Knockoff Attraction: Austria’s Most Beautiful Town Perfectly Replicated
By MOOK Scenic Spots Travel Life Network Editorial Team
China boasts abundant tourist resources, from natural landscapes to rich cultural attractions that are endless to explore. But even that seems not enough—in recent years, China has actively developed imitation towns, perfectly copying world-famous sites, drawing considerable media attention. One of these is the Austrian town of Hallstatt, known as the most beautiful town in the world.
The world’s most beautiful town, Hallstatt in Austria. (Image source / lostateminor)
The Chinese knockoff version of Hallstatt. (Image source / lostateminor)
Hallstatt, the world’s most beautiful town, was once wealthy due to its salt mines. Though the small town has just one main street and a few distinctive houses nestled by the mountains and water, its unparalleled lakeside scenery has earned it a spot on the UNESCO World Heritage list, leaving a deep impression on many visitors.
The most beautiful town scenery has been faithfully recreated in the town. (Image source / lostateminor)
Every scene and object has been restored based on careful research. (Image source / lostateminor)
Developers aimed to recreate the scenery of the most beautiful town, so that Chinese tourists wouldn’t have to travel all the way to Europe to experience such a charming place. (Image source / lostateminor)
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