Evaluation of the capabilities of selected geosites of Isfahan province with braille model

Geotourism is a combination of the term Earth and Tourism, and it is said to be Turismian, which has geological, morphological and cultural attractions. The correct and optimal use of these attractions in different regions requires recognition from different aspects. The purpose of this research is to assess the power of regional geotourism and compare the regions together. The study area of this research is the geotouristic areas of Kalahrood and Alaviyeh Caves, Safafa and Kaleghazi Mountains, Egyptian Deserts, Varzaneh and Matinabad, as well as Semirom, Nash and Shahlolak Falls of Isfahan Province. The present study is an exploratory and applied research, descriptive-analytic, which was evaluated using braille model of studied regions. Selection of places was carried out by four factors of reputation, integrity, geology, security, accessibility and beauty. After studying and identifying the geomorphologic features of geomorphocytes using library studies and using field surveys in the studied areas by the authors Is. This method is measured on four main indicators of scientific value, potential educational applications, potential tourist usage and risk of collapse. The findings of this research indicate that the Metinabad and Semirom waterfall and the Safav mountains and Ghazi hills have the highest scores in tourism values and fall into the first cluster. The educational values of Varzaneh and Matin Abad deserts and the Semirom waterfall and the Sufeh Mountains are located in the first cluster. The Egyptian and Matinabad mountains and Kalah Ghazi deserts have high scientific values among the studied geosciences, as well as the Varzaneh desert, the Semirum and Cheshmeh Naz and Shahlulak waterfalls also have the highest scores. The first cluster is the danger of collapse.