In deep culture-tourism integration

digital transformation enables embroidery Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) venues to resolve operational dilemmas and sustain long-term development. Digital tools shift ICH protection from static archiving to dynamic activation. As dual-function spaces for craftsmanship inheritance and cultural tourism consumption

embroidery ICH venues urgently demand digital reconstruction and immersive scene creation. This study takes 15 multi-type embroidery ICH venues across Sichuan as samples

distributes questionnaires to tourists

practitioners and administrators

and conducts SPSS-based empirical analysis. Core bottlenecks identified include fragmented digital construction

disconnection between digital technology and indigenous culture

identical immersive experiences

and weak cultural tourism consumption conversion. Facing grassroots venues' shortages of capital and technical talent

this research constructs a shared embroidery ICH digital gene bank and lightweight intelligent service system

develops three tiers of differentiated immersive scenes for varied visitor groups

and extends industrial chains via AIGC customized cultural creativity and blockchain digital credentials to build a self-sustaining operation model. The tiered reconstruction and classified experience framework offers replicable solutions for ICH venues nationwide to balance cultural preservation and marketized operation.