Guizhou Provincial Museum | To understand a city, start from its museum~

Guizhou Provincial Museum- Ticket🎫: Free Time⌚️: No entry after 16:00 Address🦶: Guanshanhu District, Guiyang - After being closed for an upgrade and renovation for 7 months, the Guizhou Provincial Museum reopened in February this year. The museum has made selections in its exhibitions, focusing on introducing the cultural history of Guizhou spanning 300,000 years. Geological landscapes and folk culture will be undertaken by more specialized museums. More than half of the exhibits are collections from other museums, but this does not affect the museum's featured exhibits - the bronzes. The bronze drums and the distinctive patterns on the bronzes, which are not commonly seen in Central Plains culture, are indeed eye-catching! - Must-see treasures💼 ① A 1:1 3D replica of the tomb of Yang Can, the 13th generation Tusi (local chieftain) of Bozhou Yang family, with some real artifacts from the tomb embedded in certain areas... ② The bronze strips used by Emperor Xuanzong of Tang when he was 53 years old to pray for eternal life... ③ The Eastern Han Dynasty bronze chariot and horses, the most complete piece unearthed from Han tombs in China... ④ The Ming Dynasty gold crown inlaid with gemstones and featuring nine phoenixes and three dragons, which was a burial object for the main and side wives of the Tusi of the Bozhou Yang family... ⑤ Bronze drums, a large number of exhibits that refresh the understanding of bronzes. The bronze drum is one of the cultural characteristics of the ancient Baiyue people, used by the ancients for worshipping heaven and earth, and is a unique cultural relic of the minority groups in the southwest region... - Note⚠️: Self-service audio guides are available for rent in the hall. Rental fee: 20 yuan/unit Deposit: 100 yuan/unit, earphones 15 yuan/pair. - The first section 'Ethnic Guizhou' reveals the harmonious coexistence between people and nature, and among people themselves, through the display of the production, life, and customs of the eighteen ethnic groups that have long resided in Guizhou; The second section is 'Paleontological Kingdom', which presents the prehistoric marine world of Guizhou to the public, offering a glimpse into the explosion and evolution of life. It is my favorite exhibition hall!!! The third section is 'Historical Guizhou', which shows the historical and cultural development of Guizhou from the appearance of humans to the Ming and Qing dynasties, and also features a special exhibition area for museum collections. The fourth section is 'Red Tracks in the Qian Mountains', which displays the revolutionary journey of the Red Army in Guizhou.