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Cultural heritage
The Triglav National Park has an important role to preserve cultural heritage as the foundation of sustainable tourism.
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Cultural landscape
Man's presence in the alpine world changes the natural mountain landscape.
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The architectural typology
The various types of vernacular architecture are based on people's experience. They are adapted to the natural conditions and locally available material is used for their construction.
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Mining and Iron Industry
The first records of mining date back to the Iron Age period, the activity reached its peak in the Roman period and the Middle Ages.
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Archaeology
The area of the Triglav National Park abounds in finds from various archeological periods.
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Myths and legends
Mountains at the foot of Triglav are not only famous for their natural beauty but also for their wealth of folk tales, myths and legends.
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Settlements in the park
In 2010, the Triglav National Park incorporated 33 settlements with a total population of 2,444 people.
Symbiosis of Man and Nature
Man is creating cultural landscape to live and survive.
The national park plays a vital role in the conservation of cultural heritage as a foundation of sustainable development.