조선후기 변산반도 유람록의 관광학적 고찰- 소승규 유봉래산일기를 중심으로 -

Abstract

This research was conducted to find tourism and related material through the existing manuscripts of the travelers’ journals that was written by the Confucian scholars(sadaebu in Korean). I think that can be beyond the basis of the achievement of neighboring academic studies, such as literature and cultural history, the category could also be expanded to one area of tourism research. Traveler's Journals about mountain and river left by ancestors can be utilized as useful resources to keep track of the tourism phenomenon at that time. For this point of view, I selected travelers’ journals that were written based on regional resources, conducted research that classify tourist’s behavior. It was intended to discover regional characteristic contents through penetrate frame past and present within category of the tourism history. Byeonsan-peninsular in Buan Jeollabuk-do was designated as a national park in 1988, already it has been visited by lots of classical tourist before. Several traveler’s journal that written by them are remain until these days. Among the old travelers’ journals, 「Traveler's Diary of Mt. Bongrae」, which was written by 'So Sueng-gyu' in late nineteenth century, is selected to me as a core material for this research. The depictions of this is written in a very detailed manner, which provides the diversity in the journey, and in the behavioral patterns of the tour. To ensure maximum detail of the original materials, the analysis results were subdivided into travel motives, number of companions, travel period, travel routes, schedule, lodging, food, local customs, and tourism resources. The results of the study are expected to serve as the basis for further research, such as creating storytelling and developing tourism courses that are applicable to tour sites.