A Study of Management on Selected Heritage Tourism of South India with Special Reference to Sri Rangam

Exploring the Visual Relationship Between Sacred Monuments and Their Surroundings

Abstract

Sacred monuments speak to layers of developing traditional types of design and city assembling that have together made a feeling of spot in our noteworthy urban areas. Among the different hallowed monuments Gopurams and Vimanams are noteworthy milestone structures which structure the picture and personality for the memorable sanctuary towns of South India. Treating sanctuary Gopuram and Vimanam as objects of love enlivened and affected an assortment of sacrosanct exercises and ceremonies performed in places around them. These hallowed monuments have been worked to be seen and venerated from far just as close. The Gopurams, which once remained in focus of the settlement and ruled their environment, are currently in risk of losing their perceivability because of an assortment of components that hinder the view. In the above setting it is endeavored to contemplate the visual connection between the holy monuments and the spots from where the perspectives are accessible, in order to recognize the most significant perspectives for assurance.