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Suggestion on the Protection and Development of Fenghuang Ancient Town

Qun Zhang

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In this article the tourism resources characteristic and the present protection and development situation of tourism in the western Hunan Fenghuang ancient town were outlined.The main questions existing in protection and development in the county were analyzed.Some tentative plans of protection and development of Fenghuang ancient town were proposed.

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In this article the tourism resources characteristic and the present protection and development situation of tourism in the western Hunan Fenghuang ancient town were outlined.The main questions existing in protection and development in the county were analyzed.Some tentative plans of protection and development of Fenghuang ancient town were proposed.

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In this article the tourism resources characteristic and the present protection and development situation of tourism in the western Hunan Fenghuang ancient town were outlined.The main questions existing in protection and development in the county were analyzed.Some tentative plans of protection and development of Fenghuang ancient town were proposed.

Key concepts: Tourism, Environmental planning, Business, Environmental protection, Geography, Archaeology

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