World Heritage natural site
Authenticity of Ficus Hispida as a Local Traditional Product in the Lembah Lenggong World Heritage Site
... Inventorying the importance and resource utilization of plant species by the local communities of Lembah Lenggong was an integral part of this ongoing study. The vast number of plant species present in the region is an ...
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... a World Heritage Site, cultural heritage attractions, and local values have gained popularity as a touristic ...as natural, science, human, and art to history and art, technology, and ...
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Governing cultural heritage: UNESCO's World Heritage Convention.
... of heritage by merging the once separate categories of natural and cultural ...cultural heritage inextricably linked to their natural ...of heritage involved both tangible and ...
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Factors influencing destination food image in Penang World Heritage Site
... Malaysia is a multi-ethnic and multicultural country and this is reflected in the Malaysian cuisine. Tourism including food tourism has been strategically positioned to ride on the cultural diversity of the country with ...
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Conserving the Ifugao Rice Terraces World Heritage Site: Financing cultural landscapes in a less-developed country through an ecosystem services framework
... Climate change has become a major concern the last years. Global greenhouse gas emissions are believed to cause a general rise in global temperature, causing shifts in weather patterns and more severe natural ...
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World Heritage List : does it make sense?
... and natural sites to be ...TV. World Heritage Sites are widely used in marketing campaigns to promote national ...the site or ...of World Heritage Sites and the number of tourist ...
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A Prospect Analysis of Natural Environment for Ecotourism Development in the Archaeological Site of Bujang Valley, Kedah
... tourist site that has long been the focus of attention and increasingly growing is Bujang valley, Kedah (Jusoh et ...archaeological heritage site of the protohistoric ...a site of the old ...
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Appreciating a World Heritage Site using Multisensory Elements: A Case Study in Kinabalu Park, Sabah, Malaysia
... Abstract. Nature based tourism products offer valuable experience to visitors which can only be appreciated or stimulated using sensory elements. Visual, sound, taste, smell, touch and mobility are sensory elements that ...
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Conservation and Livelihood Conflict of Kaziranga National Park: A World Heritage Site of Assam, India
... participation needs to be brought about through extensive awareness and orientation programmes (Reed, 2008). The importance of ecotourism as a comprehensive conservation approach is immense. Entrepreneurial efforts of ...
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Site of Jesus Baptism: From Discovery to World List Heritage
... factors, natural and man-made, that affects or may impact the site if not properly ...on site for the visitor walks and pilgrim processions to protect the remaining character of ...the site in ...
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Creation of Educational 3D visualisations of a cultural world Heritage Site: Saltaire Case Study
... the World Heritage in a new perspective leading it to long-term knowledge and support informal resources which will help to raise the knowledge of future students along with local ...popular heritage ...
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Heritage as a Catalyst for Urban Regeneration: Interrogations and Propositions for the World Heritage Site of Liverpool.
... of world heritage assets will inevitably throw up quite different interrogations and ...prioritising heritage values has proved to be a very complex ...of heritage brings with it ...a ...
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Bringing the community into World Heritage through biocultural diversity: issues and policy implications
... the World Heritage Committee has recognised ‘cultural landscapes’ as a category of site within the Convention’s Operational ...between natural and cultural diversity, and acknowledges ...
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The Preah Vihear Temple: Roots of Thailand-Cambodia Border Dispute
... The dispute between Thailand and CambodiaoverthePreahVihear temple that led to tension and skirmishes between the two neighbors in Southeast Asia was a result of two main causes. First, the dispute had its origin in the ...
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Everyday World Heritage
... 10 World Heritage ...both natural and (Indigenous) cultural values generating much discussion on the paradoxical use of the term ‘wilderness’ (see Langton 1996 for a discussion on the origin of the ...
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The future of World Heritage in Australia
... the World Heritage Convention seriously we might, for example, see China and Australia work together to reduce climate change contributions and thereby lessen the ...
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Non-spatial and spatial characteristics of international tourists’ behaviour in Melaka World Heritage Site
... and heritage aspects have been used to strengthen the competitiveness of the given cities and to attract more tourists (Timothy, ...because heritage is among the growing segments in the tourism industry for ...
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An art and design perspective: The development of a 3D interactive Saltaire UNESCO world Heritage site
... Saltaire was awarded UNESCO United Nations educational Scientific and cultural organisation World Heritage site in 2001. The state party report in application for UNESCO inscription clearly states ...
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Africa, Archaeology and World Heritage
... the world, on develop- ments in architecture or technology, monumental arts, town-planning or landscape design; (iii) bear a unique or at least exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition or to a civilization ...
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Cultural heritage and one of the UNESCO world heritage list, Cumalikizik
... Dating back to 14. Century, Cumalıkızık is one of the other Kızık villages which are located nearby the eastern valleys. Located at 10th kilometers of Bursa- Ankara highway, and 3km south of Uludağ Mountain, with 340 km ...
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