Author(s)

Suping Qi and Min Liu

Corresponding Author

Suping Qi

Abstract

At present, China's tourism industry is gradually developing towards the all-for-one tourism. How to realize the coordination and mutual benefit of developing rural tourism and protecting rural cultural heritage is an important issue at present. Taking the Royal Prime Minister's Palace (hereinafter referred to as the Palace) as an example, this paper discusses the current situation and problems of its tourism landscape, and attempts to analyze its landscape ecological features through the theory and method of landscape ecology. Besides, it analyzes the development of scenic spots concerning its cultural patches, regional features, and the pattern of mutual benefit and symbiosis. Finally, it proposes measures for the macro-ecological management for the Palace.

Keywords

Landscape ecology; The Royal Prime Minister's Palace; Tourism landscape