Google Arts & Culture spends 60 seconds introducing tomb of King Tu Duc

Cập nhật lúc 11:57, Thứ bảy, 20/04/2019 (GMT+7)

On the World Heritage Day (April 18), Google Arts & Culture spent 60 seconds showing 3D images of King Tu Duc’s tomb. This is also the first monument of Vietnam introduced by Google Arts & Culture on its information channel.

The experts of the project at An Dinh palace. Photo: Project team

All the information introduced by Google Arts & Culture is the result of the cooperation between Hue Monuments Conservation Center and CyArt Company (USA), implemented in September 2018. Through this partnership, CyArt supported Hue Monuments Conservation Center to digitize relics of Tu Duc tomb and An Dinh palace. As for Tu Duc tomb, CyArt did not scan the whole mausoleum area but only focussed on the two works which are Hoa Khiem palace and the tomb.

Google and CyArt are partnerships in the Open Heritage project, which aims to introduce 26 cultural heritages in 18 different countries around the world and preserve historical sites in digital form. Google Art & Culture is an application that helps users discover world cultural heritages with virtual reality technology. In addition to national history, the application can also provide access to pictures, sculptures, and images of the entire city with the naked eye or through a VR device.

By Dong Van