Tired of China tourists everywhere, which minority countries are worth punching in?

Today, I will introduce several countries with minority tourism. The scenery in these countries is incredible, and they are not crowded with tourists from China. Every country has its own unique characteristics, some of which you may never have heard of.

Liechtenstein is a small landlocked country between Switzerland and Austria. The border between Liechtenstein and Switzerland is completely open, and the Swiss franc is used as its currency. Super safe, friendly and beautiful.

If you have seen the movie Heidi or The Sound of Music, imagine the mountain scenery. They are right beside you. Many people hike here in summer and ski here in winter. If you go high enough in the Alps in summer, you can have snowball fights with your friends on a hot day.

Like its neighbors, Liechtenstein has huge castles. In fact, they also have a royal family living in Vaduz Castle, a huge castle overlooking the capital vaduz.

For me, the biggest advantage of Liechtenstein is that I can cross a country on foot. Yes, you are right. It started in schan wald 19 1 on the Austrian border. Go straight along this road and turn right at the main roundabout in two hours. The bridge to Switzerland is in front of you. You walked leisurely for two hours, all downhill, and you passed a country like this!

Eritrea You may not realize the existence of this country in the Red Sea. Eritrea, sandwiched between Sudan, Ethiopia and Djibouti, was actually a colony of Italy until it was forced to surrender after World War II. It's fascinating to see Italy in miniature in this coastal African country that shares many heritages with Ethiopia. The food, language and customs of these two countries are very similar.

Because there are not many tourists in Eritrea, they will be very excited and enthusiastic to see you, even if they don't speak your language. This hotel is more expensive than I expected, and everything is "cash only", but the food and transportation are very cheap.

Nepal You may have heard of Nepal. There are many tourists here, but most of them are climbers or religious pilgrims, because the Buddha was born in Nepal.

Most parts of Nepal still maintain a laid-back atmosphere originated from the mythical Shangri-La. There are many natural scenery to see here. You can also buy special souvenirs in Kathmandu, which is famous for hand-carved figurines, silverware and carpets.

Outside Kathmandu, you can take a bus for 6-7 hours, or you can take a 20-minute flight from Yeti Airlines and cross the mountains to Chitwan National Park. Go on a hunting trip to find the unique one-horned rhinoceros and a large number of other animals in this area.

Azerbaijan is located between Russia and Iran, near the Caspian Sea, and has a unique blend of two cultures. Because of its oil reserves, this country is rich, but for tourists, the price is surprisingly cheap, and the cost of transportation and food is lower than that of the EU countries near you.

The buildings here are incredible. Walk around and see all kinds of buildings. In the evening, watch the light show on the famous Flame Towers.

The hospitality of Azerbaijanis is also unbelievable. Most of their guests are on business, and tourists are not common.

Honduras I put Honduras on the list of countries you should go to, not because many cruise ships go to Roatan. On the contrary, near the Guatemalan border, you should visit the Mayan ruins in Copan.

Copan is not as famous as Chen Chiyicha in Mexico and Tikal in Guatemala, but there are some incredible Mayan ruins here. Because it is not so famous, it is not so crowded and the cost of visiting is lower.

To sum up, I chose five different countries, not in the same place. Maybe you are not familiar with these countries, but I think you should go to these countries and get a rare and unique experience. I think it's more pleasant to go to places with few tourists. As a rare tourist, you will get incredible hospitality.