The immersive interactive system, developed from the perspective of embodied cognition, utilizes multimodal sensory data and integrates dynamic feedback from natural interaction to construct a knowledge framework that combines contextual experience with cognitive development. This system emphasizes the cognitive experience of the unity of body and mind as its primary objective and holds significant application potential and research value in the fields of culture, education, and entertainment. Guizhou Nuo Opera, as one of China’s national intangible cultural heritage elements, possesses immense value in inheritance and dissemination. However, the issue of audience loss caused by geographical constraints and traditional viewing methods remains a critical challenge. In this study, we designed an immersive interactive experience system from an embodied cognition perspective, allowing users to engage in human-computer collaborative musical interactions through a virtualized body within the Nuo Opera virtual environment. The system provides comprehensive visual, auditory, and tactile immersion, achieving the goals of being viewable, explorable, and perceptible.