“Love Vietnam” in Lam Dong: Connecting cultural heritage through technology

Students and visitors scan NFC codes to get information at attractions

• NFC CHIP PROVIDE HISTORICAL INFORMATION DATA

In Lam Dong , Phygital Labs Joint Stock Company, a partner of Nhan Dan Newspaper, has implemented the project at three prominent locations: Lam Dong Museum, Da Lat Children's Prison National Monument and Cat Tien Archaeological Special National Monument. The chip-mounted panels are designed in two colors, yellow and red, inspired by the Vietnamese National Flag, and operate automatically without the need for electricity, helping to save energy and protect Lam Dong Museum.

Lam Dong Museum is one of the important destinations, preserving more than 15,000 artifacts, reflecting the history, culture and nature of Lam Dong province. The museum's exhibits include Lam Dong, Da Lat past and present, archaeological discoveries in Lam Dong, and cultural characteristics of indigenous ethnic groups such as Ma, K'Ho, Churu. The installation of NFC chip panels here helps visitors easily access information and create interesting interactive experiences.

Or at the Da Lat Children's Prison National Monument, one of the places that marked an important historical milestone in the resistance war against the US. This place once held many patriotic children who bravely stood up against oppression. The NFC chip board at this monument not only provides information about the painful history but also honors the resilient spirit of the young generation in the past. Visitors here will have the opportunity to learn about the touching stories and historical significance of this place.

Cat Tien Archaeological Special National Monument is one of the most important archaeological sites in Vietnam, home to many precious artifacts from the prehistoric period. The NFC chip-embedded panels here will provide visitors with detailed information about the archaeological findings, helping them better understand the ancient civilization and human development in this area. Visitors can explore 3D models and videos of the artifacts, creating a rich and profound learning experience.

• UNIQUE EXPERIENCES FOR TOURISTS

Mr. Tran Minh Tuan - Head of Project Department of Phygital Labs Joint Stock Company, said: “This is an authentication system, when tourists check-in at a destination, the system will save it. The utility of the project “Love Vietnam” has a “digital wall” so that people can save memories at the destination, those who come later can see who has checked in at this destination”. This not only creates a space for interaction between tourists but also encourages them to share their experiences.

The leader of Nhan Dan Newspaper said that the project aims to promote historical and cultural sites and destinations across the country, create unique discovery experiences for visitors, support and promote tourism in localities as well as the whole country. In Lam Dong, after the project was implemented, local people and visitors expressed their excitement. Hoang Mai, a student from Dong Nai, shared: “As soon as I entered the museum, I saw the sign “Love Vietnam”, “check-in point”... very strange, impressive and I tried to connect. Indeed, it is very interesting, we can mark the destination with our own pictures, have more information about the destination”.

Director of Lam Dong Museum, Mr. Hoang Ngoc Huy, expressed: “The NFC chip board in the “Love Vietnam” Project is placed in convenient locations to attract tourists. This is one of the utilities that helps the locality implement the digital transformation strategy in tourism, integrate information, technology and effectively spread historical, cultural events and local destinations”.

The project “Love Vietnam” is not only a step forward in applying technology to the tourism industry but also a remarkable effort in preserving and promoting the cultural and historical values ​​of the country. With the support of technology, it is hoped that historical and cultural sites will be known to more people, thereby promoting sustainable tourism development in Vietnam.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/van-hoa-nghe-thuat/202504/yeu-lam-viet-nam-tai-lam-dong-ket-noi-di-san-van-hoa-qua-cong-nghe-62e0d51/