What are the construction ideas for religious cultural tourism landscape design and development?

The six-element theory of the tourism industry is generally adopted (travel, accommodation, food, purchase and entertainment), and the basic elements of the tourism activities generally include tourism subjects - tourists, tourism objects and tourism media. Tourist landscape is an important tourist object and the main object of tourist experience. The Vision Design Institute pointed out that in order to obtain a high-quality tourism experience, it must meet the experience needs of tourists and at the same time conform to the characteristics of sustainable development of tourism resources.

Thinking about the design, development and construction of religious cultural tourism landscape

Religious landscape design and development has life and soul. The life of Buddhist landscape architecture is shown in its religious meaning and social function; The soul of Buddhist landscape architecture lies in its unique Buddhist cultural connotation. Zhongdu Buddhist Garden is located in the city. Ye Qing, a landscape design expert from Pinnacle Intelligent Industry, believes: “First of all, we hope to plan it into a Buddhist cultural scenic spot with both religious beliefs and cultural and educational functions. Through spatial landscape and visual modeling, we can concretely It conveys the Buddha's teachings and the compassion and solemnity of Bodhisattvas; and rationally configures the different functional characteristics of the scenic spot, such as the commemorative space of religious buildings, the practical space for social education, and the living space of service providers, to create a Buddhist-themed cultural landscape. The architecture provides classic works. ”

According to the scale of the scenic area’s landscape design area, landform characteristics and the current status of the existing landscape, the design of different construction areas is determined around the interpretation of Buddhist culture with Buddhist sacred objects as the core. Landscape characteristics and functional positioning, phased construction, and rolling development. Baoxiang Temple, the core area of ??the Zhongdu Buddhist Garden, must be restored as it was before, with Buddhist holy objects as the core, pagodas as the main carrier, and Buddhist culture as the connotation, to restore the historical appearance of Baoxiang Temple's former prosperous past. , concentrated to form a historical temple that integrates the display of Buddhist sacred objects, the feelings of ancient pagodas and temples, and the experience of religious life, creating a spiritual and quiet space for "becoming a Buddha on the spot". When tourists enter Baoxiang Temple, they step into a mysterious aura. Buddhist holy place. That is the extension area of ??Baoxiang Temple. Through the interpretation of Sakyamuni's life and the influence of Buddhism in various parts of the world, according to the architectural cultural styles of various places, combined with gardens, tea ceremonies, food, etc., the construction has the characteristics of ancient India, Southeast Asia, Buddhist architectural complexes with distinctive characteristics such as those in Japan and Tibet allow tourists to fully experience the breadth and depth of Buddhist culture and the process of opening up the wisdom of life through the exotic Buddhist culture.

This landscape design project block reflects the transition scene from religious culture to secular culture. Through the analysis of the impact of Buddhist culture on the folk customs of the Central Plains, gardens, entertainment, shopping, food, etc. are combined and interpreted to form the scenic spot. In the peripheral open area, the entertainment, food and shopping activities rich in Buddhist cultural characteristics in the east and south of the scenic area are integrated with the commercial atmosphere outside the area. The reclining Buddha area in the scenic area echoes the northern mountains, making the scenic area remain open on the basis of being relatively closed internally. mentality, leaving room for the natural extension of the scenic area's functions, and allowing tourists to enjoy the art of life rendered by Buddhist culture.