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| A guide introduces Da Nang Museum. The museum has put into operation of the audio guide for tourists in Vietnamese, English and French. — VNS Photo Cong Thanh |
Viet Nam News
DA NANG — Da Nang Museum launched an audio guide on Wednesday for tourists visiting the museum in Vietnamese, English and French, and a database of tangible and intangible cultural heritage.
Museum director Huynh Dinh Quoc Thien told Viet Nam News that the database will help preserve more than 3,300 documents, films, sound recording and photos of heritage in Da Nang.
The heritages include three with National Cultural Intangible Heritage designation, namely the Stone Arts Sculpture of Non Nuoc craft village, Tuong Xu Quang (Quang Nam’s classic drama) and Whale Worshipping (Le Hoi Cau Ngu), and the UNESCO-recognised Bai Choi (folk singing).
Thien said the audio guide can be accessed by smartphone using a QR code.
He said the audio guide will feature Korean and Chinese language options later this year.
The museum, which hosted 275,000 tourists in 2018, also launched its new logo for 2019 in a ceremony on Wednesday.
The two-storey Da Nang Museum, which was built on the main foundation of the Dien Hai Citadel, at 24 Tran Phu street, is one of the most visited sites in Da Nang with an average 600 visitors each day. — VNS
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| A iron-cast cannon displays at Da Nang Museum at 24 Tran Phu Street. — VNS Photo Cong Thanh |
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