1 The millet route _ Understanding a cultural landscape Reactivation strategies for the cultural landscape of Dogon country, mali. (Alf. order) Author Wladimir Antivil, Politechnic Catalonian Politechnic University (UPC), Faculty of Architecture, Barcelona, Spain. e-mail: wantivil@gmail.com Marija Blazevic, Catalonian Politechnic University (UPC), Faculty of Civil Engeneering, Barcelona, Spain. e-mail: bmarija@hotmail.com Sergi Carulla, Catalonian Politechnic University (UPC), Faculty of Civil Engeneering, Barcelona, Spain. e-mail: scarulla@scob.es Marina Cervera Alonso de Medina, Catalonian Politechnic University (UPC), Faculty of Architecture, Barcelona, Spain. e-mail: cervera_marina@coac.net Mourad El Garci, Catalonian Politechnic University (UPC), Faculty of Architecture, Barcelona, Spain. e-mail: mouradelgarci@gmail.com Francisco Herrera, Catalonian Politechnic University (UPC), Faculty of Architecture, Barcelona, Spain. e-mail: arqfherrera@gmail.com Leonor Migueis, Catalonian Politechnic University (UPC), Faculty of Architecture, Barcelona, Spain. e-mail: leonoramarelo@gmail.com Carolina Rodríguez, Catalonian Politechnic University (UPC), Faculty of Architecture, Barcelona, Spain. e-mail: carolarm26@yahoo.es ABSTRACT: The present study proposes to demonstrate the following hypothesis: there are unique tools, such as Cultural routes and Local Development Planning, which can be used to reactivate a region and that allow both local and touristic activities to coexist without endangering local identity and heritage. The study of these societies, their connection with their own heritage, and their adaptation to the landscape can provide an essential perspective that may help redefine the way we interact with our surroundings. The main goal of this investigation is to come closer to a better understanding of Landscape, Tangible and Intangible Heritage, essential principals and values of Moptis Region in Dogon Country. Fundamentally, to achieve a criteria matrix that supports the articulation of any proposal to the place. We proposed as an instrument of territorial management and organisation, a cultural route with the name Millet Route, and intendeds minimal interference to achieve maximum benefit.