Disappointed by the scenery, but healed by the culture, a new travel experience in Tunisia.

When most travel guides are raving about Tunisia's stunning coastline and ancient mysterious ruins, I want to share with you a different travel experience. On my trip to Tunisia, the scenery may not have been so amazing, but it left a deep impression on me in another way. When I first set foot on Tunisian soil, traveling between the various attractions, I was full of anticipation to be amazed by the wonders of nature or the weight of history. However, the scenery along the way did not make me scream as I imagined, nor did any of the scenery hit me like lightning and leave a deep impression. But gradually, I found that the charm of this place is hidden in those unnoticed corners. The tourist attractions in this country are a breath of fresh air in the wave of commercialization. There are no overwhelming tourist souvenir shops, no high-priced consumption that rips off tourists. Here, you can enjoy the purest travel experience at the most affordable price. A bottle of mineral water costs only a few dollars, and a hearty local meal costs only a few dozen dollars, so you can enjoy the joy of travel without any pressure on your wallet. What really made me fall in love with Tunisia was the people. Every Tunisian I met was as enthusiastic as a burning flame. Walking down the street, a simple smile can bring a string of enthusiastic greetings from the locals. Their eyes are full of curiosity and friendliness towards Chinese people. In a small café, the owner not only made me a local specialty coffee, but also talked to me about Chinese culture, food, and life. The sparkle in his eyes made me feel that they really like and welcome Chinese people. At the ancient Carthage ruins, an old man volunteered to be my "guide". Although his English was not fluent, he used rich gestures and vivid expressions to tell me the story behind the ruins. From his story, I seemed to travel through time and space and saw the glory and vicissitudes of Carthage. At that moment, I had a deeper understanding of the history of this land. In the Tunisian market, the vendors greeted me warmly, without the utilitarianism of eager sales, but more like sharing between friends. They patiently introduced me to various specialty products and bargained with me. Every small price concession was accompanied by hearty laughter, making shopping an interesting interaction. In this fast-paced era, many places have become a bit impetuous. But Tunisia is different, it is like a paradise, retaining the most primitive kindness and sincerity. The scenery, the people, the prices, everything is so simple and unpretentious, yet full of warmth and power. If you are tired of the same old commercial tourism and long for a trip that can really touch your heart, then come to Tunisia. Here, you may not be amazed by the stunning scenery, but you will be healed by the culture. Believe me, when you set foot on this land, you will gain a unique travel memory.