Virtual Reality Draws Visitors to Tabuk Pavilion at the Interior Ministry's 'Security Oasis' Exhibition
The Tabuk Region impressed visitors to its pavilion at the Interior Ministry's "Security Oasis" exhibition, part of the ninth edition of the King Abdulaziz Camel Festival, with a standout interactive experience using virtual reality (VR) technology.
A Virtual Tour Through the Heart of Tabuk
The technology lets visitors explore the region's governorates and centers through a virtual journey covering:
- Development and urban projects showcasing the region's progress.
- Archaeological and tourist landmarks reflecting its rich cultural heritage.
- Agricultural products and handicrafts representing Tabuk's identity.
Showcasing Tabuk's Development Renaissance
Alongside the VR experience, the pavilion offers:
- A video presentation on city humanization and quality-of-life projects.
- A photo exhibition highlighting the region's many archaeological and tourist sites, taking visitors on a visual journey that reflects Tabuk's beauty and diversity.
"Security Oasis": An Experience Blending Heritage and Technology
The Tabuk pavilion's participation in the exhibition reflects the integration of modern technology with deep-rooted heritage, as part of celebrating the development progress under way across the Kingdom.
