Rafting

       Rafting is a challenge of physical strength and courage. While seeking thrills and enjoying the fun, pay attention to safety and master some techniques. During the rafting process, as there are many drop zones and large drops throughout, avoid bringing items that are afraid of getting wet to prevent them from falling or being damaged.

Friends who wear glasses should secure their glasses with a rubber band beforehand. You must wear a life jacket throughout the journey to prevent capsizing when you're not paying attention. During the rafting process, pay attention to the arrows and signs along the way, which can help you stay alert to drop zones in advance.

When going down rapids, hold onto the inner grip straps of the raft. Those sitting at the back should lean slightly backward, and in a two-person raft, ensure the raft remains balanced and parallel to the river to ride the current smoothly. If the raft gets stuck, do not stand up hastily—steady the raft and find a solid foothold before standing.

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