Laser scanners play a crucial role in cultural heritage preservation and protection by providing advanced tools for documentation, conservation, and research. objectives of using laser scanners in cultural protection and heritage include: accurate documentation digital preservation conservation research education monitoring of heritage sites to ensure their long-term sustainability Cultural heritage is the legacy of physical artifacts and intangible attributes of a group or society that constitutes the legacy of past generations. The concept of cultural heritage is divided into material and intangible cultural heritage. Material cultural heritage: exceptional buildings (sacred or secular) monuments material works of art Intangible cultural heritage: intangible works of art (music) oral tradition way of life, traditions and customs

Using laser scanners for measurement of different buildings and natural objects is one of the methods for very fast and complete collecting 3D information for various purposes, and one of them is cultural protection heritage.