What are the top ten most dangerous tourist destinations in the eyes of Americans?

Brazil is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, but it is also a very dangerous country for tourists. The main problem in Brazil is the extremely high crime rate. According to the State Council's report, the murder rate in Brazil is four times that in the United States. Frequent murders are just the tip of the iceberg of hidden dangers of social security in Brazil, and local rapes, robberies and quick decisions also occur from time to time. Flash robbery is a new form of crime. After the victim is hijacked, criminals often take him to the ATM immediately and get the ransom in a short time. Gang violence can often be seen in economically underdeveloped areas such as Sao Paulo and El Salvador, and these cities are also the most dangerous places in the world. Rio de Janeiro, the second largest city in Brazil, is a tourist destination for many people, but it is also a hotbed of crime. The widening gap between the rich and the poor in the local area is also a potential hidden danger, which may lead to more violent crimes in the future.

9. Venezuela

Venezuela's beautiful beaches and rugged mountainous terrain are very attractive to some adventurers. But this South American country is also full of dangers, and tourists there need to be vigilant at all times. According to a report by the State Council, the murder rate in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, ranks first in the world, and most murders eventually go away.

There are few police patrols in the slums of Caracas, which is also an area that tourists must avoid. This country is full of pickpockets, armed robbers, hotel thieves, swindlers and street swindlers. Special attention should be paid to fake police checkpoints and quick kidnappings set up by unemployed gangs, which are very common in the local area. Even at the airport, crime is rampant and airport management itself is full of corruption. The security situation on the border between Venezuela and Colombia is very bad. The Venezuelan government advises tourists not to go within 50 miles (about 80.5 kilometers) of the border, while members of the US Embassy are directly prohibited from going.

In addition to the above, the food in Venezuela is also excellent, and the local area is also suitable for surfing, but it is best for tourists to buy insurance before traveling to the local area.

8. Mount Everest

Even from a distance, Mount Everest may still be the most exciting scenery you have ever seen in your life. Climb to the top of Mount Everest and you will enjoy the scenery you have never seen before. But to see this wonderful scenery, you still need to face many dangers. The weather is a factor that must be considered. Only on the way to the first overnight camp on the mountain can a series of frozen bodies be found. Many experienced climbers bury their bones here every year, and they are unprepared for the imminent danger. Climbing a mountain from Nepal is a good choice. The incidence of violent crimes in Nepal is not high, but crimes related to tourists occur from time to time-robbery, pickpocketing and fraud are common. Generally, local criminals will only let you lose a camera or a few pairs of sunglasses. The real danger of climbing Mount Everest is the power of nature.

7. Russia

After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, more and more tourists went to Russia. Moscow and St. Petersburg are both good places to watch architectural sculptures and Orthodox culture. The incidence of non-violent crimes in these cities is not low, but violent crimes have also shown signs of rising recently. When traveling in Russia, we should guard against skinheads who haunt the streets, and also guard against unreasonable harassment and inquiries from the police. Only black and white tourists can swim in Russia.

6. Zimbabwe

Landlocked Zimbabwe has some of the most famous tourist attractions in Africa. Victoria Falls on the Zambezi River is called MoSi-OA-Tunia by local people, which is translated as "the fog of thunder" in Chinese, and it is one of the most amazing natural wonders in the world. Zimbabwe is a country with unstable political situation, and a coup may happen in the blink of an eye. Due to the deterioration of the domestic financial environment, there are also some fugitives in the local area. Armed robbery, street cars, fraud and flash robbery all occur from time to time in the local streets. Tourists also need to be wary of taxi drivers, many of whom sit on the ground and start at a price.

5. Haiti

Haiti and Dominica each own part of Hispaniola, a scenic island that is one of the best resorts in the world. The crime rate in Dominica is criticized, especially in Haiti. As the poorest and backward country in the western hemisphere, it is common to rob secretly here. The State Council once said that no city in Haiti is safe, and 8% of cocaine in the United States is imported from Haiti. Visitors here should be especially careful. Most robberies, murders and kidnappings are aimed at foreigners (because locals have nothing to rob at all). Then why do so many people travel to Haiti? Because the resort here has beautiful Caribbean scenery.

4. Yemen

Although Yemen is one of the least developed countries in the world, resorts on the southern coast of Yemen are still crowded with tourists. The local scenery of Sorokot Island, Aden Island and Kamalan Island is refreshing. Tourists who travel to the local area don't have to worry about their own safety, but more about their own cars, because car theft is the most common case in the local area. There is Al Qaeda in Yemen, so American tourists need to be especially careful.

3. Kenya

The beauty of natural scenery in Kenya is amazing. Nairobi National Park allows visitors to witness many large wild animals on the grasslands. If you like hunting trips, there is no better destination than Kenya. Unfortunately, the security situation in Kenya is also backward in the world. Kenya's main attractions are also "offices" for armed bandits, pickpockets and swindlers. Kenya's political situation is constantly changing, and it has suffered many terrorist attacks.

2. Lebanon

Lebanon, a small country, became famous internationally because of the continuous civil war in the 1970s and 1980s. However, after 1990s, more and more people went to Beirut, which is also called "Paris in the Middle East". Considering the current security situation in Paris, we can assume that the person who came up with this metaphor must be a senior black. The highest local crime rate is still street crime, but some areas still have armed institutions like Hezbollah, which is still a tourist attraction for tourists from other countries. American tourists should be cautious.

1. Somalia

Somalia has the longest coastline in Africa, one of the best resorts, cheap food, beautiful almaden Mountains and the most famous Somali pirates in the world. In 2004, the country's tourism minister said that since 14, no tourists have entered Somalia through normal channels (a considerable number of foreign "tourists" have been hijacked). With civil war, poverty, drugs and weapons flooding, Somalia has become one of the most dangerous countries in the world. Want to travel to Somalia? Then buy insurance first and make a will.