If you can't make a reservation for Shaanxi History Museum, come here and you'll still feast your eyes!

Nowadays, it's getting harder and harder to book a ticket for the Shaanxi History Museum, so let me recommend this museum—the Shaanxi Archaeological Museum. It is the first archaeological museum in China that took ten years to prepare, housing over 200,000 cultural relics unearthed from sites and tombs dating back to the Paleolithic Age, covering various historical periods. The museum's important collections include a small bronze pot from the Spring and Autumn period Ruiguo site, used for holding men's skincare powder or cream (photo 4), the tomb epitaph of Luo Wanshun, the Twenty-Eight Mansions chart, and many more. Among them, you'll find numerous adorable and durable bronze, pottery, and clay artifacts. If you can't book a visit to the Shaanxi History Museum, coming here will still be a visual feast, and compared to the visiting lineup at the Shaanxi History Museum, it's relatively quieter here, at least there's no need to queue 😄. 📍The Shaanxi Archaeological Museum is located on the northeast side of the intersection of Wenyuan South Road and Zhongnan Avenue in Chang'an District, Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province. 🚌In Xi'an city, take the subway line 2 to Weiqu South Station, then transfer to bus 960 to Zhoujiazhuang Station, and walk south for 800 meters; or transfer to bus 738 to Wenyuan Road South Entrance Station. 🅿️There is a paid parking lot about 200 meters to the right after turning right at the crossroad to the right of the museum's main gate (museum's west gate). 🕙9:00-17:00, stop checking tickets at 16:00, closed on Wednesdays (except for statutory holidays). 💰Free