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Plan Ahead
Consider the length of your trail before embarking on a jungle trek so you have enough time to complete your route before darkness falls.
Blend In
Keep noise to a minimum while trekking to increase your chances of spotting wildlife. Start off your journey as soon as dawn breaks to catch a glimpse of animals as they stir to seek food from their surroundings and warmth from the sun.
Dress For Comfort
Pack loose clothing made from thin, airy fabric such as cotton and linen, and make sure you keep your arms and legs covered to ward off mosquitoes and protect yourself from being pricked and scratched by thorny plants and sharp leaves. Wear sturdy footwear and ankle support for maximum comfort and adequate traction, and long socks to avoid contact with leeches.
Stock up on essentialst
Pack adequate food and water to last the duration of your trek. Unless advised by your guide, never eat or drink river water or eat wild fruits – they could be polluted or poisonous. In addition, pack a first aid kit just in case you need to tend to minor injuries. |
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