on the specific travel date and make an appointment.
2. [Insurance] Please fill in the correct personal information format in the buyer's message or reservation system: name, contact information, and ID number; in order to purchase insurance for you.
3. [Tour departure notice] According to the off-peak season, the specific meeting hotel address will be contacted and confirmed with you about 3 days in advance in the form of a tour notice.
4. [Ticket Discount] If you hold a ticket reduction or exemption certificate stipulated by the relevant country, please carry it with you and inform in advance, we will refund the price difference on the spot according to the publicity regulations of the scenic spot.
5. [Worry-free travel] We solemnly promise that if you have any questions during the journey, you can contact your exclusive customer service at any time, and we will help you solve all your reasonable requests. 【Special Tips for Plateau Travel】
6. If you have never been to the plateau, you must undergo a strict physical examination before entering the plateau. If you find heart, lung, brain, liver, and kidney lesions, severe anemia or high blood pressure patients, please do not enter the plateau blindly. Cardiopulmonary function tests and characteristic hypoxic challenge tests before travel are particularly important. Through the tests, people who are not suitable for plateau travel can be scientifically assessed and screened out to avoid accidents for these people during travel. People with the following diseases should not go to the plateau: *1) Hypertensive patients aged 50 years or older.
7. Patients with organic heart disease and cerebrovascular disease. *3) Patients with uncontrolled diabetes.
8. Patients with chronic lung disease, various respiratory insufficiencies; patients with bronchial asthma.
9. Patients with various blood diseases. *6) Patients with pulmonary hypertension caused by various cardiopulmonary diseases. *7) People who are prone to apnea during sleep.
10. Patients with neurological and mental diseases such as hysteria, epilepsy, and schizophrenia. *9) People with severe colds and respiratory infections.
11. People who have suffered from altitude sickness and other serious chronic diseases in the past. *11) Children under the age of 7 are best not to go to the plateau. Because children are in the period of physical development, they are very sensitive to the plateau hypoxic environment, and are prone to hypoxia and acute altitude sickness.
12. Elderly people with weak physique should also be cautious. Due to the decline of physical function, the elderly are not immune and have insufficient ability to deal with special environments. They are prone to colds and acute altitude sickness, and are difficult to treat.
13. From the moment you decide to travel to the plateau, add some anaerobic exercise in your daily life, so that the body can develop a certain tolerance to the hypoxic state.
14. Prepare some commonly used medicines. In plateau areas, the respiratory system is very susceptible to infection, and some antibiotics should be taken. Sanitation conditions are limited on the plateau, which is prone to gastroenteritis, so you can take ciprofloxacin or sulfa drugs.
15. The temperature difference between morning and evening in the plateau area can reach 15-20 degrees Celsius, so you need to bring enough cold-proof clothing.
16. Prepare anti-ultraviolet protective equipment.
17. If you go directly to the plateau area by plane, you must ensure adequate sleep the night before, do not eat greasy food, and do not drink alcohol. If you enter the plateau area by car or train, you must make a daily itinerary plan. It is best to control the ascent height at 400-600 meters per day. Organ functions are gradually adjusted to obtain better adaptability.
18. Avoid and eliminate the triggers of the disease. Cold, overwork, and respiratory tract infection are often the cause of the disease. When you first enter the plateau, it is very important to pay attention to prevent overwork, keep warm, and prevent respiratory infections.
19. During the process of entering the plateau and the first arrival at the plateau, do less physical activity and other strenuous activities. Registered participants are deemed to default to the rules of this event. In view of the fact that outdoor activities are uncontrollable and unpredictable risks exist objectively, participants are requested to correctly assess the dangers of activities.