Tourists drove off-road vehicles into Yanghu Lake in Tibet to take pictures. The local tourism bureau said: Never allowed! Why is this?

Tourists drove off-road vehicles into Yanghu Lake in Tibet to take pictures. The local tourism bureau recalled online that this kind of thing is not allowed. If a tourist has an accident while driving and drives his car into the lake, the consequences will be disastrous and it will also damage ecological resources. During the summer vacation, many people go out with their friends. They yearn for a free life. Although Tibet and Xinjiang are popular tourist destinations, everyone must also pay attention to their own behavior.

Because they will destroy protected areas. There are quite a lot of protected areas in Tibet, and there are various kinds of creatures in the center of the protected areas. If these creatures want to grow normally, they definitely need a good environment. There will be professional responsible persons patrolling the area to prevent anyone from damaging the environment and seriously injuring these animals and plants. Local protection regulations have long been in place. When tourists drive into the lake, they not only endanger their own lives, but also affect the water quality and the growth of plants on the ground. The paths around the lake are muddy and can easily leave car marks, ruining the beauty and affecting the experience of other tourists.

Because many people will rush to imitate, some unexpected situations may occur. There are many local lakes, but the lakes are relatively deep. If they drive into the water, it will be difficult to be rescued. Call 119 in time. It will also take some time for fire fighters to arrive, so it will be difficult to save the lives of these people. If everyone wants to jump into the lake to take a look, it will naturally affect the growth of organisms in the lake.

Tourists must be civilized during the tour and cannot be arrogant and unreasonable like savages, which can easily leave a bad impression on the locals. Relevant local staff immediately set up a fence around the lake and posted various notices. They will also communicate with the tourism company. When the tour guide introduces the scenic spots to tourists, they will remind them to protect the environment.