Cultural Landscape Management of Keereewongkot Village, Nayoong District, Udon Thani Province

Abstract

This article aimed 1) to study the resource base of tourist attractions of Keereewongkot Village 2) to study cultural landscape management in Keereewongkot Village, Na Yung District, Udon Thani Province 3) to propose cultural landscape management for tourism in Keereewongkot Village, Na Yung District, Udon Thani Province. The research model is Qualitative research that uses the concept of cultural landscape. Interpretation planning and management and related research as a research framework. The main research areas are Keereewongkot Village, Na Yung District, Udon Thani Province local community sample local community representatives and entrepreneurs, including the Udon Thani Tourism Business Association of 11 people and 400 tourists. The research instrument used was the In-depth Interview.

The results showed that 1) Keereewongkot Village is an ecotourism village. Providing overnight accommodations for tourists in both homestay and tent camping in the village. Take a ride in a fast car, see nature, follow the way of life of farmers and hill tribes, see the waterfall, eat wild rice, and take pictures from the Mekong River viewpoint on the mountaintop, 2) The management of the cultural landscape of Keereewongkot Village is managed to achieve the appropriateness between the culture and the environment. Receive cooperation from government agencies The private sector and village members work together to manage accommodations and tourist activities. 3) Guidelines for managing cultural landscapes consist of 3 parts: (1) nature conservation. It helps the villagers to develop a sense of love for their hometown and to work together for nature conservation and local culture sustainably,
(2) distributing income to the community. It is to help villagers have a developed life that is happy and living in their hometown without having to go out to work in the big city and
(3) manage the cultural landscape. It is a presentation for villagers to understand and cooperate with various government agencies for sustainable management of the cultural landscape.