The Reproduction Process of Cultural Heritage of Lao Viang Ethnic Community to Develop Tourism Products, Ban Huai Dua Community, Nong Bua Lamphu
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The objectives of this research were to: 1) survey cultural heritage of Lao Vieng ethnic community, Ban Huai Duea, Nong Bua Lamphu; and; 2) synthesize reproduction process of cultural heritage of Lao Vieng ethnic community, Ban Huai Duea, Nong Bua Lamphu. This research was a qualitative research. The research tools included in-depth interview, participatory observation and non-participatory observation. The key informants were 45 cases of local scholars, community leaders, community members, youths and representatives of public sector and local administration organization. The data triangulation was applied with several data sources. The content analysis was used for data analysis and proposed with description. The results proved that:
People living in Ban Huai Duea community are Lao Vieng ethnic group that migrated from Lao’s Vientiane between late Thonburi period and early Rattanakosin period. Since then, they brought tools, utensils, culture, traditions, beliefs and rituals with them. As a result, they have unique identity, especially culture and art, handicraft, language, tradition and lifestyle. The potential community identity is possible to be developed as tourism product through cultural heritage reproduction process, comprising: 1) Research; 2) Knowledge Management; 3) Conservation; 4) Restoration; 5) Inheritance; and 6) Creativity. It can be further developed to creative economy based on Lao Vieng ethnic cultural heritage, which is critical cultural capital toward sustainable cultural tourism community.
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