In short, cultural geography is a science that studies the relationship between cultural phenomena and geographical environment.

Then the difference lies in "humanity" and "culture".

Humanism corresponds to nature and contains culture, so cultural geography belongs to human geography and is a branch of human geography.

Human geography mainly includes: population geography, economic geography, urban geography, tourism geography, cultural geography, political geography, behavioral geography and so on.

Cultural geography mainly includes: ethnic geography, religious geography, language geography, artistic geography and so on.

Of course, the two disciplines overlap and overlap, such as cultural areas, cultural diffusion, cultural landscape and other basic contents will be discussed.

Therefore,

These two courses are very important courses for college geography majors, and which one to choose depends on your hobbies. If you want to learn the whole model, choose human geography. If you want to learn some parts better, choose human geography. But if you can choose both, I suggest learning both.