Favorable conditions for developing mountainous areas

The favorable conditions for developing mountainous areas are as follows:

If mountains, hills, and relatively rugged plateaus are collectively called mountainous areas, then my country’s mountainous areas account for about 2/3 of the country’s total area. Compared with plains, mountainous areas are less suitable for the development of agriculture, but some mountainous areas with better water and heat conditions have favorable conditions for the development of forestry and animal husbandry.

So the answer is: Advantages: Rich in forest, minerals, hydropower, tourism, biological and other resources. It is convenient for diversified operations in tourism, mining and agriculture. Disadvantages: prone to soil erosion and natural disasters. It is not conducive to farming (planting industry), transportation and infrastructure construction.

1. Advantages of rural tourism development in mountainous areas

1. Mountainous areas are rich in tourism resources and have high-quality ecological environment

my country’s mountainous areas are vast and have high-level tourism Resources are mainly concentrated in the central and western regions, which are dominated by mountainous areas. Mountainous areas have overlapping mountains, dense water, dense vegetation, diverse species, and rich and diverse tourism resources. In addition, the terrain is complex, the climate types are diverse, the ecological environment is superior, the natural conditions are significantly different, and the tourism resources have different spatial distribution characteristics. , there are many tourism projects to choose from, such as sightseeing, adventure, inspection, etc., which can meet the needs of different groups of tourists.

In addition, the villages in the mountainous areas are surrounded by greenery, with clear streams, fresh air, simple folk customs and excellent natural ecological conditions, which are more in line with tourists' leisure needs and true feelings about the countryside.

2. It is less affected by urbanization and has obvious late-mover advantages

Due to inconvenient transportation, mountainous areas have always been less affected by the outside world. Since modern civilization has less intervention in the countryside, many mountainous areas still retain a large number of primitive and unique customs, and there are still many distinctive rural tourist destinations that have not yet been developed.

Especially in remote mountainous areas with underdeveloped transportation, the original rural landscape and customs have been preserved. Most of these undeveloped rural tourist destinations are located in remote places with underdeveloped local economies. The industry is backward and transportation is inconvenient, so it is unknown to the outside world.

However, the local scenery is very beautiful, and it has preserved many original and unique natural landscapes and simple and rich national culture, which has become a latecomer advantage in the development of rural tourism.