관광자원으로서의 대마도 지질과 지형 경관 = Geology and Topographic Landscapes of Tsushima as Tourism Resources

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

A total of 50 topographic tourism resources are observed in the 13 sights of Tsushima. Among them, 10 sights are deemed to have high utilization capabilities as tourism resources, along with 42 topographic scenes of four topographic types, including weathering landform, tectonic landform, coastal landform and fluvial landform. Most of the geological features of Tsushima are from the Cenozoic Era, which is significantly younger than the Korean Peninsula, and all three types of rocks (sedimentary rock, metamorphic rock, and ig neous rock) can be found. From this perspective, the topographic tourism of Tsushima should be a course that observes the sub-unit topographic/geologic sights with the theme of “Geological Features (rocks) and Topographical features of the Cenozoic Era” as a package tourism product. Considering the geographical features of Tsushima, short tourism packages of one, two or three days are appropriate. However, for a comprehensive assessment of the time and geological features of Tsushima, a three-day package would be the most reasonable and efficient schedule, and the three-day package will be suited for the academic explorations of geography students of universities and for overseas school trips by middle school students.

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