Interpretation of paleontological heritage of mammoths is an important factor for the development of tourism in Serbia. Most fossil remains of mammoths are found in a unique geological environment, indicating the significant tourist value of these sites. The principal aim of this paper is to emphasize the tourism potential and geoconservation values of mammoth fossils throughout Serbia. These fossil remains provide an excellent basis for establishing the first ever mammoth route in Serbia. The route stretches from the city of Kikinda in the north to the city of Jagodina in the south, encompassing the basins of three major rivers, the Danube, Tisa, and Morava River. Throughout history, these rivers have been a place where different cultures have flourished over a long period of time. Also, many prehistoric animals such as mammoths and other species inhabited these areas continuously for nearly a million years. The current state and tourism potential of the selected mammoth sites were evaluated by using the CREM (Cultural Route Evaluation Model). The application of this methodology will provide us with crucial information for future route development and help us identify which areas and sites require more attention as well as identify the major fields for improvement at each mammoth site in order to attract a larger number of tourists in the future.

猛ma象的古生物学遗产解释是塞尔维亚旅游业发展的重要因素。猛ma象的大多数化石遗迹都在独特的地质环境中发现，表明这些遗址具有重要的旅游价值。本文的主要目的是强调整个塞尔维亚猛ma化石的旅游业潜力和地球保护价值。这些化石遗迹为在塞尔维亚建立第一个猛mm象路线提供了极好的基础。这条路线从北部的Kikinda市延伸到南部的Jagodina市，涵盖了多瑙河，蒂萨河和摩拉瓦河三大河流。纵观历史，这些河流一直是各种文化在很长一段时间内蓬勃发展的地方。也，许多史前动物，例如猛mm象和其他物种，在这些地区连续居住了近一百万年。通过使用CREM（文化路线评估模型）评估了所选猛ma象遗址的当前状态和旅游潜力。这种方法的应用将为我们提供关于未来路线开发的重要信息，并帮助我们确定哪些区域和站点需要更多关注，并确定每个猛site站点需要改进的主要领域，以吸引更多的游客来此旅游。未来。