What do I need to prepare to go to the Sahara desert?

Thanks for inviting me. I went to the Sahara desert from Morocco. There are relatively mature tourist routes. There are many scenic spots in Sahara. Generally speaking, for personal safety, it is best to focus on scenic spots. For example, in the west of the Sahara Desert, Western Sahara is a disputed area. Our research found that the local characteristic is that many mines need to confirm whether the country is in turmoil or suffering from natural disasters before T_T leaves. After studying the scenic spots, you need to apply for a visa to go abroad, and then buy a ticket to study the itinerary. Please check with the embassy and various tourism forums. Mature tourist attractions, people have no problem with English. At least those who are engaged in tourism have no problem with English. Experience 1. People who have no hiking experience don't want to hike and have a hard time. 2. Choose the right season. I went in winter, but it was sunny during the day. At night, it was MINUS ten degrees, and I directly frozen three blankets. Please take the medicine. Don't go to Africa like me. If you are sick, there is no medicine to eat. 4. Bring your equipment. For example, headscarves and sunglasses in Baotou. There is almost no water for lodging and no electricity in the desert. So bring all kinds of spare batteries, mobile power and wet tissues. And if you take off your contact lenses, you must be careful, and it is best not to take them off. Our route in Morocco at that time was to get a Moroccan visa in advance. To Morocco: direct flight from England. Leave Morocco: Take a boat across the English Channel to Spain. Because I only stayed in Morocco for seven or eight days, there was not enough time. I only signed up for a three-day trip to the Sahara from Marrakech. On the way back, I can choose the same way and ask the driver to help you find a new car and take a ride to Fez. The three-day group went to the desert the next afternoon, took camels into the desert, stayed in a tent for one night and returned the next day. Camel team consists of 8 people, led by an Albanian brother, with a one-way trip 1 hour. There are at least sand dunes around the residence. You can climb to the top of the sand dune to watch the sunset. There will be a bonfire party in the evening, and the Albanian Brotherhood in the tent will cook some traditional Moroccan food Taji pot for everyone to eat. I happened to meet four students when I signed up for the Sahara League in the local area, so I got together ~ The Sahara League can bargain. Morocco kills tourists very seriously. Pai's car is a rotten car. After a big fight with the driver, a reliable sister paper was exchanged for a good car. In fact, you can drive to Morocco, and when you get to the desert, you can contact to rent camels. (Unfortunately, I didn't have enough self-driving experience at that time, so I'll talk about it next time. )