What does tourism geography include besides food and architecture?

It also includes humanistic tourism resources, national culture and its carriers, and religious cultural resources.

Humanistic tourism resources refer to the material entities created by ancient and modern human beings that can attract people to carry out tourism activities, or myths and legends and anecdotes of celebrities based on them.

national culture and its carriers-mainly include special folk customs, customs, festivals, national arts and crafts that are visible, tangible and participatory.

Religious cultural resources: mainly include two types. One is the visiting religious architectural art, such as altars, temples, temples, temples, large statues with personality, and the decorations, sculptures, murals, couplets and inscriptions endowed with them. The other is the religious activity places created by these religious buildings and art itself. For example, clergy of various religions preach and seek the Dharma, and there are also a large number of modern tourists who visit religious temples and Taoist temples specifically to pray for God and worship Buddha.