Camping is one of the fun activities especially for the Adventure Buddhist who is happy with the natural atmosphere. Although a bit troublesome, camping in the open is not only entertaining, but also useful for physical and mental health.
However, camping in the wild like mountains or beaches also has its own code of ethics. Many rules, suggestions, and unwritten prohibitions to be followed by all nature lovers-the goal that humans always coexist with nature peacefully and not harm each other.
Well, here are five things that should be avoided during camping and adventure in the open.
1. Build Tents at the Wrong Time and Place.
Sometimes, many climbers or adventurers do not accurately estimate the time to reach the camping area after dark. In fact, building a tent at night can be very inconvenient because of the lack of light.
In addition, outdoor attractions usually have a special land reserved for camping. Not infrequently, people ignore the suggestion and build tents in place carelessly.
Instead, plan carefully the duration of the trip and the location of the camp. Adjust the local rules and provide free time for the unexpected. By building tents at the right time and location, camping can be safer and more controllable.
2. Takes Too Many Goods.
When preparing for camping, the items to be carried should be practical and functional. Indeed, some items such as food may be reduced in weight at the time of return, but of course my friend Akasaka does not want, is not it, fatigue when leaving because the congenital is too heavy?
Plan carefully luggage and estimate the amount of food to be prepared according to the length of the trip. To avoid fatigue, you should use a special bag that can store many items but still comfortable to carry.
3. Littering.
Throwing litter at the time of camping is one of the important things that you should avoid adventurers. Get used to carry a plastic bag to collect all the waste generated during the trip. Bring a plastic bag containing the trash until you have found a special trash can.
4. Leave the Trail.
In addition to garbage, many other things are considered to leave a trail at the time of camping. The rest of the campfire, cooking, and tents should be trimmed when finished. The rest of the food should be thrown away in the right place. This is to avoid the remaining food is eaten by wild animals in the camp area.
Also, do not bring home or destroy anything that adventurers find in the wild. It can be thought to leave scars and destroy nature because we will never know the consequences in the future.
5. Ignoring the Regulations on Fireside.
The existence of a campfire in front of the tent can indeed be very helpful. However, it turns out that adventurous buddies should be more careful when dealing with fire. First, create a campfire in the clearing and away from the grass and flammable trees.
Second, turn off the fire after everyone is ready to go into the tent to sleep. Letting a fire burn overnight can indeed drive out a beast, but some insects and animals are happy to come close to the light. Moreover, allowing the fire to remain unattended increases the risk of fire.
These five things are simple but very meaningful if your adventurers learn to avoid them. Plan camping well and avoid dangerous things to be true nature lovers.
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Sources for the Indonesian language, you can visit here: https://akasakaoutdoor.co.id/5-hal-yang-harus-dihindari-saat-berkemah-detail-15293
I just copied on the Internet and shared it for you. Hopefully useful for you who like adventure.
