As international airlines resume operations in response to the recovering global travel demand, the Chinese government has further boosted foreign tourism this year by offering visa-free entry to visitors from various countries, leading to a noticeable increase in tourist arrivals. Now, if you are as well considering a trip to China and wondering where to go, we at Hikvision have a great suggestion for you – the ancient town of Dukezong in the Yunnan Province.
The historic center of Shangri-La city in southwest China, and with a history stretching back over 1,300 years, Dukezong served as a key stop on the South Silk Road. In addition to its geographic significance in trade, it is affectionately known as the 'Moonlight City' for its enchanting beauty under the bright moon. The soft silver sheen that envelops its ancient architecture creates a magical atmosphere, inviting visitors to explore further.
Given that the town is composed of traditional households, ancient temples, and pagodas—predominantly built from brick and wood with many combustible materials and low fire resistance—ensuring fire safety is a top priority. To help minimize fire risks and protect both cultural heritage and the safety of residents and visitors, Hikvision has utilized its innovative products and fire protection platform to deliver a comprehensive fire management solution, safeguarding every brick and tile that bears the weight of history from potential fire hazards.
Early detection of fire hazards
To swiftly detect fire hazards, Hikvision has assisted the town's urban management team in deploying real-time detection equipment for monitoring gas leaks and electrical fire risks, as well as installing these systems in fire protection facilities. This early-stage fire detection allows the urban management team to identify fire hazards promptly and improve the maintenance of fire protection systems.