Intangible cultural heritage of the city of Hulunbuir as a favorable basis for the development of cultural tourism

the Hulunbuir region is a multinational settlement area, and its intangible cultural heritage is very rich. Historically, the Hulunbuir region has been a broad platform for the prosperity and development of many northern ethnic groups. It is a historical witness to the integration of ethnic exchanges and exchanges and has important practical and theoretical significance for the inheritance and promotion of Chinese culture. Currently, the city of Hulunbuir has established a four-tier system for the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage, which allows for the preservation of culture and cultural heritage through inclusive and sustainable development. The study found that the protection and inheritance of intangible cultural heritage in the city of Hulunbuir has achieved significant results, but at the same time, continuous research and innovation are crucial for developing sustainable development strategies that allow the industry to thrive even in a changing environment. It is shown that intangible cultural heritage is passed down from generation to generation, changing with people and time. It thrives at the expense of the community and makes a crucial contribution to social cohesion. Thus, it creates an identity effect and connects the past, present and future. Intangible cultural heritage is dynamic and constantly adapts to changing circumstances. Therefore, the preservation of cultural forms is not the preservation or protection of a certain state, but the ability to develop cultural tourism. Currently, the Hulunbuir region takes the integration of culture and tourism as its starting point and actively promotes exchanges and integration between people of all ethnic groups.

Hulunbuir, Chinese traditional culture, continuity, intangible cultural heritage, regional development, cultural tourism, UNESCO