การออกแบบเส้นทางท่องเที่ยวเสริมสิริมงคลของพุทธสถานจีน ในเขตพระนคร เขตสัมพันธวงศ์ และเขตป้อมปราบศัตรูพ่าย

Abstract

This research has a purpose to survey on components of tourism attraction, tourism resources in a field of Chinese-Buddhism monasteries, as well as exploration on tourism’s demands. Including, to program a design for auspicious tourism routes of Chinese Buddhist monasteries in these districts, Pra Nakorn, Samphantawong, and lastly, Pomprapsathupai. By using Qualitative research on Chinese-Buddhism monasteries. The principles assisted to this research are adapted from Resource Audit, Valuation of Cultural Heritage, Principle of Tourist Attraction and In-depth Interview from personal involved with Chinese-Buddhism, in total of 30 peoples. In addition, with quantitative research by letting Thai tourist who aged above 18 years old take satisfaction questionnaire in the branches of interests, accessibilities, services, and activities. There are 385 peoples participated in this section. The results of the research have found satisfy reflection toward overall Chinese-Buddhism monasteries. Including, attractiveness, accessibility to the tourist attractions which are at “high satisfaction level”, and the sum of the questionnaires on tourist’s demand toward Chinese-Buddhism monasteries showed that the monastery which tourist wanted to visit most has an percentage of 29.6 , The researchers have to select the most satisfied and desired locations to be visited from tourist down into five levels. Therefore, this research design the path by considering two factors, demand and behavioral of the tourist. Auspicious Tourism Routes of Chinese Buddhist monasteries ,such as Guan Yin Shrine, Guan Yu Shrine, Tai Hong Gong Shrine, Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, San Chao Por Sua, Por Teck Tung Foundation, Tian Fa Foundation. The second path is to response to tourist’s traveling demand. Representing Guan Yin Shrine, Lao Phun Tao Gong Shrine, Tai Hong Gong Shrine, Por Teck Tung Foundation, Tian Fa Foundation, Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, and Wat Thip Wari Wihan. The participated researchers have considered that in order to design a greater Fortune Travel Tourism; facilitation, public relations, and interpretation are required from both the government and the Chinese Buddhist organizations to develop a sufficient performance for those locations to become an appropriate tourism landmark.