Inner Mongolia Museum.

🌟Highlights: The Inner Mongolia Museum was formerly the Inner Mongolia Museum that was a key project for the 10th anniversary of the founding of the autonomous region in 1957. It is the only comprehensive museum at the autonomous region level in the region and one of the earliest museums established in ethnic minority areas across the country. ❤Reason for recommendation: The museum exhibition is divided into three floors, with a total of 6 large exhibition halls, displaying cultural relics from various historical periods. The specific distribution is as follows: Ancient World, Dawn of Civilization, Border Years, Daliao and Khitan, Fusion and Convergence, and Road to Liberation. 👍Most recommended: [One] Eagle-top gold crown: It represents the highest level of precious metal craftsmanship in the north during the Warring States Period. It is the crown of the Xiongnu Chanyu and has extremely high historical and artistic value. It was unearthed in 1972 from the Xiongnu Tomb in Aru Chaideng, Hangjin Banner, Inner Mongolia. [Two] Jun kiln "self-made in Xiao Song Dynasty" incense burner: unearthed in 1970, it is the largest, most complete and most exquisitely made Jun kiln incense burner discovered in China so far. [Three] Painted wooden coffin: The painted wooden coffin was unearthed from a Liao tomb and is still very well preserved after more than 1,000 years. It has extremely high historical and archaeological research value. The wooden coffin is 2.31 meters long, 1.31 meters wide and 0.9 meters high. It is beautifully painted and has been quoted in movies, TV series or novels many times and has become a work of art. 📝Note tips: [One] Admission is free. The opening hours are from 9:00 to 17:00 every Tuesday to Sunday. Ticket inspection stops at 16:00. [Two] You need to make a reservation at "Inner Mongolia Museum" one day in advance. The tour takes approximately 3 hours [Three] Bus [Bus] [StopBoard] [Taxi] Subway, it is very convenient to get off at the museum.