some people think that traditional culture can be destroyed by using it as a money-making attraction for tourists. However, others believe that it is the only way to save traditions. Discuss both views and give your opinion

In modern society usage of traditions for earning money has become controversial. Many people opine that

this

issue will ruin the

culture

when it is used as a revenue-generating source while others believe that

this

is the only approach to save the existing traditional heritage.

This

is essay will delve into both these arguments before reaching an opinion. On the one side, there are clear arguments against exploiting

culture

for tourist attractions.

To begin

with, many businesses modify the actual customs in order to attract tourists. Kathakali, a traditional art form of Kerala,

for instance

, is a one-day program. But, in order to grab the attention of visitors, a shorter version of it that lasts around 15 minutes or 30 minutes is exhibited in front of foreigners.

Hence

, the original version of it is losing its prominence and subside.

As a result

, the audience will not understand the exact

culture

, and that's how the

culture

gets ruined by money. On the other side, tourism is the only way to save our customs.

This

is because many a local exhibit their crafts and traditional art forms in front of the travellers for their livelihood.

For example

, families run small shops by making handicrafts to sell and Foreigners will be always attracted to

such

cultural-related things of the various tourist destination they visit.

Thus

, it will motivate the local craftsman to make more and more traditional items and It helps them to grow economically as well. Due to

this

, the destruction of the

culture

of the host nations could be prevented to a great extent. To summarize, traditions are definitely moulded to grab the eyes of tourists and it is true that the pure form is lost in the process. I believe that it is always a welcome idea to change it according to the taste of contemporary society so that the cultural heritage could be preserved.