The fad about skywalk in taiwan
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The document discusses several skywalks built in Taiwan to promote tourism while balancing environmental concerns. It describes skywalks in Hualien and Bagua Mountain, noting that the Hualien skywalk was constructed on an ancient road with minimal environmental impact and encourages visits to local markets, while the Bagua Mountain skywalk caused significant environmental damage and tourists lost interest quickly. In conclusion, the document emphasizes sustainable tourism development that considers both tourism and environmental protection.
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The fad about skywalk in taiwan
- 1. The Fad about Skywalk in Taiwan
- 3. Purpose of building a skywalk • Make people more closer to natural landscape • Provide another way to enjoy the scenery • Promote local tourism
- 4. 「親不知子」Skywalk in Hualien • Build on an ancient road • Not cause too much harm to environment • Not very eye-catching • Can bring tourists visit local markets
- 5. Bagua mountain skywalk • Cause too much damage to environment and animals • Tourists are weary of it in a short period of time
- 7. Thank you for your attention!