Welcome to my Village: Hosting Tourists in the Peruvian Amazon
Welcome to my Village: Hosting Tourists in the Peruvian Amazon
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欢迎来到我的村庄：在秘鲁亚马逊接待游客
DOI：
10.1080/02508281.2002.11081356
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发表时间：
2002
影响因子：
4.2
通讯作者：
Palma Ingles
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作者：
Palma Ingles
亚马逊的一些土著村庄现在招待定期造访他们村庄的游客。在这些访问中，村民们穿着传统服装，表演传统舞蹈。他们也卖手工艺品。在一个几乎没有提供固定工作的地区，这种房客互动提供了亟需的收入。通过向游客展示他们的文化，村民们继续制作与祖先服装相似的服装，表演基于祖先传承下来的舞蹈，并继续制作传统手工艺品，从而保留了他们传统文化的一些元素。本文是对秘鲁亚马逊地区三个村庄的个案研究。本研究中的村民积极寻求参与旅游业，因为它带来的收入，以及对文化保护的影响。间接地，这一地区的旅游业也有助于保护林区。可以从旅游业获得部分收入的村庄可能能够推迟过度开垦土地以生产市场作物，或为木材而砍伐原始森林。
Some indigenous villages in the Amazon now host tourists who visit their villages on a regular basis. For these visits, villagers dress up in traditional costumes and perform traditional dances. They also sell handicrafts. This host-guest interaction provides much needed income in a region that offers few permanent jobs. By showcasing their culture for tourists, villagers are preserving some elements of their traditional culture by continuing to make clothing similar to what their ancestors wore, performing dances based on dances that have been handed down from their ancestors, and continuing to make traditional handicrafts. This article is a case study of three villages in the Peruvian Amazon. The villagers in this study actively seek to participate in tourism for the income it brings in, and for the implications for cultural preservation. Indirectly, tourism in this area is also helping to preserve forested areas. Villages who can derive some of their income from tourism may be able to delay excessive clearance of land for the production of market crops, or the logging of pristine forests for timber.