On April 2, at Lam Kinh National Special Relic Site, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Thanh Hoa organized the announcement of MobiFone Smart Travel product as part of the smart tourism project. Accordingly, the project consists of two phases:
Phase 1 has completed the construction of a smart tourism application and successfully digitized many tourist destinations in Thanh Hoa with the following features: VR 360 tourism experience; internal tourism experience using AR technology; searching and looking up tourism information. Currently, Thanh Hoa province continues to coordinate with MobiFone to digitize tourism at famous destinations: Lam Kinh Urban Area, Pu Luong Community Tourism Area, Ho Dynasty Citadel World Cultural Heritage, Nua - Am Tien Temple...
Delegates perform the ceremony to announce smart tourism products.
In phase 2, Thanh Hoa focuses on developing advanced features to connect accommodation, travel agencies, restaurants, and entertainment areas. The province aims to develop mobile applications to serve tourists in key tourist areas by 2025, including: information on destinations, tourism products and services, automatic tour guides; 100% of key tourist areas and spots are installed with wifi systems to serve tourists; 100% of tourist information and service lookup machines are installed in key tourist areas such as Tho Xuan airport, Thanh Hoa station, Na Meo international border gate, etc.
Main hall of Lam Kinh tourist area
Space in Lam Kinh Urban Area
Tourists visit the Ancient Well area
Within the framework of the announcement ceremony, Thanh Hoa also announced the opening of the Lam Kinh National Park Main Hall to welcome visitors. According to the provincial Department of Tourism, after more than 10 years of restoration, the Lam Kinh National Park Main Hall will take visitors back in time to live in the past space of the most prosperous period in Vietnam's feudal history. The main hall currently has an architecture imbued with the Le Dynasty style; meticulously and elaborately carved and is considered the largest ironwood structure in Vietnam today. Decorative patterns on the surface of the wooden structure are dragons; mascots, clouds, flowers and leaves of the Le Dynasty; embossed, carved with some layers with a depth ranging from 10-20 cm; roof covered with restored terracotta tiles... Visitors to the relic site can also explore ancient structures such as Thai Mieu, Nghinh Mon, Dragon yard, Bach Bridge, Ngoc River, ancient wells, stone steles...
At the ceremony, Director General of the General Department of Tourism Nguyen Trung Khanh said that Thanh Hoa province will continue to combine smart applications and digital transformation into sustainable tourism development.
