Risk of frostbite and hypothermia due to very low temperatures (can drop below -40°C).
✔️ Wear multiple layers of thermal clothing, waterproof outerwear, insulated boots, gloves, and face protection.
✔️ Limit time outdoors in extreme cold.
⚠️ Arctic winds are very strong and unpredictable.
✔️ Always check weather forecasts before outdoor activities.
✔️ Avoid venturing into the wild alone – go with a guide or organized tour.
🧬 No major endemic tropical diseases like malaria or Zika.
✔️ Ensure routine vaccinations (MMR, Hepatitis A/B, Tetanus).
✔️ Flu vaccine is recommended due to cold, crowded conditions.
⚠️ Drinking water may come from melting snow – boil before drinking.
✔️ Prefer bottled or filtered water.
✔️ Eat high-calorie food to help maintain body heat.
☀️ High UV reflection from snow increases risk of sunburn & eye damage.
✔️ Wear UV-protection sunglasses (wrap-around type).
✔️ Apply high-SPF sunscreen on exposed skin.
⚠️ Very limited medical services in Arctic regions.
✔️ Carry a comprehensive travel health kit with medications, wound care supplies, and emergency blankets.
✔️ Know emergency evacuation options and nearest medical stations.
✔️ If traveling to Arctic mountains (e.g., Svalbard), risk of altitude sickness exists.
✔️ Take gradual acclimatization and stay hydrated.
📡 Cell service may be limited or unavailable.
✔️ Carry satellite communication devices for emergency contact.
⚠️ Polar nights (months of darkness) can affect mood and circadian rhythm.
✔️ Plan activities and maintain regular sleep schedule.
✔️ Light therapy devices may help.
❄️ Do not underestimate the cold – always dress appropriately.
🚶♂️ Travel with experienced guides.
🔋 Carry extra batteries for devices (cold reduces battery life).
🗺️ Have detailed maps and GPS navigation.
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