Where is it good for people with disabilities to travel, and are tourist attractions free of charge

To tell the truth, at present, the whole society does not care for the disabled, and bullying is not allowed. But to say **, only to stagger the tourist season.

It's okay, as long as he has the heart!

<> not all tourist attractions are free, and scenic spots that do not implement ** pricing and ** guide price can not be free for the disabled. There is no unified regulation by the state on this, and the scenic spots in each region are different, and there are about the following four situations: 1. In some scenic spots, you can enjoy free admission with a disability certificate; 2. In some scenic spots, holders of disability certificates are not eligible for ticket reduction; 3. In some scenic spots, holders of disability certificates can enjoy partial ticket reductions; 4. In some scenic spots, holders of disability certificates can enjoy different ticket reductions and exemptions according to different levels of disability.

The national 5A-level scenic spots in the country clearly stipulate that people with disabilities can play for free as long as they have a certificate, but there are some places where only half or full tickets, and the specific situation is subject to the regulations of local attractions.

In 2017, 31 provinces and cities across the country have also been clarified; Public cultural and sports facilities and tourist attractions such as museums, parks, exhibition halls, libraries, gymnasiums, memorial halls, zoos, botanical gardens, and some scenic spots shall be open to persons with disabilities (deaf-mutes) free of charge. The provinces and cities that have specific documents clearly stipulate are: Beijing, Tianjin, Chongqing, Shanghai, Hebei, Shanxi, Heilongjiang, Inner Mongolia, Jilin, Guizhou, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Sichuan, Shaanxi, Ningxia, Henan, Hainan, Hunan, Jiangxi, Gansu, Yunnan and Qinghai.

In addition, some places have also made specific provisions on whether to give preferential treatment to persons accompanied by severely disabled persons, as well as how to charge for transportation in scenic spots.

Under normal circumstances, it is better for people with disabilities to go to places where the Paralympics have been held, places with flat terrain or scenic spots in more developed areas, and the corresponding barrier-free facilities and environment will be better.

Disabled people to travel, mainly to consider physical strength and convenient transportation, generally climb the high mountain and other attractions such as Pajing is not suitable, indoor attractions are more suitable, such as museums, food city Chun Nian Shen, parks, etc.

There is still a certain inconvenience for people with disabilities to go out to travel, so most of the famous mountains and rivers are not able to go to the fire to look for it, and the best way to go to the group is the cultural scene in the big city, such as the water town in the south of the Yangtze River, the former residence of celebrities and the like. There are many people, many services, and convenient transportation.

If you are disabled, I don't think it's necessary to go on a long walk, I think it's probably a nearby park, or a suburb.

Disabled people try to go to famous mountains and rivers as little as possible, which is inconvenient and unsafe. The city tour route is relatively much more convenient.

Disabled people generally do not climb mountains, and now it is very convenient to travel anywhere in the town? Well, all tourist attractions with handicapped access are available, so you can safely go to the tourist tour.

Hello, I am glad to answer your questions, whether tourist attractions across the country are free for people with disabilities, and the specific situation needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis. At present, the free policy for the disabled is different in tourist attractions in various parts of China, and most local scenic spots have free policies for the disabled, but there are also some local scenic spots that are not free. First of all, there are some scenic spots in our country that have a free policy for people with disabilities.

For example, the Palace Museum in Beijing and the Shanghai Wild Animal Park both offer free admission for people with disabilities, as well as other incentives such as free services, parking spaces and special services. In addition, some places** have opened special tours for people with disabilities, allowing people with disabilities to participate in low-cost or free travel. However, there are also some places where tourist attractions do not provide services for people with disabilities for free, and there will even be certain discounts.

For example, some tourist attractions will reduce the number of tickets for people with disabilities**, but this discount is generally not large, and in many cases even requires a certain amount of admission fee. All in all, the free policy for the disabled in tourist attractions in various parts of China is not the same, and it needs to be considered according to the actual situation. It is only through a detailed understanding of the local situation that it is possible to accurately judge which tourist attractions are free for people with disabilities and which are not.

I am also a disabled person with lower limbs, and I will get tired after walking for a long time, so I have never gone out, I am afraid of walking too much, but I really want to go out to travel, I really envy people with good hands and feet.