ARCHITECTURAL AND LANDSCAPE PRINCIPLES FOR THE FORMATION OF TOURIST ROUTES IN HISTORIC CITIES
Abstract
The article examines the architectural and urban planning principles for the formation of tourist routes in historic cities. Using the example of Samarkand, tourism resources are analyzed, and tourist routes are classified according to their functional purpose. The study also identifies principles for shaping the architectural and landscape environment of tourist routes. In addition, architectural and urban planning solutions for the development of tourist routes are proposed, highlighting the importance of landscape integration, environmentally friendly transport, and digital technologies.
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