On September 14, according to the official account of the “Chinese Embassy in Armenia”, during the autumn and winter seasons, the weather in the mountains of Armenia is variable and the terrain is complicated, and outdoor activities such as hiking and mountaineering present certain safety risks. The Chinese Embassy in Armenia reminds Chinese citizens and tourists in Asia to fully assess their own situation, do a good job of safety protection, and never take blind risks. 1. Plan your itinerary reasonably, choose a safe route according to your own physical condition, outdoor experience, weather and terrain conditions, pay attention to screening the authenticity of social software information about the event location, and choose a regular route suitable for your abilities. If necessary, hire a professional guide to avoid traveling alone to the mountains or setting up unofficial routes on your own. Strictly abide by local safety regulations and never enter dangerous or restricted areas. Arrange entry and exit times reasonably to ensure that you go down the mountain or return to your place of stay before dark. 2. Pay close attention to the weather and adjust the planned weather in mountainous areas in a timely manner. Conditions such as low temperatures, high winds, heavy fog, rainfall, snowfall, hail, and low visibility may occur. You should keep up to date with weather, road conditions and safety warning information through local official channels before and during departure. In case of bad weather or significant deterioration in hiking conditions, the itinerary should be adjusted or cancelled immediately; do not risk moving forward. 3. Prepare sufficient equipment and materials, prepare for emergencies Prepare the necessary equipment according to the route and weather conditions, carry cold and rainproof clothing, wear footwear suitable for outdoor activities, and have enough drinking water, food, emergency medicine, lighting equipment, maps or positioning equipment, power banks, etc. Learn about accommodation, supplies and rescue facilities along the way in advance, and prepare emergency plans for emergencies. 4. Keep communication unobstructed, promptly report poor mobile signal in some mountainous areas of the itinerary, inform family and friends about the itinerary and estimated return time before departure, and keep the contact information of scenic spots, places of accommodation, police and rescue agencies properly. Ensure that communication devices such as mobile phones are fully charged, keep in touch with the outside world in a timely manner, and keep an eye on your own condition along the way. In the event of an emergency, please remain calm, give priority to ensuring personal safety, seek help from local police and rescue agencies promptly, and contact the Chinese Embassy in Armenia. The Chinese Embassy in Armenia once again reminds Chinese citizens and visitors in Asia that when participating in outdoor activities such as hiking and mountaineering, they must raise safety awareness, insist on doing what they can, be fully prepared, and never pose a safety risk due to momentary negligence or risky behavior.

On September 14, according to the official account of the “Chinese Embassy in Armenia”, during the autumn and winter seasons, the weather in the mountains of Armenia is variable and the terrain is complicated, and outdoor activities such as hiking and mountaineering present certain safety risks. The Chinese Embassy in Armenia reminds Chinese citizens and tourists in Asia to fully assess their own situation, do a good job of safety protection, and never take blind risks. 1. Plan your itinerary reasonably, choose a safe route according to your own physical condition, outdoor experience, weather and terrain conditions, pay attention to screening the authenticity of social software information about the event location, and choose a regular route suitable for your abilities. If necessary, hire a professional guide to avoid traveling alone to the mountains or setting up unofficial routes on your own. Strictly abide by local safety regulations and never enter dangerous or restricted areas. Arrange entry and exit times reasonably to ensure that you go down the mountain or return to your place of stay before dark. 2. Pay close attention to the weather and adjust the planned weather in mountainous areas in a timely manner. Conditions such as low temperatures, high winds, heavy fog, rainfall, snowfall, hail, and low visibility may occur. You should keep up to date with weather, road conditions and safety warning information through local official channels before and during departure. In case of bad weather or significant deterioration in hiking conditions, the itinerary should be adjusted or cancelled immediately; do not risk moving forward. 3. Prepare sufficient equipment and materials, prepare for emergencies Prepare the necessary equipment according to the route and weather conditions, carry cold and rainproof clothing, wear footwear suitable for outdoor activities, and have enough drinking water, food, emergency medicine, lighting equipment, maps or positioning equipment, power banks, etc. Learn about accommodation, supplies and rescue facilities along the way in advance, and prepare emergency plans for emergencies. 4. Keep communication unobstructed, promptly report poor mobile signal in some mountainous areas of the itinerary, inform family and friends about the itinerary and estimated return time before departure, and keep the contact information of scenic spots, places of accommodation, police and rescue agencies properly. Ensure that communication devices such as mobile phones are fully charged, keep in touch with the outside world in a timely manner, and keep an eye on your own condition along the way. In the event of an emergency, please remain calm, give priority to ensuring personal safety, seek help from local police and rescue agencies promptly, and contact the Chinese Embassy in Armenia. The Chinese Embassy in Armenia once again reminds Chinese citizens and visitors in Asia that when participating in outdoor activities such as hiking and mountaineering, they must raise safety awareness, insist on doing what they can, be fully prepared, and never pose a safety risk due to momentary negligence or risky behavior.