First, temple tourism can meet the spiritual needs of young people.
The post-90s and post-00s are an era with strong self-awareness and spiritual pursuit. Their pursuit of material enjoyment is no longer as strong as that of previous generations, but pays more attention to inner satisfaction and spiritual experience. As a traditional cultural place, temples contain profound historical and cultural heritage and religious spirit, which can meet the cultural and spiritual needs of these young people.
Secondly, temple tourism has unique cultural value and tourism resources.
As an important part of traditional culture in China, temples not only represent the essence of ancient architectural art in China, but also contain rich historical, religious and folk culture. The combination of these cultural elements forms a unique temple culture, which provides tourists with attractive tourism resources.
Third, temple tourism can meet the aesthetic needs of tourists.
With the change of people's aesthetic concept, more and more young people begin to like to pursue a natural, simple and quiet lifestyle, and the cultural symbols represented by temples just cater to this trend. Temple buildings are made of traditional wooden structures, blue bricks and stones. Their natural materials and exquisite craftsmanship have high aesthetic value and provide unique cultural experiences for tourists.
Fourthly, temple tourism conforms to the popular themes of "returning to nature" and "punching card culture"
In today's society, the pace of people's life is accelerating, the pressure is increasing, and the demand for returning to nature and relaxing is increasing. As a quiet place with a long history, temples can help tourists relax and relieve stress. In addition, the punching culture of temple tourism is also very popular with young people, because temples are built.