MANAGEMENT OF THE LANNA ANCIENT ARCHEOLOGY ROUTE FROM THE LITERATURE OF CHINNAKANMALIPAKORN

Abstract

              These objectives of the research are; 1.To survey the Lanna historic sites that appear in The literature of Chinnakanmalipakorn, 2. To study the value and potentiality of Lanna historic sites that appear in The literature of Chinnakanmalipakorn, and 3. To propose patterns and methods of learning managing pathways of Lanna historic sites that appear in The literature of Chinnakanmalipakorn. This is a qualitative research that researcher studied through both document and interview 14 key informants.
             The result was found that; 1. The Explore Lanna Historic Sites that appear in The literature of Chinnakanmalipakorn, there are 10 temples in Chiang Mai area and 10 temples in Chiang Rai , but now there are monks and novices in 12 temples, 2 deserted temples no monks nor novices in Wat Arthi Ton Keaw and Wat Pa Deang Luang in Chiang Sean district, Chiang Rai province.
              2. The value and potentiality of the Lanna historic sites that appear in The literature of Chinnakanmalipakorn is found that; tourist value divided into 4 sides 1. historical value, 2. archeological sites value, 3. sacredness value, and 4. cultural and tradition value The potential of tourism divided as 1. tourist attraction, 2. tourist accommodating, and 3. tourist management.
               3. Offer layout styles and methods of route management of Lanna historic sites that appear in the literature of Chinnakanmalipakorn as follows; 1. all 14 temples with historical and Buddhist Art tourist attraction, 2. one temple with the Dhamma practice tourist attraction, Wat Rampoeng (Tapotharam), 3. five temples with sacred tourist attraction, Wat Suan Dork, Wat Chiang Yuen, Wat Chai Sri Phoom, Wat Chedi Luang Worawihan and Wat Nantharam, and 4.nine temples with cultural, tradition and annual fair tourist attraction, Wat Suan Dork (the royal monastery), Wat Sri Mung Muang, Wat Pa Deang Mahawihan, Wat Ched Yod (the royal monastery), Wat Nantharam, Wat Chedi Luang Worawihan (the royal monastery), Wat Chiang Yuen, Wat Phra Keaw (the royal monastery) and Wat Phra Sing(the royal monastery)