What are the disappearing tourist destinations?

10 disappearing tourist attractions. Let's feast our eyes!

glacier national park

Glacier National Park is located in northern Montana, USA, bordering British Columbia and Alberta. There are not only all kinds of animals and plants here, but also angular and crystal clear glaciers, giving people a feeling of being in a fairy tale world. Unfortunately, however, due to the greenhouse effect, the glaciers in the park are melting in a large area. The big glaciers in the past have become small glaciers today, and the small glaciers in the past have simply disappeared. There used to be about 150 glaciers, but now there are only 25 left. Scientists predict that all glaciers in Glacier National Park will melt around 2030, so those who want to enjoy the fairy-tale Glacier National Park should act quickly.

Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef, one of the seven natural landscapes in the world, is located in beautiful Australia. It consists of more than 400 kinds of colorful corals. Seen from the air, the reef island is like a green emerald, shining brightly, while the looming reef top is like a delicate flower, blooming in the blue sea. The naturally formed heart-shaped island is romantic, unique and beautiful, so the Great Barrier Reef is regarded as the most suitable place to propose marriage in the world. However, due to water pollution, global warming, illegal fishing and other unfavorable factors, the Great Barrier Reef will disappear in just 20 years or so, and such an outcome has to make people feel sad. So, while the Great Barrier Reef has not changed beyond recognition, while it is still as beautiful as imagined, let's take a look! But remember, don't touch those corals when you visit, because they are easily damaged.

Maldives

Maldives, formerly known as Maldives Islands, is located in South Asia. It is an island country in the Indian Ocean and the smallest country in Asia. It is known as "the God's Necklace on Earth" and "the last paradise on earth in the Indian Ocean". Maldives is composed of 1200 small coral islands, and is famous for its sparkling beaches and world-class diving resorts. At present, 80% of the Maldives is located at an altitude of less than 1 m, and the sea level is rising at a rate of 2 cm per year. Scientists predict that Maldives will be completely submerged in the next 100 year.

Madagascar

Madagascar, the full name of Madagascar, is an African island country, located in the western Indian Ocean, facing the African continent across the mozambique channel, and the whole island is composed of volcanic rocks. Madagascar is rich in tourism resources and biodiversity. There are species here that are not found anywhere else on earth. However, the status quo of this beautiful kingdom is in jeopardy due to the crazy logging and excessive hunting of human beings. If mankind continues to take from this kingdom without restraint, this beautiful place will disappear from the world in the near future.

Venice

Venice is a city in the northeast of Italy, an important port on the northwest coast of Venice Bay in Adriatic Sea, and has the reputation of "Water City", "Hundred Islands City", "Queen of Adriatic Sea", "Bridge City" and "Water City". Venice is born of water, beautiful because of water, and prosperous because of water. There are Phoenix Opera House, unique buildings of Renaissance and Byzantine period, Saint-Kyle Square, which Napoleon called "the most beautiful living room in Europe", and amazing cloisters. But the water level in Venice is rising every year. Scientists predict that this beautiful floating city will be completely submerged in the near future. Therefore, people who want to see its romantic style should hurry up.

Taj Mahal

The Taj Mahal is called "Taj Mahal" and described by Indian poet Weng Tagore as "a tear on the eternal cheek". The Taj Mahal is all made of white marble, which shows different characteristics at different times of the day and under different natural light. Its harmony and symmetry, the fusion of the garden and the reflection in the water, have created miracles that have amazed countless tourists. This is the pride of India and the miracle of the world. Regrettably, however, the pollution caused by industrial development has caused devastating damage to the Taj Mahal, and many places have been irreparably damaged. Because the surrounding factories emit a lot of toxic gases, there is too much acid rain, the marble steps have been worn and cracked, and exquisite carvings and gem inlays have also been destroyed. In addition, there are yellow spots on the Taj Mahal, which was originally white. Now, many outsiders call on the Indian authorities to adopt a closed policy towards the Taj Mahal. So, if you want to see the Taj Mahal, it's still early.

Antarctica

Antarctica, also known as the "seventh continent", is a continent around the South Pole. Located at the southern tip of the earth, it is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean, with Bellingsgar Sea, Ross Sea and amundsen sea at the edge. The continent is almost completely covered by glaciers, accounting for more than 80% of the global modern ice sheet area. However, with global warming, the glaciers in Antarctica are gradually melting. Although Antarctica will not disappear from the world in recent years or decades, it still has some adverse effects on tourists and there are more and more travel restrictions. If you want to go to Antarctica, you must find a responsible and environmentally conscious companion to go with you.

Dead Sea

Located at the junction of Jordan and Palestine, the Dead Sea is the lowest lake in the world and the deepest and saltiest lake in the world. Its lake is dark blue and very calm. It is said that except for a few microorganisms, aquatic plants and fish can't survive, so it is named the Dead Sea. However, the Dead Sea is drying up day by day, because all countries near the Jordan River are using the water of the Jordan River, and the Jordan River is the only water source of the Dead Sea, which means that the Dead Sea has lost13 of its water source. So the Dead Sea is in danger of drying up. In the near future, the Dead Sea will cease to exist. So if you want to lie in the dead sea and read the newspaper, then a warning, you should take it early.

The Alps

The Alps are located in south-central Europe, covering the northern border of Italy, southeastern France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, southern Germany and Slovenia. The Alps are world-famous scenic spots and tourist attractions with charming scenery. It is called "the palace of nature" and "the real landscape exhibition hall" by the world. It is also a resort for ice and snow sports and a paradise for explorers. However, with global warming, the ice and snow in the Alps are melting faster and faster, which has brought extremely adverse effects to ice and snow lovers.

Seychelles

Seychelles, the full name of Seychelles and the United States, is an archipelago country located in the Indian Ocean in East Africa. Seychelles, together with Maldives and Mauritius, ranks as three pearls in the Indian Ocean and enjoys the reputation of "tourist paradise". Every small island in Seychelles has its own characteristics. For example, Fregat Island abounds in countless exotic insects, Gangxin Business Island is a paradise for birds, Iger Island abounds in shells of various colors, and Al Dabboura Island abounds in countless turtles, which is very interesting. However, like Maldives, Seychelles will be submerged in the next 50 years-100.