Camping in the wild, let the soul take a vacation

Do you want to adjust your formulaic work life and use your holidays to get close to nature? The easiest way to get close to nature is to camp. Camping allows you to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, feel the freedom of body and mind, and change the monotonous and tedious rest. The weather is getting warmer and the wind is sunny. During the holidays, go to the nature to breathe fresh air, smell the faint fragrance of green grass, let the tired body breathe quietly in the wilderness, and let the restless mind slowly calm in nature. Let the soul take a good vacation.

What is camping? Camping means not relying on artificial equipment such as mountain houses and hostels, but using props prepared by yourself to live overnight in the mountains. In the past, camping was the most common term used in boy scouts and military activities, but generally refers to the wild. In nature, the free activity centered on staying is called camping. However, it still has many forms and methods. They are not the same. In addition, they can be widely regarded as camping, as large as an overnight stay in the army, and as small as a one-person camping.

No matter you go to camp or other places, the first step in camping is to find a comfortable camp. The quality of the venue greatly affects the activity. Therefore, the camp must be carefully selected.

The key point of choosing a site is to choose a place with good drainage first, and try to avoid places with traces of water running through or with water accumulation. If you camp in such a place, it will be miserable if it rains. It’s best to face the tent to the south or southeast to see the morning sun. Try not to place the camp on ridges or mountain tops. At least there should be grooves and don’t build on the side of a stream. Choose a camp site with good drainage, such as sand, grass, or cuttings. You don't need to dig drains, stones, or tree trunks to replace camp nails. It is best to find a camp with woods to shelter the wind. There should be no rolling stones, rolling logs and those weathered rocks above the camp.

Secondly, we must choose a place that can be sheltered from the wind, which depends on the way the surrounding plants grow and the terrain to judge. If you find that the branches and leaves of trees are leaning to one side or the terrain forms a ridge-like place, you must often encounter strong winds and you should avoid camping here.

Finally, try to choose a place that is flat, sunny, and close to the water. Furthermore, the beautiful scenery must be taken into consideration. The three most important points for choosing a camping site are drainage, wind, and flat ground. When camping, you must first determine these three points. If the scenery of the camping place is beautiful, but the tent is easy to be blown down by the wind, it is best to choose another place.