Xi'an: Shaanxi Archaeological Museum

Xi'an: Shaanxi Archaeological Museum 🚇Public transportation: Take Metro Line 2 to Weiqun South Station, then transfer to bus 738. It is recommended to take a taxi directly after exiting the subway station. 🎫Tickets are free, enter by swiping your ID card, and make reservations in advance on your mobile phone at the "Shaanxi Archaeological Museum". 🍀Opening hours: Closed on Wednesdays, 9:00-17:00, ticket checking will stop at 16:20. Electronic explanation: 30 per person (deposit 100) Manual explanation: 200 yuan for 90 minutes, you can join together. This museum is the first archaeology-themed museum in my country, but don’t limit your thinking by the word “archaeology”. It is divided into five exhibition halls: the Archaeological History Hall, the Cultural Genealogy Hall, the Archaeological Discovery (I) Hall, the Archaeological Discovery (II) Hall and the Cultural Heritage and Technology Hall. The cultural relics in other museums are shown to you one by one, but the cultural relics here are laid out in nests before you, and there are so many of them. 🌈Introduction: The entire museum has three floors, each of which is very large. The cultural relics exhibition and the overall lighting design in the museum are very good. It focuses on archaeological research and excavation, runs through the entire historical development of Shaanxi, and every aspect is very detailed. 🌟Must-see exhibits 🎈White porcelain deep-bellied cup from the tomb of Su Tongshi of the Sui Dynasty: light can pass through the thinnest part of the cup wall. It is the only complete transparent white porcelain cup from the Sui Dynasty so far. The tour guide said that the value of this cultural relic is enough to buy this museum, and it is worth hundreds of millions. 🎈Pucheng Donger Mongol Yuan Dynasty mural tomb: right above your head Tombstone of Shangguan Wan'er: "Inscription of Shangguan, the Late Consort of the Tang Dynasty" 🎈Li Jue Phoenix Crown: A Tang Dynasty princess' golden flower crown inlaid with 370 gemstones 🎈Doorman figurines: the largest Sui Dynasty pottery figurines in China 🎈Xi Zun: Bronze ware from the Shang and Zhou dynasties, with a deer body and phoenix pattern and tiger claws 🎈Various facial expressions 🎈Han Dynasty Brick Chamber Mural Tomb: Twenty-Eight Constellations 🎈Shangguan Wan'er Epitaph