The Importance Of Landscape In Tourism

We note that the landscape is that the most important role in the tourism industry. In addition, the relationship between tourism and the inconsistent landscape can be imported at the same time, the positive and negative impacts on the environment and local communities (MENESES , 2004).

The nature-based tourism range of tourism activities is applied in accordance with the general use of natural resources are still relatively backward, including landscapes, terraces, waterways, vegetation, wildlife and cultural heritage (Ceballos-Lascurain, 1996).

Millions of people every year experience the natural environment and the size of this movement gets disturbed or damaged inevitably visited the site. This damage to the tourist, while directly or indirectly attributable to their activities, whether the actual behavior that is responsible for the major negative effects on natural activities and related such as the construction and development of infrastructure and facilities are often unclear (Deng et al., 2002).

As per Kirti Shiva Kumar (2007), "ecotourism is the

The way in which the landscape is conceived will guide the choice of the relevant approach and methods. Historically, landscape assessment has focused on assessing the visual qualities of the landscape. The physical elements of the landscape are considered the decoration of the visual spectacle that is the subject of the evaluation. Two approaches emerge: the objective approach using the "expert" method and the subjective approach using the "user" method. The objective approach described in this section refers to the analysis of landscape elements as a structure which supports the object of the observer's gaze and which possesses its existence and functioning in the absence of that gaze. It uses the ecology of landscape, geography, ecology or any other natural sciences to achieve