Ninh Binh: Digitizing museum artifacts to attract tourists

On the computer screen at the Provincial Museum's exhibition room, many videos and images are integrated so that visitors have more complete information about the artifacts.

Thousands of years have passed, relics of ancient cultures are not only displayed in glass cabinets, but also appear on computer screens. Each artifact with clear color and size parameters, helps viewers have more complete information about the artifact and its history.

Ninh Binh Museum has more than 40 thousand artifacts, currently digitization has been done on over 10 thousand artifacts to serve storage, preservation and put on digital platform. Along with that, more than 50 typical artifacts have 2D, 3D versions to serve visitors, opening up a new approach, a new experience, easy access, viewing documents and artifacts.

According to scientists, digitizing artifacts, archaeological sites or more broadly, historical and cultural relics is a way to exploit the visual arts of heritage in tourism development. It is an important stepping stone to turn heritage into a resource in the development of the creative economy and cultural industry. Therefore, digital transformation has brought positive effects in this field.

Digitizing artifacts at the Museum has brought many new experiences to visitors.

Promoting the application of digital technology not only helps museums better preserve heritage for research purposes, but also brings valuable historical, cultural and artistic artifacts closer to domestic and international audiences./.

Source: https://bvhttdl.gov.vn/ninh-binh-so-hoa-hien-vat-bao-tang-de-thu-hut-du-khach-20250325101141735.htm