Design of Indigenous Rural Lodgings in the Nasa-Páez Community, Toribío-Cauca. Tourism and Culture in the Post-Agreement
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https://doi.org/10.18046/recs.i28.2568Keywords:
Participatory Design, Rural Lodging, Tourism, Indigenous, Peace AgreementAbstract
Designing indigenous rural tourist accommodations in Toribío, Cauca (Colombia) becomes relevant in the framework of the post-agreement due to the alternatives for touristic development in territories that experienced the armed conflict. Three types of alternatives are proposed for a gradual intervention in traditional indigenous settlements, starting from the adaptation of a room, until the construction of an independent module, with the purpose of developing tourist services. These designs arise from consultation with the tourist planning groups in Toribío to preserve the worldview and culture of this territory.
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