9 Destinations Were Severely Damaged By Social Media

Social networks are creating a new culture in travel habits, when most people just want to appear at the destination to check-in and take their best photos.
9 destinations were severely damaged by social media
1. Lake Elsinore, California, USA: The town of Elsinore Lake is located 100 km east of Los Angeles. After heavy rains poured down, the whole town changed brilliantly with a forest of flowers spread out vastly. In just a few weekends, 66,000 people came to take photos, causing congestion, and crushed flowers, forced the place to close indefinitely

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2. Everest base camp: This is one of two base camps located in Tibet, opposite the legendary Mount Everest. This destination was recently forced to close because there is too much waste left by visitors, estimated at 8 tons In February, the Chinese government allowed 300 visitors to come here every year, little compared to the previous 40,000 visitors.




3. Fjadrargljufur Gorge, Ireland: After the music video I'm showing you by Justin Bieber in 2015, the singer is said to be the cause of bringing many troubles to Fjadrargljufur canyon. A "storm" of tourists around the world has drawn to this beautiful destination to check-in, causing the Irish government to close in June.
4. Wildlife in Yellowstone National Park, USA: Yellowstone National Park has a rare and precious wildlife population that is being affected by taking too close photos of visitors. Although forest rangers warn not to get closer than 8 meters to wildlife, visitors often break the law when driving near. Recently, a photo of a car running over a calf has caused a lot of anger
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Public play area in Hong Kong: After the photo of Choi Hung public playground became famous and won the photography award last year, many people flocked here to check-in. This basketball court is often in overload, directly affecting the people living around.
6. Sunflower Farm Ontario, USA: The beautiful farm with more than 1 million incense flowers was closed indefinitely last year, when several photos appeared on Instagram. It is estimated that about 7,000 cars arrived in the 12 hours, clogging and ruining the flower garden. The rancher family could do nothing but call the police to disperse the crowd.
7. Trollstigen Pass, Norway: The Trollstigen Pass is a famous photography spot of Norway.



Visitors to this destination often choose to sit on the cliff to take full photos of the vast valley below. Recently, after a Lithuanian tourist died in early July from a fall, the local police were considering zoning safety at dangerous shooting spots.
8. Santorini, Greece: The number of tourists coming to Santorini is causing more problems than the economic benefits they bring. Since Instagram launched in 2010, the number of visitors here has doubled, about 30 million people / year. This huge amount overloads the island's infrastructure, and at the same time makes many places seriously degraded.
9. Banff National Park, Canada: Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada, has clear blue lakes, picturesque scenery.



In 2017, when the number of tourists came here too crowded, this area was forced to close indefinitely. Park officials are trying to help reopen the site soon, but will also be zoning off visitors to only certain locations.
According to An Ngoc / Zing news
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