Low-key but worth visiting [Jincheng Museum]

Jincheng Museum is obviously low-key and inconspicuous among many famous museums. However, even in such a quiet museum, the most distinctive cultural relics in its collection are the pottery figurines of various dynasties, the glazed servant figurines and funerary objects of the Ming and Qing dynasties. Although many cultural relics may not look stunning at first glance, they are very attractive and even become more charming the more you look at them. Whether it is the pottery figurines, jade artifacts, stone bases, brick carvings, and murals in the permanent exhibition, or the ancient snuff bottles, ancient lamps, and wood carvings in the special theme exhibitions, they are all highly representative of the era. Some cultural relics were unearthed from royal tombs, while some were collected from the public. Many of them reflect ingenious craftsmanship and extremely high aesthetic standards. Overall, Jincheng Museum is still a museum that is very worth visiting. Taking a walk around the museum is like traveling through time and space, thinking about the past and the present. 📍Northwest corner of the intersection of Fengtai East Street and Wenbo Road, Jincheng City, Shanxi Province ⏰Summer: Morning: 9:00-12:00 (last admission at 11:00) Afternoon: 15:00-18:30 (last admission at 17:30) Winter: Morning: 9:00-12:00 (last admission at 11:00) Afternoon: 14:30-18:00 (last admission at 17:00) Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays 💰Free admission to the museum Manual explanation: The fee for Chinese tours is 40 yuan for up to 10 people. For groups of 10 to 20 people, the fee is RMB 50. Student group visits cost 2 yuan per person. 🚌Option 1: Take bus No. 4, get off at Vocational and Technical College Station, and walk west for about 400 meters. Option 2: Take bus No. 8, get off at Fengming Middle School stop, and walk north for about 300 meters. 🚗There is a parking lot outside the main entrance of the museum. Jincheng Museum