An County Tourism Resources Survey Report

Tourism resource survey

Requirements:

Conduct a tourism resource survey. Be good at using your brain to conduct field investigations and write accurate and feasible investigation reports. The purpose is to cultivate practical operational abilities, including both oral expression and written work abilities.

Teaching content:

1. Implementation plan

(1) Pre-investigation guidance.

1. The whole class is divided into four groups, each group has about ten people, each group has two leaders, and the representative of the squad leader serves as the coordinator. Each group chooses one or two of the "Main Scenic Spots in Mianyang" Survey each scenic spot. The coordinator plays a regulatory role, and the scenic spots investigated by each group should not be repeated.

2. After discussing and selecting the scenic spots, the group will formulate an investigation plan and conduct further division of labor investigation within the group. The group members should unite as one, work together, and make plans together.

3. According to the investigation plan, various channels such as relevant books, the Internet, TV reports, newspapers and magazines can be selected to collect the required information.

4. Conduct interviews with parents and the elderly, or with scenic spot directors and local tourism bureaus to find out clues to untapped tourism resources or the current status and prospects of existing tourism resource development.

5. Whether it is untapped tourism resource clues or developed tourism resources, you should use your vacation to conduct on-site inspections to understand the situation and design a feasible development plan.

6. After the investigation, each investigation team should classify, make statistics, and analyze the collected information, records and related assumptions, etc., and select a representative to write the investigation report (the content includes: What attractions are there in the selected scenic spot, the number of tourists, the advantages and disadvantages of the scenic spot, how to maximize strengths and avoid weaknesses for further development, etc. The report format can be diverse and the angle can be chosen by yourself). Team members cooperate with each other and make revisions together.

Determine the target: interesting and meaningful survey objects

Develop a plan: determine the scope and clarify the focus

Design steps, select methods

< p>Implementation plan: collect data, on-the-spot investigation

Keep records, work together

Prepare reports: analyze data, identify problems

Focus, concise and objective< /p>

2. Relevant information

1. Overview of Sichuan tourism

Sichuan Province is endowed with unique tourism resources. The complex geographical environment and long history and culture have given birth to many unique natural and cultural landscapes, which constitute natural advantages for the development of tourism. Sichuan's tourism resources are characterized by high quality, large quantity, complete types and wide distribution. Among the "Top 40 Tourist Attractions in China" selected in 1992, Sichuan had seven, ranking first among all provinces and cities in the country. The 16th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in December 1992 approved the inclusion of the three national scenic spots nominated by China, Wulingyuan, Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong, as natural heritage in the "World Heritage List". Sichuan accounted for 2. Listed as national key scenic spots are: Mount Emei, Qingcheng Mountain-Dujiangyan, Huanglong-Jiuzhaigou Valley, Jinyun Mountain, Jianmen Shu Road, Shunan Bamboo Sea, Gongga Mountain, etc. There are 33 sites listed as national key cultural relics protection units: Leshan Giant Buddha, Du Fu Thatched Cottage, Wuhou Temple, Dazu Rock Carvings, and Sanxingdui Ruins. In addition, there are 19 provincial-level scenic spots, 272 provincial-level cultural relics protection units, and 17 various rare animal and plant protection zones, mainly for giant pandas and silver fir trees.

The province has formed seven major tourism areas, receiving nearly 400,000 overseas tourists and 22.7 million domestic tourists every year. The status and role of tourism in the province's social and economic development are increasingly significant. Driven by the tide of reform and opening up and accelerating the development of the tertiary industry, Sichuan's tourism industry will enter a new period of development.

2. Famous tourist attractions in Chengdu

Wuhou Temple was first built in the late Western Jin Dynasty. It has been damaged and changed many times over the past thousands of years. Wuhou Temple faces south. The main building gate, the second gate, Liu Bei Hall, and the passing hall run through the central axis of Wuhou Temple.

Du Fu Thatched Cottage is located on the bank of Huanhua Creek outside the west gate of Chengdu. It was the former residence of Du Fu, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty, when he lived in Chengdu. Du Fu is revered as a Chinese poet. In December 759 AD, in order to escape the Anshi Rebellion, he fled from Chang'an to Chengdu. In March of the next year, he built a thatched cottage on the bank of Huanhua Creek and called himself a "thatched cottage".

Wangjiang Tower is located 2 kilometers southeast of Chengdu, close to the south bank of Jinjiang River. It is a place of interest commemorating Xue Tao, the famous female poet of the Tang Dynasty.

Qingyang Palace, formerly known as Qingyangsi, is located in the west gate of Chengdu. It was a famous material trading market in Chengdu in ancient times. Taoist temples began to be built here in the Tang Dynasty. The existing buildings include: Sanqing Hall, Doumu Hall, Hunyuan Hall, Lingzu Hall, Bauhinia Terrace, Bagua Pavilion, etc., all of which are relics of the Qing Dynasty. The most eye-catching thing about Qingyang Palace is the two bronze sheep in front of Sanqing Palace.

Wenshu Monastery is located on Wenshu Monastery Street in the north gate of Chengdu City. It was known as one of the "Four Great Jungles in Western Sichuan" in ancient times. It is now the office of the Sichuan Provincial and Chengdu Buddhist Associations.

3. Dujiangyan Water Conservancy Project

The History of Dujiangyan Water Conservancy Project During the Warring States Period and the Qin Dynasty King Zhao, Dujiangyan was built in 227 BC by Li Bing, the governor of Shu County. It is the oldest water conservancy project in my country. It is a monument in the history of science and technology in our country and is known as a wonder of the world.

For more than 2,250 years, water diversion for irrigation has given Shu the reputation of "Land of Abundance". Dujiangyan is the source of prosperity in "Tianfu" and it still plays an irreplaceable role, irrigating more than 10 million acres of fertile farmland.

The components of the Dujiangyan Water Conservancy Project. The most important part of the Dujiangyan Water Conservancy Project is the Dujiangyan Canal Head Project, which is a key facility in the Dujiangyan irrigation system. The head of the canal is mainly composed of three major projects: the Yuzuifeng dike, the Baopingkou diversion project and the Feishayan spillway.

Baopingkou Water Diversion Entrance Lidui Before the Baopingkou was excavated, it was Jianshanhu