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In today's increasingly diversified tourism market, children's amusement programs with local cultural characteristics have become a new attraction for family tourists. These programs not only provide children with a fun and educational experience, but also promote the heritage and development of local culture. Below are some key steps on how to create a cultural tourism children's amusement project with local characteristics:
The first step is to deeply understand and excavate the location's history, culture, folk customs, natural landscape and other unique resources. This includes historical stories, traditional handicrafts, folk art, local cuisine, natural landscape features and so on. Through literature research, field trips, interviews with local residents, etc., rich materials are collected to provide a deep cultural heritage for the project design.
The second step is to design a theme that meets children's interests and is rich in local characteristics through creative integration based on the excavated cultural resources. For example, if the local area is famous for its marine culture, it can design an “undersea adventure kingdom”, incorporating knowledge of marine life, nautical stories and the concept of marine protection; if it is characterized by ancient villages, it can create a “time town”, allowing children to experience the ancient people's life in a simulated ancient bazaar and traditional handicraft workshop, If an ancient village is featured, a “time town” can be created, allowing children to experience the wisdom and life of the ancients in a simulated ancient marketplace and traditional handicraft workshop.
The third step is to focus on the interactive and educational nature of the project, to ensure that children can enjoy the fun and learn knowledge in the process of playing. Through VR/AR technology, role-playing, handicrafts, interactive games and other forms, children can experience the charm of local culture. For example, in the “Time Town”, we have set up costume changing experience, traditional handicraft production courses (such as paper-cutting, clay modeling), role-playing of historical stories, etc., so that learning becomes lively and interesting.
The fourth step is to ensure the safety and environmental protection of the project. Amusement facilities need to comply with national safety standards and undergo regular maintenance and inspection; at the same time, the project should adhere to the principle of green environmental protection during construction and operation, and use environmentally friendly materials to minimize the impact on the environment. In addition, the long-term sustainability of the project should be considered, such as by organizing cultural festivals and celebrations, and cooperating with local schools to carry out study tours, etc., so as to continuously attract tourists and promote cultural heritage and economic development.
The fifth step is to carry out effective marketing and promotion to enhance the visibility and attractiveness of the project. Utilize social media, tourism platforms, local media and other channels to promote the project, tell the cultural story behind the project, and showcase the unique amusement experience. At the same time, through the organization of opening celebrations, parent-child activities, cultural lectures, etc., to enhance the sense of participation and sense of belonging of tourists, and gradually create a cultural and tourism children's amusement brand with local characteristics.
In short, to create a cultural tourism children's amusement project with local characteristics, it is necessary to deeply excavate local culture, creative fusion design, focus on interactive experience and educational significance, and at the same time to ensure safety, environmental protection and sustainability. Through careful planning and operation, such a project can not only bring unforgettable fun experience for children, but also become a bright business card of local cultural tourism.
