Off-Road Vehicle Club Leader Takes 20 Cars Through Zhangjiajie
Off-Road Vehicle Club Leader Takes 20 Cars Through Zhangjiajie. As the leader of a website's off-road vehicle club, Old Xu beams with pride when talking about the grand "Zhangjiajie Free Trip" in August 2008. Old Xu said that thanks to ample preparation, the 20 off-road vehicles heading to Zhangjiajie had not a single serious accident—a relative success. But along the way...
This article is compiled from the original travel notes on the "Zhangjiajie Tour Guide Network" (33519.com); it is a record of trips from earlier years. Time-sensitive information such as ticket prices, schedules, and accommodation prices is subject to the latest announcements from scenic areas and transportation authorities; the itinerary ideas and attraction introductions still have reference value.
The captain of an off-road vehicle club led 20 vehicles through Zhangjiajie
As the captain of a certain website's off-road vehicle club, Old Xu spoke with great pride about the mighty "Zhangjiajie independent trip" in August 2008. Old Xu said that thanks to ample preparation, the 20 off-road vehicles heading to Zhangjiajie did not have a single serious accident, so it could be considered fairly successful. But there were also some "interludes" along the way.
For example, the travelers in one off-road vehicle became moody and fell behind midway, affecting morale; the teammates in two or three off-road vehicles could not stand the days of jolting and developed symptoms such as fever, vomiting, and gastroenteritis, forcing the convoy to stop and "recuperate."
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Don't casually answer "hero recruitment posts" online
Friends who like browsing forums will find that "backpackers" often post "hero recruitment posts" online challenging the limits, including rafting great rivers, climbing sheer cliffs, and even walking to Tibet. However, not everyone is suited to and capable of completing these challenges.
As a veteran trip leader, Old Xu frankly said he had seen some self-driving tour tragedies. "People who have lived in cities for a long time, after all, do not have much contact with mountains and wilderness, and nature is unpredictable, so who can guarantee absolute safety!" Therefore, travelers should first do a thorough job on safety. For example, before choosing a destination, they should try to understand the safety conditions around the destination, and before departure check by themselves whether safety precautions are in place, and so on.