What are the tourist attractions that you don t regret and regret for a lifetime?

I think it should be Wuzhen. It is a typical ancient water town in the south of the Yangtze River in China, Wuzhen is divided into East Gate and West Gate, the West Gate is adjacent to the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, and is mainly used for business tourism and leisure vacation; As for the East Gate, it is mainly for tourism, and usually tourists will go to the East Gate to see it. You can see it in Wuzhen:

Mao Dun's former residence, Xiuzhen Temple, Wenchang Pavilion, ancient stage, etc. Here you can also buy a lot of Jiangnan souvenirs such as black green, silk cotton, cloth shoes, hu cakes, white water fish, etc. I wouldn't regret not going to a place like this.

Everyone knows that West Lake is a "paradise on earth". It has the reputation of a 5A-level scenic spot, and how many people go to it, but also to miss the legend of the White Lady and witness the majesty and magnificence of Leifeng Pagoda. It's also a place that carries dream-like legends.

If you don't regret going to the more regrettable attractions, it should be the kind of snack street specially developed for tourists, and the street of ancient buildings from all over the world that looks similar to each other. To tell the truth, I have lived and worked in Beijing for more than ten years, and I didn't know that there was such a so-called "well-known scenic spot" snack street in Wangfujing until recently. This place is in Wangfujing Pedestrian Street, I have been to Wangfujing many times, but I didn't notice it.

And knowing here, it is also thanks to the third cousin of my hometown who likes to travel, he came to Beijing for a tour, indicating that he wants to go here, this snack street, in addition to these snacks, you can also pay to see some old Beijing things, such as pulling foreign films or something. In the end, although it can't be said that he is unhappy, the third cousin came to a conclusion after shopping in the snack street that Beijing snacks have no characteristics and characteristics, and they are really unpalatable!

Nanhai Park is located on the south side of Donghe District, Baotou City, Inner Mongolia. It is one of the larger inland lake scenic spots in China, close to the Yellow River, and you can go fishing and take a boat to travel here. It is said that this place has the charming aura of the water town in the south of the Yangtze River, and enjoys the reputation of "Saiwai West Lake".

This scenic spot has no specificity except for the tall façade and the high and low tickets. The master who drove the boat did whatever he wanted. All in all not a very ideal place.

What do you think the Three Gorges Dam looks like? Grandiose, right? But in fact, there is a local saying that when you go to the Three Gorges Dam, "you don't regret it for a while, you regret it for a lifetime."

I did go to the Three Gorges Dam, if it wasn't during the flood discharge period, there was really nothing to see, and it was a relatively large pile of concrete to describe it simply.

Grassland Tianlu is located in Zhangbei County, north of Zhangjiakou City. Many people go to the grassland and primitive scenery where it grows naturally, but after they go, they all regret it, in addition to the expensive tickets for outsiders, there are also expensive farm yards, which is the road that has been walked along the road. Other than that, there are few places that are still memorable.

Personally, I think that the major ancient towns are too commercial, and some of the tickets are even less worthwhile, such as the Phoenix Ancient City in Hunan, after entering the city, there are some things to sell, plus some unsightly attractions. Fujian Zhangzhou Nanjing Tulou in the Yunshui Song Scenic Area, I feel that it is not worth going, the Tulou is more scattered and adds a big waterwheel.

When we went to Hong Kong in 2012, the tour guide said that we would go to three shopping stores in Hong Kong for three days. In the morning, I took a boat to Hong Kong, changed to a bus, passed through the security check, and finally arrived at Hong Kong. See the ground tour guide, heh!

It's so fierce. Say something with a Hong Kong flavor, shopping, shopping. The ground connection took us directly to the shopping store.

No way, buy it. Spent almost 2 hours in the shopping store and also bought a lot of things. The ground still doesn't let us out, we just want to go out by ourselves, strange?

Why can't I find the door to enter? Alas! I just didn't find it.

After nearly an hour, the ground scolded and said, "You are not buying more things, and you should sleep on the side of the road tonight, because there is no sponsor to pay for the house." Later, everyone was united in their hearts, and finally let the tour guide open the door, and it turned out that the exit was a shelf, and no one could have imagined it. The next two days of the itinerary were not much better.

I've come across a few places that aren't worth visiting: Yes, I've also come across some places that aren't worth visiting. The main cases are as follows:

1.The description is exaggerated. There is a sense of disappointment when the promotional description of some attractions is too far from the actual situation to meet the expectations of tourists.

2.Tickets** are too high. Some attractions are overpriced and cost-effective, resulting in a greatly reduced viewing experience.

3.The building is dilapidated. Due to the long-term lack of repair and maintenance, some scenic spots are dilapidated, and this kind of scenic spot is of little significance.

4.Over-commercialization. Some attractions that originally had a certain cultural connotation were over-developed and utilized, and eventually became purely commercial attractions, which would greatly reduce the play experience.

5.The season is not suitable. Due to the weather or seasonal weather, the best time to visit some attractions is limited, and if you choose the wrong season, it is difficult to appreciate the charm of its verdade, which can also be a reason why it is not worth visiting.

6.Too many people to play. In some popular scenic spots, due to the large number of tourists, the number of people in the scenic area is too large, and it is difficult to walk an inch, and this experience is not worth it.

7.The scale of the attraction is too small. Some attractions are actually small in size and content, but they attract a large number of tourists, and this period of time can also make people feel unworthy.

Therefore, in general, exaggerated publicity, excessively high tickets, dilapidated facilities, excessive commercialization, choosing the wrong season, excessive volume, and too small scale of attractions may become the main reasons why a certain attraction is not worth visiting. When choosing a place to visit, you need to consider a variety of factors to avoid being deceived and have a satisfying experience.

During the tour, it is common to come across unworthy attractions. Here are some of my personal experiences and feelings.

1.Museum of the Elderly.

I once went to a place known as the "Museum of the Elderly", hoping to learn about the history and culture of the elderly, but in the end, I found that it was full of boring old furniture and daily necessities, which was very disappointing. The interior layout of the attraction is also very casual and does not seem professional enough.

2.Commercialization of the Great Wall.

Anyone who has been to the Great Wall knows that the Great Wall is now very commercial. Merchants selling souvenirs, drinks and snacks on the Great Wall are uncomfortable with the presence of these vendors who have destroyed the original appearance of the Great Wall. In addition, there are so many people on the Great Wall that it is difficult to experience true tranquility and magnificence.

3.Mystery Garden.

Those who have been to the Mystery Garden may find that this attraction is not as mysterious as it seems. The installations and exhibitions in Jingyou Lead Forest Point are crude, not refined enough, and have no special highlights. Overall, this attraction is not worth a visit.

To sum up, it is common to come across unworthy attractions during tourism. We need to do more homework when choosing attractions to avoid wasting time and money.