Murals At Pomin Temple In Lanna District: Social Identity And Cultural Transmission Of The People Of Nan Province In The Context Of Global Tourism.

Most tourists who have been to Thai temples and have viewed Thai murals with untrained eyes may not immediately recognise a three-story structure on walls. It could be since Thai mural paintings are difficult to focus on since they are crammed with vivid characters that look identical in detail and personality. This strategy gives various advantages to the economics, location, and local people, significantly in emerging places in Asian continents like as Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Malaysia and Indonesia. Nan area has been a significant global tourist places over few decades. Due to a sharp increase in tourism, this province runs the risk of falling short of its ecotourism goals. Scenario planning was chosen as a crucial method to assist Nan province in preparing and planning growth in demand to reduce the hazards of expanding ecotourism in Nan. Four hypothetical futures for Nan were created using specific assumptions about significant variables and driving factors. The most significant reasons to include in the scenarios were found via STEEP analysis. Additionally, suggested markers for tracking the growth of low-carbon tourism cities were made. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]