Oh, great. I'm more concerned about whether there will be high reaction when hiking on the plateau.

Whether there will be altitude sickness when hiking in high altitude areas is related to altitude and personal physical condition. Some people may have altitude sickness, while others don't. Generally, it should be noted that:

1, hiking on the plateau, especially hiking at an altitude of more than 3,500m, generally consumes a lot of physical strength, so it is recommended to bring enough food and drinks, but not too much, otherwise the load will increase.

2, try to choose a safe route, generally don't be too risky, because there may be no communication signal in the plateau or mountainous areas.

3. It is recommended to bring warm clothes, hiking poles, charging treasures and rain gear.

4. If altitude sickness occurs on the way, it is recommended to turn back in time.

Note: In mid-June, 2065438+2007, the husband and wife started from an altitude of 3,300 meters, walked for more than ten kilometers to Xueshan Pass at an altitude of about 4,800 meters, and went back and forth for seven hours. There is no one on the road, and there is no communication signal from the place above 3600 meters above sea level. After we boarded the Xueshan Pass (both sides are snow-capped mountains with an altitude of more than 5,000 meters), except for snow scenes and glaciers, it was a strong wind, which made it difficult for us to stand firm and had to retreat quickly, just to challenge our limits.