Visiting post-natural disaster sites has been burgeoning in recent years. Dark tourism at those settings has been utilised as part of relief and recovery strategies after natural disasters. This research, undertaken at four post-natural disaster sites, explores the onsite experience of 196 participants using semi-structured interviews and participant-generated photos. Findings indicate that experiencing a disaster context could be cognitive, emotional, introspective, sensory, relational and hedonic. Some experience dimensions, such as introspective and relational experiences, might help illuminate the value of promoting dark tourism at natural disasters. Experience discrepancy across multiple cases indicates the heterogeneity and malleability of visitors' experiences in the context. By depicting lived experiences of tourists, this study contributes to the understanding of the ways through which dark tourism sites at natural disasters are experienced and constructed as well as provides practical insights into tourist experience creation.

近年来，参观自然灾害后遗址的情况正在迅速发展。这些环境中的黑暗旅游已被用作自然灾害后救援和恢复战略的一部分。这项研究在四个自然灾害发生后的地点进行，使用半结构化访谈和参与者生成的照片探索了 196 名参与者的现场体验。调查结果表明，经历灾难环境可能是认知的、情感的、内省的、感官的、关系的和享乐的。一些体验维度，例如内省和相关体验，可能有助于阐明在自然灾害中促进黑暗旅游的价值。多个案例中的体验差异表明游客体验在上下文中的异质性和可塑性。通过描绘游客的生活经历，