The ethnocultural component of tourism development in the Altai Republic


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Abstract

A characterization is provided for the recreation resources of the Altai Republic. The diversity of the national-ethnical composition of the population of the Altai Republic is determined as well as analyzing the spatial distribution of the ethnoses on its territory. The coefficients of ethnical diversity are calculated for all administrative districts. The territories with a different level of ethnical diversity and a different combination of ethnical groups are determined. The study revealed a connection of ethnical diversity and natural conditions of the territory and the concentration of separate ethnoses in definite landscapes. A characterization is provided for the ethnocultural tourism and recreation resources of the Altai Republic within the context of administrative districts. Information is provided concerning the territorial distribution of separate ethnical groups, traditional kinds of their nature management, religion, main national dishes, elements of national costume, national festivities and rites, etc. An analysis of the spatial distribution of the ethnocultural recreation resources identified promising clusters (nodes) or destinations for the arrangement of special ethnocultural tourist routes. Schematic maps are provided, which display the ethnical diversity in the districts of the region, and promising districts for the organization of ethnocultural tourist routes.

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B. A. Krasnoyarova

Institute for Water and Environmental Problems, Siberian Branch

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Email: bella@iwep.ru
Russian Federation, Barnaul

M. A. Indyukova

Altai State University

Email: bella@iwep.ru
Russian Federation, Barnaul

E. O. Garms

Institute for Water and Environmental Problems, Siberian Branch

Email: bella@iwep.ru
Russian Federation, Barnaul

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