Rejuvenating Silk Road‘s Route as a Symbol of Civilization and its Role in Sustainable Tourism

• 발행기관: 세계문화관광학회
• 저자명: Mohsen Ranjbar Rahim Sarvar
• 간행물 정보: 『Conference Proceedings』11th International Joint World Cultural Tourism Conference 2010, 637~646쪽, 전체 10쪽
• 주제분류: 사회과학 > 관광학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2010.11.30

영문 초록

Silk road which is formed by the complete connection road networks by making its way through Eurasia over the centuries has been seeking regulatory functions and various political, social, cultural, artistic, religious and commercial and…..Silk road route as a historical complex phenomenon has been included in almost all factors to preserve the human race. For thousands of years Silk Road has not only opened a brilliant page in global history, but has a deep effect and an active functional role in expanding relations between counties in the future. This road which has had a long experience and has been linking people, demonstrates that humans have never confined themselves in their racial fences, ethnicity and geographical locations and have endured long hard roads. This road has been the passage way for cultures, different dialects, nationalities, cultures that have had a long history on earth. Countries located in the route of silk- road, create a main cultural intersection that the richest and most extensive heritages are located. These live and historical heritages have created tourism main attractions. Reviewing connecting old patterns in Silk Road and rebuilding its historical fiber, not only guarantees its preservation and maintenance, but ensures the survival of areas traditions and prospers tourism and placed in this path will be as a symbol and enigma. Silk-road in Iran is entered as an eastern-western axis to khorasan and from that route arrive at Toos, Neishabour, sabzavar, shah rood, damghan, semnan to ray and from ray which was a big city go to ghazvin and from there was divided into two branches. From ghazvin one way to the northwest meaning to sarab, Tabriz, marand and then khoy and then departed Iran and from the other to the west meaning to Hegmataneh (Hamadan today) then to Kermanshah and then depart Iran. Today revival and rejuvenation of Silk Road only historical commemoration is left and along this road could be very interesting to tourists. Other important points that we should now is that Iran is the only country that the terrestrial and marine silk road meet at the Persian Gulf. In this article it has been tried to in addition to identifying the strengths of this important historical cultural road, solutions for its revival for the purpose of regenerating the tourism markets have been presented.

목차

Abstract

Introduction

Iran’s Archaeological and Historical attractions

Natural Attractions

Artistic, literary and scientific attractions

Tourism’s sustainable development principals on Silk Road‘s route in Iran and the region

Silk Road tourism feasibility studies in countries on Silk Road route

Conclusion

Sources

키워드

Silk Road Tourism Sustainable development civilization links