Scenic Area Introduction
The Xianfo Cave, from the perspective of its stratigraphic formation, belongs to the Jurassic System of the Mesozoic Era, specifically the Mengjia Formation limestone, with a history of over 140 million years. The cave stretches 2.8 kilometers in length and features a vertical difference of over 200 meters. Its uniqueness lies in its almost complete collection of karst landform geological landscapes. These caverns range from grand and majestic in size to delicate and exquisite, resembling deities or immortals, or like bamboo forests. The scenery is vivid and lifelike. The cave's lighting, utilizing sound, light, and electrical technology, adds to its resplendent and colorful appearance, with misty clouds swirling, appearing and disappearing. The grayish-white, leaf-like stalactites are neatly arranged. The Dai people follow Theravada Buddhism, and they inscribe Buddhist scriptures on the leaves of the betel nut tree, hence the name "Baiye Sutras." The content of the "Baiye Sutras" includes not only Theravada Buddhist classics but also many legends, stories, poems, and historical records. The stalactites arranged here resemble the library of thousands of scrolls of the Baiye collection of the Dai ancestors, thus earning the name "Baiye Treasure House."
Core Requirements
Ticketing System, Mini Program Ticket Sales, Fast Entry, Connected with Yunnan Travel, Smart Navigation, Smart Big Screen
By integrating with the YouNanYun travel platform via the YiMaiPiao ticketing system, we address景区 congestion issues. Through the YouNanYun platform, we connect with an intelligent navigation system, allowing visitors to explore the entire scenic area with just one phone. From ticketing to travel and play, the entire process is completed on a single device. Scenic area managers can view visitor traffic data, entry statistics, and in-scene numbers on smart screens, enhancing the intelligent management of the景区.
EasyTicket staff at construction site
Staff are installing gate machines on-site, supporting multiple entry methods including paper tickets, ID cards, and QR code scanning.
Staff are collaborating with Xianfo Cave management to adjust gate placement, installing gates at the exit of Xianfo Cave. Entry gates are used to count the number of visitors inside the scenic area. The smart screen clearly displays how many tourists have yet to exit the cave. Intelligent equipment helps the park alleviate concerns about visitors lingering inside and assists staff in resolving the daily task of repeatedly checking visitor entry and exit.
Menghuan Silver Tower Smart Screen
Park administrators can view visitor traffic, entry statistics, and the number of people inside the park for each area through an intelligent large screen, enhancing the park's intelligent management.
