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This article explores the use of hand-drawn maps in heritage tourism and the potential for improvement through computer and network technology. It presents a design framework that combines traditional animation principles with digital interactions to enhance visualization. The article showcases a case study of a hand-drawn map for the Dahuaishu Ancestor Memorial Garden, highlighting its user-friendly and captivating nature. The design incorporates tactile engagement, visual and auditory elements, and animation techniques to provide travelers with a wide range of information and features. The color scheme and graphic elements are inspired by local culture, creating an immersive and aesthetically pleasing experience. The text also discusses the use of traditional animation in conveying weather information and guiding users' decision-making. Overall, this fusion of traditional animation and interactive technologies offers a comprehensive and dynamic approach to map design for heritage tourism. [Extracted from the article]