Tourism route design process of Ban Phu Din community, Mae Ho Phra sub-district, Mae Taeng district, Chiang Mai province

Abstract

This article aims to analyze and analyze the tourism route design process of Ban Phu Din community, Mae Ho Phra sub-district, Mae Taeng district, Chiang Mai province. This is a qualitative research. Key informant groups, community leaders,  community enterprise groups Government agencies and 35 monks. Research tools include observation and in-depth interviews. and then used for descriptive analysis.

The results showed that, The process of designing tourism routes in the community is a knowledge transfer. planning meeting Designing activities and tourism programs pilot activity trial There is an analysis of 1 tourist route, namely Phu Din Reservoir - Mae Ho Phra Reservoir route. There are learning activities on resources and water conservation, namely 1) Huai Phu Din Reservoir Learning Center activity 2) hiking activities to study nature trails for learning resources and water conservation 3) establishing a learning base on agriculture and plants 4) Establishment of a natural beekeeping base, 5) Multicultural learning activities, and 6) Homestay and camping activities.