Guizhou National Hall - The Provincial Ethnic Museum

Guizhou Province is one of the provinces in China with the most ethnic minorities, inhabited by various ethnic groups such as the Miao, Dong, Buyi, and Shui, who have lived here for generations, making it a model of a multi-ethnic society. The ethnic groups in Guizhou have created a rich and colorful culture, which adds a touch of human charm to the beautiful natural scenery of Guizhou. If you want to choose a place to understand the production and living conditions of the various ethnic groups in Guizhou, it is undoubtedly the Guizhou Provincial Ethnic Museum, which can be called the Guizhou National Hall. The Guizhou Provincial Ethnic Museum is located inside the National Cultural Palace to the southeast of Zhucheng Square in Guiyang City, facing Zunyi Road across the square. The National Cultural Palace is a landmark building in Guiyang, with a tall building exterior designed to resemble the Dong ethnic group's drum tower, which stands out from any angle. Inside the National Cultural Palace, there are various institutions such as the Ethnic Museum, Ethnic Library, and Ethnic Research Center. The museum is located on the first and second floors of the National Cultural Palace and displays the history, customs, culture, clothing, festivals, and other aspects of the various ethnic groups in Guizhou with exquisite exhibits. With a rich collection and detailed content, it is an excellent place for researching and learning about the ethnic groups of Guizhou.