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Gunung Stong State Park Preliminary Management Plan n. Most Attractive Feature of GSSP Figure 4.14. Visitor Perception of Most Attractive Feature of GSSP Mountain Summits 14% Forest 9% Others 4% Waterfalls 73% Most attractive feature The waterfalls scored the highest rating, with 73% of respondents opined them as the most attractive feature of GSSP, followed by the summits (14%), and the forest (9%). The high waterfall is the most prominent feature of GSSP, visible for quite a distance away. o. Ideal Development for GSSP Waterfalls Mountain Summits Forest Others Percentage 73 14 9 4 Figure 4.15. Visitor Perception of Ideal Development for GSSP Summit Facilities 19% Others 7% Large-Scale Resort 11% Maintain Existing Level 63% 54
Gunung Stong State Park Preliminary Management Plan Ideal Development Large- Scale Resort Maintain Existing Level Summit Facilities Percentage 11 63 19 7 Others The majority of respondents (63%) felt that the existing level of development should be maintained, with no expansion; only 11% were of the opinion that large-scale resort development be initiated, while 19% felt that adequate shelters need to be constructed on summits (this response is from the mountain-climbing groups). This finding is consistent with the general profile of protected area visitors, who are more interested in nature rather than development. p. Additional Activities to be Included Figure 4.16. Visitor Perception of Additional Activities Others 13% Orienteering 16% Treasure-Hunt 22% Rock-Climbing 49% Activities Orienteering Treasure- Hunt Rock- Climbing Others Percentage 16 22 49 13 Recognising the rugged rocky terrain of GSSP, 49% of respondents suggested that rockclimbing activities be included, to diversify the activity base for visitors to GSSP. Twenty-two percent (22%) suggested treasure hunt, followed by oreinteering, in view of the thick forests within GSSP, also suitable for these two activities. 55
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