Official response: An elderly man was taken to a cemetery for an 18-yuan day trip. What is the most embarrassing tourist attraction you have ever visited?

Official response: An elderly man was taken to a cemetery for an 18-yuan day trip

A few days ago, some tourists reported that an 18-yuan day trip was taken to a cemetery. It was initially discovered that Chongqing Longyao Cultural Tourism Industry Co., Ltd. (registered in Banan District, Chongqing) and its branches have not obtained the "Travel Agency Business License" and are not qualified to organize package tour activities. The problems reported by tourists are still under further investigation and verification, and the specific investigation and verification results will be announced in time.

So, what about some of the more popular tourist attractions in China?

According to online information, the number one most disappointing attraction in China is Gulangyu Island in Xiamen. Many young writers and artists have had fantastic fantasies about the island customs and fresh painting style of Gulangyu Island. But more than 100 related posts tell us that most people’s trip to Gulangyu Island is almost a journey of disillusionment.

From the ferry terminal at the peak of Spring Festival travel, to the crowded flow of people after arriving on the island, to all the Taobao stores in the ancient town, the over-developed Gulangyu Island has made netizens deeply understand what it means to feel tired or not loved. What.

Perhaps in the eyes of many locals, Gulangyu Island is also a tourist attraction that is not worth mentioning personally.

The Yellow Crane Tower in Wuhan is also worth a visit. Relying on many famous sayings such as "An old friend left the Yellow Crane Tower in the west, and the Yellow Crane never returned" left a deep impression on people. The Yellow Crane Tower has an innate cultural IP advantage.

But when the Yellow Crane Tower was rebuilt in 1985, nostalgic tourists discovered that it was originally a modern cement tower with an elevator, filled with calligraphy and paintings. When I visited the Yellow Crane Tower before, I found that men's underwear was sold on the third floor of the Yellow Crane Tower, and it said "men's underwear enlarged" on it. Just like that, the fairy spirit and artistic conception of "The First Floor in the World" and "The First Scenery in the World" disappeared instantly.

In fact, the phenomenon of tourism deceiving people can be found in various places now. The key point is the extent to which it deceives you. As a tourist, the most important thing is to have a pair of discerning eyes.

Okay, what other “deceptive” scenic spots have you been to?