Because I don't know whether it is the forest, mountain or plain swamp in the south or the north. . . It is said that there are many pythons in the south, but as you said, it is a legend. Maybe cauliflower snake. . .
Stay for a few days, no matter you meet wild animals, you need tents, alcohol stoves, alcohol, matches, sleeping bags, mountain shoes, insect repellent water, flashlights, compasses, food and drinks, a road map prepared in advance (the more detailed, the better, a simple hand-drawn map comparison), a relatively accurate timetable, and a few hours' journey every day, where to go and where to do.
It is better to be cautious in the initial stage. In addition, when purchasing equipment, you must consider your own bearing capacity. Don't give up halfway (a common mistake made by beginners).
Bring less drinks and drinks, and more pure water and mineral water. The supermarket sells compressed biscuits. Take a pack.
Search for the specific things in the medicine box on the donkey friend or outdoor website and prepare one for yourself.
Don't disturb for three days. Remember that there are countless mosquitoes waiting in the mountains, and you should know what to bring.
For more than three days, you'd better find an experienced team leader.