VR360 EXPERIENCE - VISIT THE TEMPLE OF LITERATURE

The Temple of Literature – Quoc Tu Giam, the first university of our country, is a brilliant symbol of the tradition of studiousness and the imperial education of the past. Not only does it preserve the profound cultural and historical imprints of Thang Long, a thousand years of civilization, but it is also a sacred place where every brick and roof tile is imbued with the spirit of knowledge and the morality of respecting teachers. Today, the Temple of Literature – Quoc Tu Giam has become a unique cultural destination, attracting a large number of domestic and foreign tourists to visit, worship and find the source of the national spirit.

In the heart of Hanoi , a thousand years of culture, the Temple of Literature – Quoc Tu Giam stands out as a living testament to the spirit of studiousness, the morality of respecting teachers and the never-ending thirst for knowledge of the Vietnamese people. Built in the 11th century, this is the first university of our country – the cradle of nurturing talents, a symbol of etiquette, scholarship and intelligence.

Each mossy tile roof, each row of stone stele engraved with the names of ancient sages all carry the echoes of time. The Temple of Literature is not only an ancient architectural complex, but also a place to preserve sacred spiritual values ​​that have shaped the national soul for generations.

With the desire to awaken cultural depth with the power of technology, YooLife - the pioneering virtual reality social networking platform of Vietnamese people - has built a digital journey of Van Mieu - Quoc Tu Giam, where viewers can step into the past with just a light click.

No longer an indirect experience through books or still photos, users can now “time travel” themselves to enter the sacred, ancient space of the Temple of Literature – Quoc Tu Giam using VR360 virtual reality technology combined with sophisticated 3D models. Each ancient curved roof, each mossy wall, each stele engraved with the names of talented people... all appear vividly, in detail and strangely realistic, as if the past is whispering ancient stories in the heart of modern times.

Visitors can leisurely stroll through iconic landmarks such as Khue Van Cac - where academic excellence shines, Dai Trung Mon - the gateway to the world of etiquette, Thai Hoc house - where talented people are trained for the country, or the doctoral stele area - where history is recorded. The stone steles are restored with high-resolution 3D models, not only allowing 360-degree rotation, zooming in on each pattern detail, but also opening up layers of information, documents and accompanying historical stories, creating a deeply interactive learning - discovery - viewing experience.

(Photo: The entrance to Khue Van Cac)

(Photo: Doctor's Stele Area)

YooLife not only brings heritage closer to young people, but also brings young people closer to their roots. In the intersection of modern technology and thousand-year memories, the Temple of Literature - Quoc Tu Giam comes alive in a poetic and intimate way without losing its solemnity. It is not only a journey of experience, but also a journey of gratitude, a journey of return - to the unchanging values ​​of the Vietnamese people in the midst of the constant flow of today's world.

In the changing flow of technology and knowledge, YooLife is not simply digitizing heritage, but is "rewriting" the way people approach the past - through experience, through emotion and through interaction.
Experiencing the Temple of Literature in virtual reality is not just a tour, but a dialogue between yesterday and today.

This is a journey to extend the flow of Vietnamese culture, a way for today's young generation to enter the world of their ancestors - not through dry books, but through each realistic perspective, each vivid movement of virtual space. And then, in each click, each rotating view through the VR lens, you touch history - not with your hands, but with your soul.

>>> Experience link: https://yoolife.vn/@YooLifeOfficial/post/c7b20bf6201e4530a8f5dd34aef4cf69