Baoquan Scenic Spot, the most "controversial" scenic spot in Henan, is it necessary to give a bad review if the tickets are expensive?

Speaking of the focus of South Taihang tourism, Huixian has several scenic spots, which are famous at home and abroad. But when it comes to the scenic spots in Huixian, one place has to be mentioned, and that is Baoquan Scenic Area, which is known as the "Little Jiuzhai in the Central Plains".

According to the data, Baoquan Scenic Area was a barren mountain a few years ago, but it has beautiful scenery and numerous waterfalls and pools. But then people exposed the secret hidden in the depths of the mountains and were developed and put into use. In just a few years, the ticket price is really staggering, comparable to a scenic spot in 5A, so not many people should go. But in fact, tourists keep coming, especially on holidays, and tourists are full.

Baoquan Scenic Area is located at the junction of Henan Province and Shanxi Province. The whole resort is divided into two parts: Daxigou and Xiaoxigou. Taihang Mountain has a peculiar red stone canyon, and there are countless spectacular waterfalls in the scenic spot. As a national forest reserve, the vegetation coverage here is simply frightening. Perhaps because of the late development of the scenic spot, there are still many amazing magnificence similar to the virgin forest, and countless tourists come here every year.

However, because the scenic spot has just been developed, the number of tourists remains high, and the management and service of the scenic spot were once vomited by tourists. The most serious problem is the small traffic management adopted in the scenic spot, which leads to the over-concentration of tourists. Tens of thousands of people are crowded in the waiting area, and sometimes they can't get on the bus for 1 or 2 hours, which greatly affects the tourist experience. Although the beauty of Baoquan Scenic Spot is good, the tickets for 1 10 yuan are still a little expensive. If the ticket price is lowered appropriately, it is still worth a visit.