Producto Turístico Cajabamba y su aporte en el desarrollo local
| dc.contributor.advisor | Arriaga Verástegui, Hilda Celia | |
| dc.contributor.author | Rudas Díaz, Katherine Yamaly | |
| dc.date.accessioned | 2025-02-12T18:07:46Z | |
| dc.date.available | 2025-02-12T18:07:46Z | |
| dc.date.issued | 2020 | |
| dc.description.abstract | El presente trabajo denominado “PRODUCTO TURÍSTICO CAJABAMBA Y SU APORTE EN EL DESARROLLO LOCAL”, tiene por objetivo determinar cómo influye el producto turístico del distrito de Cajabamba en el desarrollo local de la ciudad. Cajabamba, o Caxabamba, estuvo habitada desde tiempos muy remotos por los Huambos o Huambisas, tribus que rendían tributo al Gran Huamachuco. Existen ruinas arqueológicas antiquísimas que abarcan gran extensión y se remontan probablemente, hasta el Imperio Megalítico del Tahuantinsuyo; dentro de las cuales podemos citar: Luchorco en Lluchubamba, Acumachay en Jocos, Chaldiano entre Jocos y Ayangay, Otuto, Cauday, Malcas, El Porvenir y Amarcucho. Hay en estos monumentos, influencia de la civilización Chavín. Entre la ciudad de Cajabamba y la laguna de Yahuarcocha están las ruinas de Opagoto, y entre la misma ciudad y el valle de Condebamba, se encuentra la ciudadela de El Castillo. Estas ruinas nos indican lo que fueron nuestros aborígenes, por su cultura pétrea, que felizmente los siglos no los han destruido. Para llegar a Cajabamba las vías de comunicación son asfaltadas y se encuentran en buen estado; además se puede llegar por la parte de la región Cajamarca o por la Región La libertad. Su fecha de Fundación Política, un 11 de febrero de 1855 – Su fiesta patronal tiene lugar el primer domingo de octubre y se le rinde homenaje a la Santísima Virgen del Rosario. ¡Cajabamba!… retazo de gloria, asentada en las faldas de su majestuoso cerro Chochoconday, rodeada de campiñas idílicas que, unidas a su ternura y a su gracia fresca y pura, le imprimen una característica típica en la serranía peruana, donde el espíritu de los ancestros, mecida por el arrullo de sus linfas claras, riachuelos traviesos y juguetones: además de contar con un número de recursos turísticos del ámbito naturales y sobre todo contar con una amplia cultura y patrimonio cultural. El producto turístico Cajabamba, aporta al desarrollo local en dos aspectos; en el aspecto económico ya que ha generado emprendimientos locales en los últimos años como hoteles, restaurantes, puestos de artesanía y agencia de viaje y estos se encuentran mejorando la calidad de vida de los pobladores; en el aspecto sociocultural genera el reconocimiento del patrimonio material e inmaterial, así como el incremento de la identidad cultural de los pobladores. Para la elaboración de los resultados de la presente investigación, se utilizó el método etnográfico y analítico sintético con las técnicas de entrevista, encuesta, observación directa; instrumentos como guía de entrevista, cuestionario de preguntas, libreta de campo, cámara fotográfica The present work called "CAJABAMBA TOURIST PRODUCT AND ITS CONTRIBUTION IN LOCAL DEVELOPMENT", aims to determine how the tourist product of the Cajabamba district influences the local development of the city. Cajabamba, or Caxabamba, was inhabited since very remote times by the Huambos or Huambisas, tribes who paid tribute to the Great Huamachuco. There are ancient archaeological ruins that cover a large area and probably date back to the Megalithic Empire of Tahuantinsuyo; within which we can mention: Luchorco in Lluchubamba, Acumachay in Jocos, Chaldiano between Jocos and Ayangay, Otuto, Cauday, Malcas, El Porvenir and Amarcucho. There is in these monuments, influence of the Chavín civilization. Between the city of Cajabamba and the Yahuarcocha lagoon are the ruins of Opagoto, and between the same city and the Condebamba valley, there is the citadel of El Castillo. These ruins tell us what our aborigines were, due to their stone culture, which happily centuries have not destroyed them. To get to Cajabamba the communication roads are paved and are in good condition; It can also be reached through the Cajamarca region or through the La Libertad region. Its Political Foundation date, February 11, 1855 - Its patronal feast takes place on the first Sunday of October and homage is paid to the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary. Cajabamba! ... piece of glory, settled on the slopes of its majestic Chochoconday hill, surrounded by idyllic countryside that, together with its tenderness and its fresh and pure grace, give it a typical characteristic in the Peruvian mountains, where the spirit of the ancestors, rocked by the lullaby of their clear lymph, mischievous and playful streams: in addition to having a number of tourist resources in the natural environment and above all having a wide culture and cultural heritage. The Cajabamba tourist product contributes to local development in two aspects; in the economic aspect since it has generated local enterprises in recent years such as hotels, restaurants, craft stalls and travel agencies and these are improving the quality of life of the inhabitants; In the sociocultural aspect, it generates the recognition of the tangible and intangible heritage, as well as the increase of the cultural identity of the inhabitants. For the elaboration of the results of the present investigation, the ethnographic and synthetic analytical method was used with the techniques of interview, survey, direct observation; Instruments such as interview guide, questionnaire, field notebook, camera. | |
| dc.description.abstract | ABSTRACT The present work called "CAJABAMBA TOURIST PRODUCT AND ITS CONTRIBUTION IN LOCAL DEVELOPMENT", aims to determine how the tourist product of the Cajabamba district influences the local development of the city. Cajabamba, or Caxabamba, was inhabited since very remote times by the Huambos or Huambisas, tribes who paid tribute to the Great Huamachuco. There are ancient archaeological ruins that cover a large area and probably date back to the Megalithic Empire of Tahuantinsuyo; within which we can mention: Luchorco in Lluchubamba, Acumachay in Jocos, Chaldiano between Jocos and Ayangay, Otuto, Cauday, Malcas, El Porvenir and Amarcucho. There is in these monuments, influence of the Chavín civilization. Between the city of Cajabamba and the Yahuarcocha lagoon are the ruins of Opagoto, and between the same city and the Condebamba valley, there is the citadel of El Castillo. These ruins tell us what our aborigines were, due to their stone culture, which happily centuries have not destroyed them. To get to Cajabamba the communication roads are paved and are in good condition; It can also be reached through the Cajamarca region or through the La Libertad region. Its Political Foundation date, February 11, 1855 - Its patronal feast takes place on the first Sunday of October and homage is paid to the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary. Cajabamba! ... piece of glory, settled on the slopes of its majestic Chochoconday hill, surrounded by idyllic countryside that, together with its tenderness and its fresh and pure grace, give it a typical characteristic in the Peruvian mountains, where the spirit of the ancestors, rocked by the lullaby of their clear lymph, mischievous and playful streams: in addition to having a number of tourist resources in the natural environment and above all having a wide culture and cultural heritage. The Cajabamba tourist product contributes to local development in two aspects; in the economic aspect since it has generated local enterprises in recent years such as hotels, restaurants, craft stalls and travel agencies and these are improving the quality of life of the inhabitants; In the sociocultural aspect, it generates the recognition of the tangible and intangible heritage, as well as the increase of the cultural identity of the inhabitants. For the elaboration of the results of the present investigation, the ethnographic and synthetic analytical method was used with the techniques of interview, survey, direct observation; Instruments such as interview guide, questionnaire, field notebook, camera. | |
| dc.format | application/pdf | |
| dc.identifier.uri | https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14414/23556 | |
| dc.language.iso | spa | |
| dc.publisher | Universidad Nacional de Trujillo | |
| dc.publisher.country | PE | |
| dc.rights | info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess | |
| dc.rights.uri | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ | |
| dc.subject | Emprendimientos turísticos | |
| dc.subject | Desarrollo turístico local | |
| dc.subject | Recursos turísticos culturales | |
| dc.subject.ocde | https://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#5.09.02 | |
| dc.title | Producto Turístico Cajabamba y su aporte en el desarrollo local | |
| dc.type | info:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesis | |
| dc.type.version | info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion | |
| renati.advisor.dni | 18905456 | |
| renati.advisor.orcid | https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2741-3895 | |
| renati.author.dni | 46321270 | |
| renati.discipline | 014196 | |
| renati.juror | Zapata Mendoza, Elena Mercedes | |
| renati.juror | Navarrete Flores, Rigoberto Hernán | |
| renati.juror | Arriaga Verástegui, Hilda Celia | |
| renati.level | https://purl.org/pe-repo/renati/level#tituloProfesional | |
| renati.type | https://purl.org/pe-repo/renati/type#tesis | |
| thesis.degree.discipline | Turismo | |
| thesis.degree.grantor | Universidad Nacional de Trujillo. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales | |
| thesis.degree.name | Licenciada en Turismo |