I often see guests complaining: "I will never come to Zhangjiajie again. Zhangjiajie is too deceiving and I don't have a good time at all."

Or I saw it on Weibo: "Are the dishes in the scenic spot made of gold? Spending a thousand yuan for a meal is a fraud."

Or someone said: "I was stopped by the" traffic police "when I drove on the highway, and then asked me to take a" cousin "to the scenic spot. Later, I was taken by the" cousin "to the travel agency. It was 988 yuan/person for two days, not including meals. The food on the mountain top was crazy expensive, and the tour guide also kept pushing the self-paid scenic spots. He was cheated and didn't have any fun at all. He never came to Zhangjiajie again." and so on.

In fact, to put it bluntly, life is full of traps, let alone go to a place where people are unfamiliar with the land. There are no traps in any tourist destination. There are scammers everywhere. Not only Zhangjiajie, there are them. In fact, I also want to say that if you do your homework online more before going out, you will not be caught blind when you arrive at the tourist destination, and you will not be "fooled" by others. Many traps can be avoided, and you will not have an unpleasant journey. If you don't prepare beforehand, you will regret it too late after the incident ~ The traps you encounter on the road

The so-called fraud is of course for the money in your pocket. So what should I pay attention to when traveling in Zhangjiajie? Please take a look at the anti-fraud tips provided by Chen Feng's self-help tour Xiao Zhang:

1. Don't covet small gains

1. Beware of soliciting passengers on the train

The "soliciting rights" of many trains in Zhangjiajie are contracted by travel agencies, so soliciting passengers can get on and off the train freely. They usually get on the train at the last 1- 2 stops of the terminal and then search for prey. If they find out that you are here for a tourist, they will come and chat up with you, and then politely introduce the route to you. Their tactics in Zhangjiajie's words are: coaxing, frightening, and killing again

Suggestion on how to avoid it: It is recommended to know what routes to take before going out. You don't have to consult them. It's best not to let them find out that you are here for a tourist, so as not to add unnecessary trouble

2. Beware of those soliciting at the exit

Personally, I think this is the most terrifying group. Their methods of soliciting customers are ever-changing, which makes you feel disgusted, but can't do anything to them. If they find out that you are here for a tourist, first of all, they will politely drag you to the travel agency. If you don't buy oil and salt, they may have to come up with a group of people to surround you. If you don't go in yet, they will try again. A group of people will pretend to be people and a few will pretend to be bad guys. The bad guys will dress up as drivers and ask: Should I charter a car to Forest Park? 500 yuan, another possibility may pull your clothes and say: Wulingyuan Scenic Area, can you go by chartered car for 800 yuan...

At this time, many customers have to think, wow, chartered cars are so expensive, why not we go to a travel agency and join a group? It will definitely be more affordable. In fact, it is only 30 kilometers to Wulingyuan, and the chartered car does not exceed 120 yuan. However, some customers with high determination may not go to the travel agency with them at this time. Then they will have to use the most ruthless tactics. Those who pretend to be bad guys will pinch you while pulling your clothes, and sometimes they will turn the guests purple. I remember once meeting a girl in the scenic area. She was not here to travel, but she was surrounded by a group of people as soon as she got off the train. Later, when she thought that it would be difficult to escape anyway, she might as well go to the scenic area to play. At that time, I saw her blinking with her big eyes and innocent look, and I felt like laughing. I really admired those people

Suggestions on how to avoid it: Of course, the best way is not to let them find out that you are here for a tourist. When someone asks you, you either ignore it or shake your head instead of saying a word to them

3. Beware of taxi drivers

This is also a group of powerful drivers. There are really too many soliciting customers in Zhangjiajie. They are ubiquitous everywhere. These drivers like to make irresponsible remarks and use various methods to get you to board their stolen car, and then use various methods to trick you into entering a travel agency and join a travel agency group, and then they make profits from it.

Zhangjiajie, which has always been known for its rich tourism resources, has very trivial matters to pay attention to. I will only provide you with some practical information based on my many years of experience living there, hoping to help you on your travel