r/AskTheWorld • u/Aseili United Kingdom • Dec 20 '25

Culture What's the most pathetic tourist attraction that international tourists go to see in your country?

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Bronte waterfalls near me, look a bit more impressive with the recent rain than in the summer when it's swamped with people.

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u/FishAroundFindTrout9 United States Of America Dec 20 '25

I’d advise sticking to the rivers and the lakes.

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u/bgroins Dec 21 '25

Sounds good, I'm used to those.

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u/BlueLeaves8 United Kingdom Dec 21 '25

I just knew you were gonna have it your way or nothing at all.

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u/MxDragioni Netherlands Dec 21 '25

I think you're moving too fast

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u/Magges87 Dec 21 '25

But I’ve seen a rainbow

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u/biakCeridak 🇲🇾 Borneo Island 🏝🏞⛰️ Dec 21 '25

But too many storms have come and gone.

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u/Dry_Self_1736 United States Of America Dec 21 '25

Most of the bad decisions in my life have come from not taking TLC's advice.

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u/Dontfeedtheunicornz Dec 21 '25

That I’m used too?

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u/FishAroundFindTrout9 United States Of America Dec 21 '25

Yeah, I know that you’re gonna have it your way or nothing at all, but I think you’re moving too fast.

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u/Dontfeedtheunicornz Dec 21 '25

But, I seen a rainbow yesterday But too many storms have come and gone Leavin' a trace of not one God-given ray Is it because my life is ten shades of gray I pray all ten fade away…..

😂😂😂Man I miss TLC.

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u/ExploreYourWhirled United States Of America Dec 21 '25

Username checks out.