Are you ready for your graduation trip? Warm tips
Pack essential medications: Preparing some common medications before your trip is also something travelers should pay special attention to. When you feel unwell, having the right small remedies on hand can be a lifesaver. There are several types of medicine that are must-haves in your luggage: Cold capsules, motion sickness pills, antihistamines, norfloxacin, band-aids, etc. Principles for choosing travel clothing: good ventilation, low heat absorption, strong moisture-wicking ability, dirt-resistant, and easy to wash. Based on these criteria, sportswear and jeans are quite suitable. Sportswear is soft and comfortable to wear; jeans have good elasticity, making them more suitable for mountain climbing and long walks. Choose a suitable pair of shoes: Generally speaking, if you’re going to the beach or visiting flatland attractions, you can opt for sports sandals or casual shoes; if you're heading to mountainous areas where hiking, rock climbing, or outdoor exploration are the main activities, it’s best to choose sports casual shoes with large, grippy soles that offer strong traction, slip resistance, and durability.
You can travel with a few close friends or go solo. Here are four things to keep in mind:
First, choose meaningful destinations. Places like Lugu Lake, Qinghai Lake, and Lhasa offer a harmony between humans and nature that can give you new insights into life and create unforgettable memories.
Second, do your research in advance, make a travel plan, set a reasonable budget, and focus on saving. Consider independent travel, staying in hostels, private guesthouses, or farm stays. You don’t need to carry a lot of money—just prepare a bit for emergencies and keep it in separate places.
Third, prepare your gear thoroughly. Purchase travel insurance before you go; your travel bag should generally include daily toiletries, clothes, mosquito repellent, medications, sunscreen, toilet paper, facial tissues, a flashlight, ID, a sun hat, etc.; a camera is essential.
Fourth, stay safe. If you’re going to high-altitude areas, make sure to prepare well in advance to prevent accidents or discomfort.
Fifth, don’t leave the group randomly during your graduation trip, avoid swimming in unsafe areas, and if camping by the sea, try to stay close to shore. Follow the reminders and safety instructions from management to ensure your safety.
Sixth, bring all necessary items (ID, student ID), medications, ensure your phone is fully charged, and it’s recommended to travel in small groups for mutual support.
Seventh, maintain the right mindset—your graduation trip should not interfere with job hunting or academic commitments.