CHAPTER 1 Flashcards
The traditions, monuments, objects, and cultural practices passed down from past generations. It includes both tangible (buildings, artifacts) and intangible (songs, language, traditions) aspects that shape a country’s identity.
Heritage
The shared beliefs, values, traditions, and behaviors of a society, passed down through teaching and immersion. It shapes how people think, act, and interact, determining what is acceptable or important in a community.
Culture
A type of tourism focused on experiencing a place’s cultural and historical heritage, including its landmarks, artifacts, traditions, and natural sites.
Heritage Tourism
A landmark or area recognized by UNESCO for its cultural, historical, or natural significance, legally protected for its importance to humanity. It includes unique places like ancient ruins, monuments, cities, and natural wonders.
World Heritage Site
These are architectural or historically significant locations that attract tourists for their beauty or historical value, such as the Eiffel Tower, Fort Santiago, and the Pyramids of Giza.
Landmarks, Monuments, and Historical Sites
This refers to cultural stories, myths, and works of literature that shape a region’s identity. Examples include Shakespeare’s Hamlet, the Filipino legend Si Malakas at Si Maganda, and the Swedish epic Beowulf.
Literature and Folklore
As universal forms of expression, are significant parts of heritage tourism.
Music and Dances
This includes religious pilgrimages, ceremonies, and visits to sacred sites, such as the Muslim Hajj to Mecca, tours of the Vatican, and visits to Lumbini, Nepal, the birthplace of Buddha.
Religion and Spiritual Beliefs
Creates opportunities, strengthens connections, and preserves culture through literature, music, rituals, and artifacts.
Language, Dialects, and Communication System
Art reflects culture through paintings, sculptures, performances, and crafts. It preserves history and attracts tourists worldwide.
Arts and Crafts
This type of heritage tourism explores ancient history through literature, objects, and structures.
Relics, Artifacts, and Antiquities
This form of heritage tourism includes traditional and modern sports played locally and globally.
Sports and Games
Every culture has unique traditions that reflect its identity and values.
Customs, Traditions and Way of Life
Local industries and traditional crafts help preserve cultural heritage and support communities.
Livelihood and Industries
Celebrates culture, history, and community spirit, attracting visitors worldwide.
Festivals
Tourists visit historical sites to learn about influential figures who shaped history.
Heroes and Important Personalities
Are major attractions for tourists, with many places known for their unique food offerings.
Cuisine and Beverages
Study of tracing a person’s family history and lineage.
Genealogy
Some plants and animals are unique to certain places, shaping local culture and economy.
Biodiversity, Flora, and Fauna
Are created for various purposes like relaxation, exercise, or entertainment.
Parks and Gardens