Scientific Travel

Seeing the booming development of rural tourism, Amin had a new idea. He noticed that young people were increasingly interested in traditional culture, so he decided to create a rural traditional culture study center. Amin invited elders from the village to serve as lecturers, teaching about traditional farming wisdom, ancient seasonal customs, and other knowledge. The study center quickly attracted many tourists to sign up.

Meanwhile, Amin noticed that waste disposal in the rural tourism area was becoming increasingly difficult. He encouraged villagers and tourists to participate in waste sorting and also introduced advanced waste treatment equipment to convert organic waste into fertilizer.

With the comprehensive development of the rural tourism belt, Amin felt there was still a lack of a place to centrally showcase its achievements. He converted an abandoned warehouse into a museum documenting the development of the rural tourism belt, displaying exhibits ranging from early farming tools to current tourist souvenirs. Here, visitors can clearly see the transformation of the rural tourism belt along its journey. Standing at the museum entrance, watching the bustling crowds of tourists, Amin knew that the future of the rural tourism belt was still full of infinite possibilities.

Just as Amin was lost in his daydreams about the future, a tourist walked up to him and suggested, "Could you set up a stargazing camping site here? It would be amazing to lie in a tent and watch the stars at night." Amin's eyes lit up; he thought it was a great idea.

He immediately set about finding a suitable location, eventually selecting a meadow with a wide view, away from the noise and close to a water source. Amin organized the villagers to purchase a batch of high-quality tents and installed simple lighting equipment and guardrails around the area.

To help visitors better appreciate the starry sky, Amin also invited astronomy enthusiasts to hold lectures here, teaching everyone how to identify constellations. The stargazing camping base attracted a large number of visitors as soon as it opened, especially couples and young families.

Then, Amin realized that the rural tourism area lacked distinctive wedding venues. So he transformed a lakeside meadow into a romantic outdoor wedding venue, decorating it with flowers and greenery. Many couples have chosen to hold their rural-style weddings here, adding another beautiful scenic spot to the rural tourism area. Standing on this vibrant and lively land, Amin is even more confident about its future development.

Seeing the popularity of the wedding venue, Amin had a new idea. He discovered many ancient trees in the rural tourism area, with thick trunks and lush foliage. He decided to build treehouse guesthouses around these ancient trees. These treehouses are all different in shape, some like bird nests, some like mushrooms, and all have complete facilities inside.

Amin also built a wooden walkway around the treehouse for easy access for tourists. Once the treehouse guesthouse opened for booking, it was quickly sold out. Many tourists said that staying in the treehouse felt like stepping into a fairytale world.

Then, Amin noticed that tourists always bought souvenirs before leaving, making them inconvenient to carry. He then came up with the idea of ​​a mail-order service. Tourists could place their orders during their trip, and Amin would arrange for someone to mail the souvenirs directly to their homes.

Then, Amin realized that the rural tourism area lacked musical elements. He invited local folk singers to perform at various scenic spots. The melodious songs drifted through the countryside, adding a unique enjoyment for tourists. Standing in the rural tourism area, listening to the songs and watching the laughing tourists coming and going, Amin knew that the rural tourism area would continue to develop in a better direction.

Looking at the bustling rural tourism area, Amin's mind started working again. He thought that although there were all sorts of fun things to do here, there was a lack of interactive family-friendly areas. So he designated a piece of land to create a family-friendly farming experience park. Inside, there was a simple farming area and some cute animal corners where children could feed lambs and rabbits by hand.

This initiative attracted more families with children. Later, Amin realized that the nighttime sightseeing area was somewhat monotonous besides stargazing and camping. He then organized the villagers to make exquisite lanterns, which were hung throughout the area, and regularly held nighttime lantern festivals. Tourists carrying lanterns strolled through the fields, creating a dreamlike scene.

Later, considering that many tourists were photography enthusiasts, Amin specially created several photo spots, each decorated with different scenery according to the changing seasons. Standing in front of the newly built photo spots, watching tourists excitedly taking pictures, Amin's face was filled with a proud smile. He firmly believed that the rural tourism belt would always maintain its unique charm and continue to attract people from all over the world.

Seeing the popularity of popular photo spots, Amin started thinking about new projects. He realized that while the rural scenery was beautiful, it lacked cultural and artistic atmosphere. So he contacted some painters and craftspeople to set up an open-air gallery and handicraft market in the rural sightseeing area. The painters painted on-site, depicting the beauty of the countryside; the craftspeople displayed and sold their unique handicrafts.

Tourists raved about it, praising the beautiful scenery and artistic atmosphere. But Amin wasn't content with that. He noticed that the rural tourism area had many ponds that weren't being utilized. He had a brilliant idea: to develop a bamboo raft tour. Tourists ride bamboo rafts, weaving through the lotus leaves, as if they were in a water town in southern China.

Amin also hired guides on the bamboo rafts to tell local folk tales. This project quickly became popular, attracting participants of all ages. Standing on the shore, watching the bamboo rafts move slowly by and the tourists laugh and chatter, Amin knew that the rural tourism area was steadily moving towards becoming a diversified leisure destination.

Looking at the bustling rural tourist area, Amin had a new idea. He planned to build a small traditional theater within the area. Amin gathered the villagers to construct a stage using bamboo and wood, and decorated it with antique-style curtains. He invited folk artists to perform traditional operas, acrobatics, and other programs. After the news spread, tourists eagerly anticipated this new project.

Soon after, the theater was built and opened. Wonderful shows were performed regularly every day, and the audience was filled with men, women, and children. The actors' gorgeous costumes and superb skills captivated the audience.

However, Amin noticed that the abundance of mosquitoes in the summer negatively impacted the tourist experience. He mobilized villagers to plant mosquito-repelling plants, such as lavender and mint, which both beautified the environment and repelled mosquitoes and insects. He also placed specially made herbal sachets in the rest areas for tourists to use.

As the rural tourism belt becomes more and more complete, Amin receives cooperation requests from surrounding villages, hoping he can help plan and build similar tourist areas. Amin readily agrees, preparing to share the successful experience of the rural tourism belt so that more places can also exude the charm of the countryside.

Aming first selected a village relatively close to his family's rural tourism area to begin planning. He led the villagers to survey the terrain and discovered that a clear stream ran through the entire village. Aming had a flash of inspiration and planned to develop a tourism area centered around this stream.

He guided the villagers to build waterwheels along the stream, which served both as irrigation tools and as a unique scenic feature. Weeping willows were planted along the stream to create a picturesque atmosphere. At the same time, drawing on previous experience, a children's water play area was established, allowing children to play in the shallow water.

Next, Amin transformed the village's unused cave dwellings into guesthouses. The cave dwellings retained their original appearance while incorporating modern and comfortable facilities. To enrich the dining experience for tourists, he introduced a traditional stone-milled tofu workshop, allowing visitors to experience the joy of grinding tofu themselves.

Amin also unearthed the village's historical stories and displayed them in prominent murals. He invited some veteran craftsmen to offer hands-on courses in traditional woodworking, embroidery, and other crafts.

As the project progressed, other villages in the surrounding area saw the positive results and actively participated. Amin was extremely busy, but seeing the villages gradually regain their vitality filled him with joy, and he looked forward to more rural tourism areas bringing people wonderful rural experiences.

In the midst of his busy schedule, Amin suddenly realized that although the rural tourism belt was already quite rich in content, it lacked attention to the health and wellness of the elderly. So he decided to create a health and wellness courtyard within the tourism belt. The courtyard would be planted with various herbs and flowers known for their health benefits, such as honeysuckle and chrysanthemum. He would also invite traditional Chinese medicine experts to regularly hold health lectures, explaining dietary therapy, acupressure, and other health-preserving techniques.

The health and wellness retreat had just opened and was already popular with elderly tourists. At the same time, Amin noticed that many tourists enjoyed capturing beautiful moments from their trips but lacked professional photography guidance. So he invited photographers to conduct short-term photography training courses, teaching tourists how to take more beautiful photos of the rural landscape.

As time went by, Amin noticed a decrease in visitors to the rural tourism area during winter. After some thought, he decided to create a winter hot spring experience area. Utilizing the natural underground hot spring resources, he arranged plum blossom groves around it, allowing visitors to soak in the hot springs while admiring the plum blossoms. In this way, the rural tourism area became attractive all year round, and Amin looked at this land full of hope, his heart filled with satisfaction and anticipation.

Seeing the success of his health retreat and photography training courses, Amin had a new idea. He noticed many empty old houses in the rural tourism area and decided to transform them into creative studios. He would invite various craftspeople, such as potters and paper-cutting artists, to set up shop. Visitors could learn these skills and create unique souvenirs.

Then, Amin noticed that tourists, tired from exploring the rural sightseeing area, lacked a quiet place to rest and read. So he converted an old house into a cozy rural bookstore. The room is filled with books about agriculture, rural life, and various literary works. He also thoughtfully provides free tea and snacks.

Later, Amin realized that the mountains surrounding the rural tourism area had abundant wild mushroom resources. He organized villagers into mushroom-picking teams, leading tourists up the mountain to pick mushrooms while ensuring their safety. He also hired a chef to teach tourists how to cook delicious mushroom dishes. The rural tourism area's offerings became more diverse and appealing. Standing on this land again, watching the satisfied tourists come and go, Amin knew that his efforts had enabled the rural tourism area to continuously develop and progress, and he was filled with endless anticipation for the future.

Seeing the tourists' high spirits, Amin had a new idea. He realized that while the rural tourism area had many delicious foods, it lacked distinctive drinks. So he found an elderly man in the village who was skilled in winemaking, and together they brewed a local fruit wine. Using freshly picked fruit from the tourism area, the wine was fragrant and sweet. They also introduced local specialty teas, such as those made with fresh mint leaves or flower petals. These unique drinks became very popular with tourists as soon as they were launched.

Then, Amin thought about how the animals in the rural sightseeing area were all free-roaming, and wondered if an animal adoption program could be added. Visitors could adopt a lamb or rabbit and see their adopted animal grow up when they come back next time. As soon as this program was announced, many visitors, especially children, were very interested and participated.

Standing in the rural tourism belt, watching these new changes, Amin knew that as long as innovation continued, the rural tourism belt would remain vibrant and attract more tourists to experience its unique rural charm. He would also continue to work hard to make the rural tourism belt lead to a brighter future.

Looking at the thriving rural tourism area, Amin had a new idea. He noticed that while tourists had many experiences with the rural nightscape, they lacked opportunities for in-depth exploration. So he planned a nighttime adventure route, setting up signs and guiding paths in relatively safe mountain forest areas. He also arranged for villagers familiar with the terrain to act as guides, telling tourists about the mysterious legends of the mountains and the habits of nocturnal animals.

Meanwhile, Amin noticed that the promotional methods for the rural tourism belt were rather traditional. He decided to utilize new media platforms to shoot a series of short videos showcasing the rural tourism belt's charm, focusing on different seasons and activities. He also invited some well-known bloggers to experience and promote the belt.

In addition, Amin plans to further enhance the tourist accommodation experience. He intends to create several high-end pastoral-themed suites, with interiors meticulously designed using local materials, complete with private gardens and dedicated butler services. Following the implementation of these new initiatives, the pastoral tourism belt has attracted more tourists with diverse needs. Standing at the entrance of the belt, Amin greets each visitor with a smile, feeling even more confident about its future.

As Amin watched the tourists come and go, another idea popped into his head. He noticed that while the rural tourism area offered many local recreational activities, it lacked international elements. So he decided to introduce some popular foreign rural games, such as Dutch clog painting. He invited foreign folk artists to demonstrate and teach, and the tourists participated with great interest.

Meanwhile, Amin noticed that tourists were generating many interesting stories during their visits. He then created a "Tourist Story Wall," encouraging people to write down their experiences and share them on the wall. This wall quickly became a new hotspot in the tourist area, attracting many visitors.

Amin also considered the potential transportation difficulties for tourists returning home. He negotiated with local transportation companies to establish a direct shuttle bus route to the city center. The buses are decorated in a rustic style, allowing tourists to experience the unique charm of the rural tourism belt even at the end of their journey. Standing at the shuttle bus stop, watching the satisfied tourists depart, Amin believes the rural tourism belt will continue to develop and bring surprises to visitors.