Ethnic minority tourist areas have gradually gone from being overcrowded to being ignored. Why?

In the early days, domestic economic development was not as prosperous as it is now, so many people were unable to travel abroad. In this case, domestic travel became everyone's choice, especially to scenic spots where ethnic minorities gather. , this way you can also experience different exotic customs, so it was a very popular way to travel to ethnic minority areas at that time. Many ethnic minority areas have opened tourist attractions. These scenic spots were once very popular, but now no one cares about them. Can you guess the reason?

Take the Miao villages in Guizhou as an example. They still maintain a relatively primitive living condition. Men, women and children wearing ethnic costumes can be seen everywhere in the villages. The architectural decoration style is also unique. Many villages have always maintained their original style. The original characteristics are different from the environment we usually live in, and you can also taste ethnic minority cuisine here. Many tourists are also very willing to come here to experience a different lifestyle. The most important thing is that ethnic minority compatriots are very hospitable. So if you want to travel to this place, you must make a reservation in advance, otherwise you won’t even have a place to stay.

So why is it different now? It turns out that with the improvement of economic conditions and the convenience of applying for overseas visas, many people choose to travel abroad. Especially some neighboring countries are particularly popular, such as Japan, Thailand, Singapore and South Korea, so traveling to ethnic minority areas The number of people will naturally decrease a lot.

Nowadays, many villages are basically not overcrowded, so now there are no people in some small villages, and young men and women in the villages have chosen to seek development elsewhere. However, compared with some domestic scenic spots that are popular during holidays, the huge crowds of people really affect people's travel experience, so some people still prefer to travel to secluded ethnic villages, where they can be leisurely and undisturbed by the world.

Everyone, if you were given a chance, would you choose to travel to a village where ethnic minorities live?