This would be under the economic pillar since the place is always filled with tourists especially at night to look at Bangkok from such a height.

• Environmental sustainability

(2) Social Pillar

(3) Monuments are universal symbols of civilization, and contains the remains of several ancient buildings of great architectural and historical significance.

2)it'll be an economy thingy.

3)there were heaps of tourists everywhere, even though i went there during ain't the main season for traveling so,

2) economic pillars

3) tourism place

Social Cultural Sustainability.

It is record of human's intelligence, culture, and social memory.

2: pillar - sociocultural and environmental

3: no human intervention such as floor construction, just preserving the nature as it is and a space where you can connect with locals and buy local souvenirs preventing economic leakage as well.

2. Space where the species live in this natural habitat have their livelihood and their life circle happens

3.good scenery incentivize people to come and see yufuin

For 3 days I spent around 16-17 hours in Saitama Super Area watching and cheering my favorite artists

It represents environmental pillars of sustainability tourism. Why, because of an undisturbed state of natural conditions.

Socio-Culturally sustainable: preserve tradition and culture in order to conduct this authentic performance from the local people.

Economically sustainable: people need to buy ticket to enter the temple area and another ticket to enjoy the performance

It fits the environmental aspect of sustainable development as the clean environment of Nasu directly contributes to the mass tourism of Tochigi prefecture.

2)Environment Sustainability

3) Because as in the picture, there are few trashes, the environment will be more sustainability.

(2)Sociocultural (Cultural Heritage Preservation)

(3)This photo best represents cultural heritage preservation because it showcases the historical significance and artistic value.

1,great ocean road

2,beautiful sightseeing

3, You can feel the vastness of nature.

2) Economic and socio-cultural

3) And it's cultural because it helps preserving the cultural and religious side of Balinese culture.

(2) Enviroment

(3) I picked environmental because Kalimantan is known for its vast richness in natural resources

2. Environment

3. the env

II. Social-cultural sustainability

III. Without the involvement of farmers regularly taking care of the fields, the rice fields would not look this healthy

2) nature

3) this picture shows the people's preservation of the almost gone plants and flowers

(2) These events could make sociological effects such as economical

(3) Many tourists have been to the famous street.

2) Economic development

3) Railroads have an important meaning in economic development, as the construction of railroads is said to be a symbol of modernization.

(1) a beach in Yeongjong Island

(2) Environmental sustainability

(3) it would be better if there is an appropriate treat for trash from tourists

environment

2) Economic pillar

3) Without the tourists who are attracted to this beautiful nature, the tourism industry will not develop, thus, there wouldn’t be any money circulating in this area

2.)Environmental Sustainability

3.)The main attraction is the natural landscape

2) One of the famous lake in Korea because it is located in front of the Lotte World

3) It is also famous in spring because of cherry blossoms.

2) economic sustainability

3) The tower stands as a symbol of post-war Japan as an economic power

I went to the Kamakura with my friends.

environmental pillar

reasons is we went there to do a research about how Thailand stop erosion and the biodiversity in the mangrove forest

This is in front of 9/11 museum, where people have offered their gratitude to the people who have died from the tragic happened.

(2)ecconomic and social pillars

(3)People can enjoy to eat popular foods in Osaka and they can learn more about Osaka culture.

2 social cultural

3 the active maintenance and awareness of climbers help to preserve the environment or aboriginal heritage of such location

(2) It represents CULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY. (3) because of the religious temples, and the greenery around the temples, it is really pleasant and the atmosphere is filled with tranquillity and less-pollution.

Breathtaking landscape

Environmental sustainability

People pay to visit there to view the arts created by various artists

(2) Economical sustainability

(3) creates job opportunities for people

Social and cultural sustainabilityං

Socio-Culturally sustainable: preserve tradition and culture in order to conduct this authentic performance from the local people.

Economically sustainable: people need to buy ticket to enter the temple area and another ticket to enjoy the performance

2) environmental heritage

3) it’s a historical heritage of the kingdom they had many years ago.

It's best represent environmental sustainability. Because in this city it's surrounding by nature.

(2)Environmental sustainability

(2) Environmental sustainability

(3) Rice planting contribute to the water management, biodiversity, soil health, and produce staple food for the community 

(2)Environmental

(3)This bridge is a key link between Kyushu and Honshu, and is used by many traders both by land and sea. In order to continue using it, we must be mindful of the environment.

(ii) Social sustainability

(iii) 0 km is the middle point of a big intersection in Yogyakarta that connects tourism spots such as Malioboro Street, the Yogyakarta Palace, and museums.

2) social culture sustainability

3) develop tourism while preserve heritage

2) social culture

3) It shows the Guizhou local traditional opera, with many opera masks.

Nagasaki Peace Park

Urami Cathedral Church

Peace Memorial Museum

2) Economic sustainability

(2) Environmental

(3) it is an area where agriculture coexists with natural biodiversity.

Social sustainability

It is a heritage site from the history and have connection to the past.