Guangzhou Thirteen Hongs Museum Guide: The museum's relics are worth seeing.

Guangzhou Thirteen Hongs Museum is located to the left of the main entrance of Guangzhou Cultural Park. If you want to learn about the history of Lingnan commerce and trade, this museum is rich and interesting, with interactive experiences. No reservation or ticket is required to enter. Guide: Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 5:30 pm (last entry at 5:00 pm), closed on Mondays. Scheduled guided tours: The museum offers two free guided tours every day, at 10:00 am and 3:00 pm. It is recommended to book a guided tour upon arrival, but at least three people are required. Exhibitions: The main exhibition areas of the museum include the Thirteen Hongs History Exhibition, the Relics Exhibition, and the Relics Special Exhibition. Permanent exhibitions: "History of the Thirteen Hongs in Guangzhou during the Qing Dynasty": Consists of six sections: "Opening the Sea and Setting up Customs", "The Style of the Thirteen Hongs", "The Merchants of the Thirteen Hongs", "The Trade of the Thirteen Hongs", "The Confluence of Chinese and Western Cultures", and "The Road to Modernity", showcasing the history and culture of the Thirteen Hongs. "Exhibition of Relics Donated by Wang Heng and Feng Jie": Includes hundreds of Wuchang rosewood furniture, more than 600 pieces of Cantonese porcelain from the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty to the modern era, and hundreds of paintings on pith paper. Interactive experience: The museum offers an AR interactive experience, where visitors can take photos with the relics and experience the relics "appearing" in a virtual scene in their hands. Transportation: Near Guangzhou Metro Cultural Park Station, exit at Exit B and walk to the main entrance of Guangzhou Cultural Park to enter the museum. These highlights and features make Guangzhou Thirteen Hongs Museum not only a place to learn about history, but also an excellent place to experience Lingnan culture and commercial history. Nearby attractions: Liwan Lake Park, Shamian Tourist Area, Former Headquarters of the Chinese Zhi Gong Party, Yongqing Fang, etc.