Cultural Geography is a specialized skill that studies the cultural patterns, practices, beliefs, and impacts on the environment and spatial relationships. It explores the spatial distribution of these cultural aspects and their variations across regions, which helps understand the economic, political, and social influences on cultural differences. Cultural geographers study how people use and interact with their environment, how they perceive their spatial surroundings, and how these perceptions shape cultural practices and identities. By understanding cultural geography, individuals can better understand and appreciate the world's diverse cultures and their unique impacts on the landscape.