“What travelers need to prepare for extreme cold temperatures in the Arctic: Necessary clothing and equipment”
– What clothes and equipment do tourists need to prepare to cope with the extremely cold temperatures in the Arctic?
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The importance of preparing costumes and equipment
The importance of preparing clothes and equipment when traveling to the Arctic cannot be denied. With harsh weather conditions and extreme temperatures, choosing appropriate clothing and bringing all the necessary equipment will help visitors have a safe and comfortable trip.
Skin:
– Bringing enough winter clothes and warm clothes is extremely important when traveling to the Arctic. You should prepare thick coats, sweaters, thick pants, gloves, hats, scarves and warm shoes to protect your body from the cold.
– In addition, it is also important to bring an umbrella and shoes to walk on snow and ice in case you encounter bad weather.
Personal devices:
– In addition to clothing, it is also important to bring personal equipment such as a shaver, toothbrush, shampoo, and preventive medicine. If you have a medical history and need to use specific medications, bringing the necessary medication is indispensable.
– Especially when traveling to the Arctic, bringing first generation antibiotics is also very important because Northern European countries are still using this type of medicine.
Preparing the necessary clothing and equipment before traveling to the Arctic will help visitors avoid risks and enjoy the trip safely and comfortably.
Essential clothing for a trip to the North Pole
Winter outfit
– Warm clothes: Need to bring a variety of warm clothes such as thick coats, sweaters, fleece jackets, and windbreakers to protect against the cold.
– Underwear: You should bring warm underwear to keep your body warm in cold weather.
– Hats, gloves and scarves: To protect your head, hands and neck from cold.
Shoes
– Shoes for walking on snow and ice: You need to bring shoes that are waterproof and have anti-slip soles when walking on snow and ice.
– Sneakers: You should bring thick sneakers to walk around at other attractions.
Personal belongings and accessories
– Umbrella: You should bring an umbrella to protect against rain or snow.
– Personal items: Bring personal items such as a shaver, toothbrush, and shampoo suitable for your hair.
– Preventive medicine: If you have a medical history, you need to bring preventive medicine and make sure that the medicine used is suitable for treatment.
The most important thing when preparing clothes for a trip to the North Pole is to ensure warmth and protect the body from cold weather. In addition, it is also necessary to prepare appropriate clothing for sightseeing and travel activities in the tour program.
Types of footwear suitable for the weather conditions in the Arctic
1. Shoes for walking on snow and ice
Weather conditions in the Arctic are often very cold and covered with snow, so it is necessary to bring shoes to walk on snow and ice. These shoes have anti-slip soles and good insulation to protect feet from the cold.
2. Low shoes or thick sneakers
For travel in Estonia and Northern Norway, you should bring low shoes or thick sneakers to protect your feet from the cold and ensure safety when traveling in harsh weather conditions.
3. Umbrella (umbrella)
Carrying an umbrella is also important to protect yourself from sun and rain, especially when the weather in the Arctic can change unexpectedly.
The device protects the body from extremely cold temperatures
1. Waterproof and warm jacket
Choosing a waterproof and warm jacket is important when traveling to the Arctic. This jacket needs to have good water resistance to protect you from snow and rain, while also keeping your body warm in cold weather conditions. Choose a jacket with an inner lining to enhance warmth.
2. Hat and gloves
Hats and gloves are important pieces of equipment to protect your head and hands from the cold. Choose a hat that has an inner lining and covers your ears to keep your head warm. Gloves should also have an inner lining and be water resistant to protect hands from cold and moisture.
3. Sunglasses and mask
In cold weather, your face and eyes also need protection. Choose sturdy sunglasses to protect your eyes from UV rays and cold winds. In addition, you can use a mask to protect your nose and mouth from cold air when going out.
4. Waterproof and anti-slip shoes
Choose a pair of shoes that are waterproof and have anti-slip soles to protect your feet from snow and wetness. This will help you move safely and comfortably in harsh Arctic weather conditions.
5. Windproof umbrella (umbrella).
A windproof umbrella is also an important piece of equipment to protect the body from cold winds and showers. Choose an umbrella with good wind resistance to use when necessary during your trip to the Arctic.
How to choose and arrange clothes and equipment in your suitcase
Choose your outfit
– When preparing your suitcase, you need to choose clothes suitable for the cold weather in the Arctic, including jackets, sweaters, long pants, raincoats, and warm shoes.
– You should choose clothes that are easy to move in and comfortable to visit the tourist attractions in the program.
Arrange equipment
– To arrange equipment in your suitcase, you need to ensure that personal items such as shavers, toothbrushes, and shampoos are securely packed and leak-proof.
– In addition, it is necessary to arrange electronic items such as phone chargers, cameras, and irons neatly for ease of use.
Make sure your suitcase is properly organized to save space and ensure the safety of personal equipment.
Things to keep in mind when shopping for clothes and equipment for the trip
Skin
– Before shopping for clothes, you need to consider the weather conditions at the destinations in the travel program. For example, in Svalbard, temperatures are very low during the day and much lower at night, so it is necessary to prepare appropriate winter clothing.
– You should choose warm, waterproof and windproof clothes to ensure comfort when visiting tourist attractions.
– In addition, you also need to bring an umbrella in case it rains.
Personal devices
– In addition to clothing, you also need to bring snow and ice shoes for traveling in Svalbard and low shoes or thick sneakers for traveling in Estonia and Northern Norway.
– You should prepare personal items such as a shaver, toothbrush, and shampoo suitable for your hair.
– If you need to use special medicine, you need to bring backup medicine, especially if you have a medical history and need to use special medicine such as: cardiovascular disease, diabetes.
– Need to bring an iron and utensils for convenience (120v electricity, 2-prong round plug) if needed.
Please note that what to consider when purchasing clothing and equipment for your trip depends on the weather conditions and activities expected at each destination.
How to preserve and clean costumes and equipment after use
Preserving clothes
– After use, the costume needs to be hung to dry in the sun to remove odors and bacteria.
– Avoid leaving wet clothes in bags or suitcases to avoid creating conditions for bacteria to grow.
Clean equipment
– Make sure equipment such as snowshoes, umbrellas, and warm clothing are thoroughly dried after each use.
– Use disinfectants to clean equipment such as shoes and umbrellas to prevent bacterial growth.
Please note that care and cleaning of clothing and equipment after use is important to ensure health and safety throughout your Arctic travel.
Tips for taking care of your health when dealing with extremely cold temperatures
1. Skin care
– When exposed to extremely cold temperatures, skin can become dry and chapped. To protect your skin, you should use a high-quality moisturizer and apply it evenly over your entire body.
– Avoid bathing in hot water for too long because it can dry the skin. Instead, you should take a warm bath and use moisturizing shower gel.
2. Protect the respiratory tract
– Cold temperatures can cause irritation and inflammation of the nose and throat. To protect your respiratory tract, you should wear a mask when going out.
– Drink enough water and avoid smoking and inhaling cigarette smoke from people around you to keep your airways clear.
3. Keep your body warm
– To keep your body warm, you should wear enough warm clothes, especially lining clothes and waterproof jackets.
– You should eat enough nutritious food and keep your stomach warm to create heat for the body. Limit alcohol intake as it can lower body temperature.
Remember that careful preparation and proper health care will help you have a safer and more enjoyable trip to the Arctic.
Visitors need to prepare insulated clothing, UV-protective eyewear, anti-slip shoes and skin protection equipment to cope with the extremely cold temperatures in the Arctic. Be well prepared to experience this wonderful journey!
