In the heart of bustling Ho Chi Minh City, the Independence Palace still stands majestically as a sacred historical symbol of the nation. This architectural work is not only associated with the country's important political events in the 20th century, but also witnessed a major historical moment - when the main gate was knocked down by a tank at noon on April 30, 1975, ending the war, opening an era of independence, unity and peace for Vietnam.
Today, with the support of VR360 virtual reality technology combined with 3D models, the journey to explore the Independence Palace has gone beyond the limits of geographical space. Without having to go directly to Ho Chi Minh City, viewers can still "step into" the Palace - walk through the red carpet corridors, admire each stateroom, cabinet meeting room, or the office of the President of the Republic of Vietnam with all the familiar items.
Accessing historical sites through virtual space is not simply a substitute for real-life experiences, but also a new, educational and inspiring approach. Viewers are no longer limited to the role of passive observers, but become participants in a journey of discovery, learning and connecting with history through each perspective, each piece of information attached in a vivid and coherent way.
Exploring the Independence Palace through virtual reality technology is a way for today’s generation – especially the youth – to get closer to the nation’s history, not through rigid books, but through personalized, authentic and profound experiences. That is how the past is revived, history is touched, and patriotism is naturally cultivated from emotions.
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