Publication: El patrimonio hidráulico en Chile: consideración cultural y turística
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Date
2019
Authors
Castejón Porcel, Gregorio
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Murcia: Servicio de publicaciones de la Universidad de Murcia
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http://dx.doi.org/10.6018/turismo.44.404741
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Abstract
A pesar de los innumerable recursos de Chile, fundamentados en sus atractivos naturales, en su historia e importantes recursos arqueológicos y en una cultura con raíces indígenas milenarias, el patrimonio tangible e intangible ligado al agua, el patrimonio hidráulico, ha sido, poco estudiado, apenas considerado culturalmente como elemento de interés y pobre-mente promocionado por los organismos turísticos estatales. Situación incomprensible en un espacio en el que el control y aprovechamiento del agua mediante distintas infraestructuras e ingenios, ha sido, desde tiempos históricos, una cuestión de enorme transcendencia, tanto en los territorios de escasa e incluso nula pluviometría como en aquellos en los que los valores de precipitación son muy elevados.
ABSTRACT: Despite the innumerable heritage of Chile, based on its natural attractions, in its history and important archaeological resources, and in a culture with thousands-year-old indigenous roots, the tangible and intangible heritage linked to water, the hydraulic heritage, has been scarcely studied, hardly considered culturally as an element of interest and poorly promoted by state tourism agencies. Incomprehensible situation in a space in which the control and the use of water through infrastructures and inventions, has been, since historical times, a matter of enormous importance, both in the territories of hydric scarce, and even zero rainfall, as in those in which the values of precipitation are very high.
ABSTRACT: Despite the innumerable heritage of Chile, based on its natural attractions, in its history and important archaeological resources, and in a culture with thousands-year-old indigenous roots, the tangible and intangible heritage linked to water, the hydraulic heritage, has been scarcely studied, hardly considered culturally as an element of interest and poorly promoted by state tourism agencies. Incomprehensible situation in a space in which the control and the use of water through infrastructures and inventions, has been, since historical times, a matter of enormous importance, both in the territories of hydric scarce, and even zero rainfall, as in those in which the values of precipitation are very high.
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Citation
Cuadernos de turismo, nº 44 (2019)
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