CHALLENGES AND POSSIBILITIES FOR THE REVITALIZATION OF ARCHITECTURAL STOCKTHROUGH ACCOMMODATION FACILITIES UTILIZING MINKA IN TRADITIONAL VILLAGES

Traditional village houses have nurtured regional culture and played a crucial role in preserving and transmitting traditional culture. Rehabilitating and utilizing these architectural stocks as regional resources is effective not only for cultural preservation but also for regional revitalization through tourism. This study focuses on Xizhou Ancient Town in Dali City, Yunnan Province, China, examining the current state and history of minpaku clusters. It explores challenges and possibilities for balancing cultural preservation and tourism-driven regional revitalization by analyzing the effectiveness of external influences in rediscovering regional value, methods of inducing and provoking internal development, and internal and external cooperation.