25 Times Tourists Decided To Do the Most Stupid Things! (4 of 5)

 

 

Ancient tomb destroyed by Harry Potter fans

Megalithic Tomb, Wood

On a tomb in Galicia, one Harry Potter fan drew a logo of Deathly Hallows. The tomb, La Casa dos Mouros dolmen, is ancient and is one of the prominent tourist spots in Galicia.

 

 

Corals defaced by the sea divers

Marine Biology, Water, Underwater, Organism Coral Vandalism, Natural environment, Organism, Underwater

A photo where names were scribbled on the corals went viral on various social media platforms, after a diving center posted them. From what the center later admitted, one of the tourists who wrote the name apologized and vowed never to do such a thing again. They also added that hopefully, it would prevent others from this kind of stupid behavior.

 

 

Ancient land formation destroyed by tourists

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In Zhangye, China, a unique land formation that is said to be millions of years old was destroyed by a group of tourists who first broke into this unique landscape and then destroyed the place. They even went ahead and took a video of the entire incident, and later bragged how they didn’t even have to buy tickets for entry!

 

 

Bamboo forest vandalized

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As evident in this case, even bamboo forests aren’t really safe from being vandalized by the tourists. In this bamboo forest in Kyoto, Japan, hundreds of trees were destroyed by tourists who scribbled names and made edges on the trees. According to the forest staff, the trees were destroyed and were removed from the place later.

 

 

Mexican monuments vandalized

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In La Venta Museum and National Park in Mexico, a group of Indonesian tourists destroyed more than fifteen ancient structures. These monuments were built more than one thousand years ago, and are considered sacred by many people.