[2025 Hangzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for National Wetland Museum (Updated Apr)

#discoverchina The National Wetland Museum is located at 402 Tianmu Mountain Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. It is China’s first national-level museum dedicated to wetlands. 🕰️Business Hours: - Tuesday to Sunday, from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM (last entry at 4:00 PM). - Closed on Mondays(except public holidays). Admission: - The museum is free to visit, but reservations are required in advance. 🚇Metro: Take Metro Line 3 to Dongyue Station, Exit A, and walk a few hundred meters to the museum.

Enjoy Xixi Wetland for free with surprises! 🎉🎊 No tickets needed! The beautiful scenery of the free area is enough to make you linger for the whole afternoon! Xixi Wetland is vast and far away from the crowds, making it an ideal place for photo opportunities, family trips, camping picnics, and dog walking on weekends or holidays. The gorgeous sea of flowers on Green Causeway, the wild charm of the Great Lawn, and the strong local atmosphere of Fortune Causeway are in no way inferior to the paid area with an 80-yuan ticket! Follow our steps and explore how to enjoy Xixi Wetland for free! ⏰Opening Hours: 08:00 to 18:30 daily Xixi Wetland is cleverly divided into two major areas: free and paid, with the ticket price for the paid area being 80 yuan. But did you know that the scenery in the free area is just as charming, with popular attractions such as Hezhu Street, Gao's Villa, China Wetland Museum, Green Causeway, and Fortune Causeway all available. Unless you have specific activity needs, you don't need to buy a ticket at all, and the free area is enough for you to enjoy a whole day. There are also special sightseeing cars, sculling boats and other recreational facilities waiting for you to experience! 🚗Transportation Guide: - Subway: To go to the free area, it is recommended to use the Wen'er West Road entrance and take subway Line 19 to Xixi Wetland North Station; to go to the paid area, it is recommended to use the Zhoujiacun entrance and take subway Line 3 to Xixi Wetland South Station. - Bus: Take bus 70 or 290 to the East Gate of Xixi Wetland on Wensan West Road and get off. - Self-driving: The East Gate parking lot provides parking services for CNY 5/hour. 🚶Free Area Tour Route: Starting from Wensan West Road, visit Green Causeway, the Great Lawn, Fortune Causeway, Hezhu Street, Gao's Villa, China Wetland Museum in sequence, and finally leave from the Xixi Paradise entrance and exit on Zijingang Road. 🎟️Paid Area Tour Route: Enter from the Longshezui entrance and visit Hongyuan, Meizhushanzhuang, Jiaolutianzhuang, Qingfu Bridge, Shentankou, Hezhu Street, Gao's Villa in sequence, and finally leave from the Gao's Villa entrance. 🛳️Xixi Wetland Sculling Boat (08:00-16:30) ticket price is CNY 100/hour; Sightseeing Car (08:00-18:00) ticket price is CNY 10/person; China Wetland Museum (09:00-16:00) is open for free and requires reservation via vx. 🌸Green Causeway: Monet's Garden From the February orchids at the entrance to the peony and herbaceous peony garden, and then to the hydrangea, Monet's Garden, poppies, daisies, and lupines, each spot is a great place to take photos. The Great Lawn is a great place for picnics and relaxation. Whether it's a picnic, kite flying, or sunbathing, you can enjoy a leisurely time. In spring, the rapeseed flower fields are golden, and in autumn, the sulfur cosmos sea is dazzling. It is a must-go place for outings with kids or gatherings with girlfriends! Remember to bring a picnic mat! Fortune Causeway: The perfect fusion of local life and nature. Stroll along Fortune Causeway to Jiangcun Market, where you can enjoy the leisurely time in the cafes and the unique charm of the handmade shops. In the evening, the lights are bright and the romantic atmosphere arises spontaneously, making it an ideal place to take atmospheric photos. In Xixi National Wetland Park, all kinds of flowers are in full bloom, February orchids, hydrangea, wisteria, peonies, red-leaved photinia, These flowers spread out in a magnificent manner, forming a series of beautiful pictures. In addition, there is also the splendid sea of rapeseed flowers, although its flowering period is coming to an end. Among them, a landscape known as "Monet's Garden" is particularly worth mentioning. It perfectly replicates French romance and is a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Every frame is a stunning masterpiece. Location Guide: Xixi National Wetland Park (Take subway Line 19 to Wulian Station, and walk to the Wensan West Road entrance after exiting the station)

⛩China Wetland Museum 📍No. 402 Tianmushan Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province 🚇Subway: Near Exit A of "Dongyue" Station on Line 3 The China Wetland Museum is located in the southeast of Hangzhou Xixi National Wetland Park, covering an area of 20,200 square meters and a exhibition area of 8,500 square meters. It is China's only national professional museum approved by the State Forestry Administration with the theme of wetlands, integrating collection, research, display, education, publicity, and entertainment. 🎫Tickets: Free 🆓 admission, no advance booking required for individuals. You can follow the official account "China Wetland Museum" for public welfare classes on weekends. 🕑Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-16:30 (last admission at 16:00) 🍭Experience: 1⃣️As soon as you enter, you will be attracted by the unique exhibition in front of you. The hollowed-out deer 🦌 standing in front of the boat and the egret standing at the stern about to spread its wings and fly complement each other. The flocks of birds and fish 🐟 in the air seem to be about to pass through the glass above their heads and head towards the infinite distance. 2⃣️The "Walking into the Wetland Hall" on the first floor introduces the wetland, known as the "kidney of the earth," in the form of exquisite pictures and texts. 🉑️Rent a tour guide, CNY 20/time. Hang it on your ear 👂, suitable for adults and children 🧒, and the volume can be adjusted 🔊. 3⃣️"Wetland Cave Hall" is an immersive digital exhibition hall. The surrounding huge screen 🖥 plays "Realm of Life", exploring how humans and nature can coexist harmoniously. The children watched with relish. 4⃣️The "Only Xixi Hall" on the second floor is the exclusive exhibition hall of Hangzhou Xixi Wetland. Various images break the conventional picture, and the unique design is impressive. The dragon head 🐲 used in the "Dragon Boat Race" during the Dragon Boat Festival, if you examine it carefully, the brushstrokes are delicate and exquisite. I can't help but feel that the skills of skilled craftsmen will never be out of date! 5⃣️The interactive device "Drumming 🥁" on the second floor is the most popular 👏 among children. The sound of drumming is actually simulating the cheering during the dragon boat race. There is even a library 📖 around the corner, so that children 🧒 are used to encountering books everywhere, and it is really good to develop a habit of reading from an early age!

🏠【China Wetland Museum】 Hidden deep within Hangzhou's Xixi National Wetland Park, the newly renovated China Wetland Museum awaits. Through immersive displays and interactive digital technology, the museum unveils the intricate relationship between wetlands and civilization, captivating visitors from all walks of life. 💦💦**The Water and Wisdom Zone** Upon entering, you'll be greeted by the "Water and Wisdom" zone. Here, the dynamic narrative of movable type printing unfolds amidst a mesmerizing digital light and shadow display. Water cascades down, carrying characters that dance and recombine on the rippling surface, symbolizing the boundless possibilities nurtured by wetland waters. This novel and poetic experience invites visitors to pause, reflect, and capture the beauty of the moment. 🪞**The Wonders of Creation Exhibition Area** Stepping into the "Wonders of Creation" exhibition area is like entering a different world. A 360-degree immersive projection space transports you to the microscopic world of wetlands. Advanced imaging technology magnifies the hidden beauty of wetlands, revealing rarely seen wonders. Interactive sensors further enhance the experience, allowing visitors to traverse time and space, witnessing the past and future of these vital ecosystems. 🦇**The Realm of Life Giant Screen Cinema** At the "Realm of Life" giant screen cinema, a massive 32.5-meter screen commands attention. The film majestically portrays the story of wetlands and civilization, each frame a breathtaking masterpiece. After the film, a giant QR code matrix wall appears, offering access to detailed archives of endangered wetland species. This informative approach subtly raises awareness about the importance of wetland conservation. ✍️**A Pledge to Wetlands Interactive Zone** As the exhibition concludes, the "A Pledge to Wetlands" zone evokes a sense of solemnity. At the central interactive installation, visitors tap the screen to solemnly sign their names, completing a personalized pledge. A message then appears, thanking them for becoming the "XXXth Wetland Protector," instilling a sense of responsibility for wetland conservation. 🌊At the China Wetland Museum, the seamless fusion of technology and creativity bridges the gap between wetlands and humanity. Visitors arrive with curiosity and anticipation, leave with awe and inspiration, and carry with them a newfound commitment to protecting these precious ecosystems. Embark on a journey of discovery, exploring the interplay of wetlands and civilization, and experience the harmonious whispers of nature and time. Make time to visit and witness the magic of wetlands.

I've been to Hangzhou many times, but this is my first time visiting Xixi Wetland🌸 🍀🍀Hangzhou Xixi Wetland is a national 5A-level tourist attraction and one of the top ten most charming wetlands in China. About 70% of its area is covered by water, including rivers, ponds, lakes, and marshes. Along with West Lake and Xiling, it is known as one of the "Three Wests" of Hangzhou. It is the first national wetland park in China to integrate urban wetlands, agricultural wetlands, and cultural wetlands! 🌟Xixi Wetland covers a large area, and it's definitely impossible to see it all on foot. For first-time visitors, it is recommended to enter from Zhoujia Village. There are paid and free areas🌺. It is recommended to buy tickets for the paid area in advance. ‼️The free area can be accessed from the north gate of Xixi Wetland [Metro Line 19, Xixi Wetland North]. The central paid area can be accessed from the Zhoujia Village entrance [Metro Line 3, Xixi Wetland South]. The western paid area can be accessed from the Longshezui entrance [Metro Line 3, Hongyuan] or Wujiawan Ancient Street. 🚩Suggested visiting route: Xixi Wetland North — Wufang — Futi — Jiangcun Market — Hangzhou Xixi Water Margin Culture Museum — Observation Ball — Hezhu Tower — Jiang Xianggong Ancestral Hall — Hezhu Street — Lüti — Futi — Gaozhuang — Liantan Beach Birdwatching Area — China Wetland Museum ❤Transportation: Xixi Wetland scenic area battery boat ticket: CNY 60/person [7:30–17:00 (last boat at 17:00)]; scenic area battery car ticket: CNY 10/person [7:30–18:20 (last car at 18:30)]. If your time is limited, the battery boat is recommended. Rowing a boat can be a bit cold in winter, so it is not recommended.🌷 🌸​

I heard that the Lantern Festival at Hangzhou Xixi Wetland Park is very lively, but I couldn't join in the fun because it was a weekday. When the weekend came, I thought there might still be some Lantern Festival vibes, so I went with my parents and family. I chose the free route. Take Metro Line 3 to Dongyue Station, Exit A → Visit the China Wetland Museum → Go to Gaozhuang (you can take a small train, which charges a fee) → Hezhu Street → Jiangcun Slow Life Block → Take Metro Line 19 back. 1. The China Xixi Wetland Museum is a national museum themed on wetlands. It is closed on Mondays and open to the public for free. The museum systematically displays wetland knowledge and enhances visitors' awareness of wetland protection through the restoration of typical wetland scenes, multimedia interaction, and graphic displays. It features dynamic water curtains, 360-degree interactive digital exhibitions, and 180-degree giant screens, showing the film "The Realm of Life" with stunning visual effects. 2. Gaozhuang is the villa of Gao Shiqi, a favorite minister of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. It has pavilions, rockeries, pools, and winding paths, which are typical of classical Jiangnan gardens. 3. Hezhu Street has a market with a wide variety of local delicacies and snacks. I recommend Mr. Yang's Gorgon Cake, which is made and sold on the spot and is very delicious. During the Spring Festival, various lanterns are hung on the street, and pink lanterns like Kongming lanterns are placed in the lake, which is very eye-catching. There are also rowing boats in Hezhu Village, where you can take a boat to enjoy the scenery. 4. Jiangcun Slow Life Block is quite artistic and petty bourgeois. There are many beautiful specialty shops and coffee shops, which are suitable for taking photos and checking in. China Wetland Museum Slow Life Block Gaozhuang Jiangcun Market

The misty rain over Xixi Wetland is a treasure, and the air is refreshing! The park is rich in history and culture, with many literati leaving behind a wealth of poetry and prose. Even Kangxi and Qianlong left their calligraphy and poetry here during their southern tours. Natural Scenery - Wetland Scenery: The crisscrossing waterways create a unique wetland landscape. Small boats shuttle through the area, offering a view of the pristine wetland scenery. - Plant Scenery: The park is rich in plant resources, with a long history of mulberry, bamboo, and willow cultivation. Reeds, cogon grass, persimmons, and plums have formed large-scale growths. The park is also home to nationally protected plants such as Isoetes sinensis, Ranunculus longirostris, and Carpinus putoensis. - Animal Scenery: The park is a habitat for many animals, mainly fish and birds, including nationally protected animals such as the white-tailed sea eagle, oriental stork, and the second-level protected animals, such as the Labeo and the Schizothorax. Main Attractions - Qiuxue Nunnery: One of the important cultural attractions of Xixi Wetland, and the viewing spot for "Autumn Reed Flying Snow," one of the ten scenic spots of Xixi. In autumn, the reed flowers sway, creating a charming scene. - Gaozhuang: Built during the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, it was the villa of the Qing Dynasty literati Gao Shiqi in Xixi. It features attractions such as Gaozhai, Zhuchuang, and Nianhua Study, all with a distinct Qing Dynasty style. - Hezhu Street: A restored folk commercial street showcasing the unique folk culture and products of Xixi. Visitors can enjoy Yue Opera performances and other shows, and it is also a viewing spot for "Hezhu Listening to Music." - China Wetland Museum: With a building area of 15,000 square meters, it opened in 2009. It features themed exhibition halls such as the Wetland and Humanity Hall, China Hall, and Xixi Hall, showcasing a wealth of wetland knowledge and related culture. Folk Activities - Dragon Boat Festival: Held annually on the 15th day of the first lunar month, it attracts many tourists to experience the charm of traditional folk activities.

#Chinese style tourist attractions Recommended nature museum In Hangzhou, National Wetland Museum of China or 中国湿地博物馆 This is a museum that nature lovers must love! 💚 Because it doesn't just exhibit knowledge about wetlands, but it's also very beautifully designed! Enjoyable walk, lots of photo spots 📸 ✨ Must-see highlights 🔹 A 32.5-meter curved giant screen that shows the changes in the ecosystem, so realistic that you feel like you're in nature! 🌿🌊 🔹 4-story exhibition that is arranged in an interesting way, each floor has a different theme, suitable for all ages 🔹 Awesome photo spots, I didn't think that a nature museum would have so many cool photo spots! 🕐 Opening hours 9:00-16:30 🎫 Free admission! (But you have to book in advance) 🚇 Travel Line 3, get off at Dongyue Station (东岳) Exit B #TravelChina #China #Museum #Hangzhou

The first stop of my New Year trip was the China Wetland Museum in Xixi, Hangzhou! It was so photogenic! I couldn't stop taking photos 📷 There are four floors to explore! - 🧨 Floor Guide B1: Wetland Wonderland 1F: Wetland Wonders 2F: Xixi Only 3F: Plant Dye Art - ⛩️ China Wetland Museum ⏰ 9:00–16:30, closed on Mondays 🎫 Free 📍 402 Tianmushan Road 🚇 Exit B, Dongyue Station, Line 3 - 🍓 The Wetland Museum is very large. If you don't know where to start, you can rent a pair of AR glasses at the entrance. The glasses provide voice prompts and landmark prompts. Follow the prompts to find the interpretation scenes with AR signs. Blue cursors will appear on the exhibits. Walk up to the cursor to see exhibit introductions, space videos, and voice explanations. Raise your hand in front of the AR glasses and make a fist and open your palm. A virtual guide map will pop up in your palm. You can quickly find your location, navigate to exhibits, and search for information. Make a fist again to close the guide map. - 🧧 During the Spring Festival, there will be a "Five Museums in a Row, New Year Blessings" Spring Festival check-in event (Liangzhu Museum, China Wetland Museum, Zhejiang Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, Southern Song Dynasty Deshou Palace Site Museum, and Zhejiang Museum of Natural History). Experience Rokid AR glasses, get a "Blessing Stamp Passport," and visit museums to get blessing stamps and exclusive gift packs.

✅China Wetland Museum A great place for you to learn and have fun, not only can you enjoy world-class exhibitions, but also amazing natural landscape displays. 📌Must-see exhibitions: ✔️Wetland Cave Hall There is a 180-degree surround screen that shows the connection between wetlands and civilization. Every frame is like a blockbuster movie, making you feel like you are in an immersive wetland world. ✔️Wetland Hall Displays different types of wetlands in China, including swamps, rivers, lakes, etc. There is also a live display area, allowing you to observe wetland creatures up close. ✔️Only in this Xixi Hall Specially display the cultural and natural landscape of Hangzhou Xixi Wetland, as well as precious exhibits such as old stone slabs, allowing you to deeply understand the unique charm of this urban wetland. 📍Detailed address: Located at No. 402, Tianmushan Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou 🚉Transportation strategy: You can take Exit B of Dongyue Station on Metro Line 3 and walk 500 meters to arrive. If you drive, you can park on the ground, the parking fee is 5 yuan/hour. 🕙Business hours: Open from Tuesday to Sunday, reservations can be made through the "China Wetland Museum" official account. ❤Recommendation reason: A good place to take your kids to learn about science on weekends. There are many interactive games in the museum, so you can learn while playing [Yeah]

There is more to do in Hangzhou besides visiting West Lake! Be sure to set aside half a day to visit the China Wetland Museum. The museum has four floors, each with a different theme! Friends who like to take photos at exhibitions must clear their phone memory before coming here, because you can’t help but take photos as soon as you enter the exhibition hall! I recommend the exhibition hall on the underground floor. The 32.5-meter circular giant screen allows you to immersively watch the changes in the natural ecological environment. It is really shocking! ! ! In addition, there are various interactions, which are fun and film-making~ Address: China Wetland Museum ⏰: 09:00~16:30 🎫: Free

On rainy days, if you want to go to a beautiful and interesting place, go to the Wetland Museum. 🚇 Line 3, Dongyue Station, Exit B, walk for a few minutes after exiting the station 🎫 Free admission + no reservation required 🕐 Opening hours: 9:00 am–4:30 pm, no entry after 4:00 pm, closed on Mondays 🖥️ The panoramic interactive large touch screen is very interesting, and the giant screen promotional film has an IMAX theater experience. There are many popular science exhibits about the history of wetlands in the museum. The layout is simple and elegant, and you can feel the invisible bond between man and nature even indoors. ❗️ The third floor is temporarily closed, and the nearby Gaozhuang (you can take a small train there) is temporarily closed 🈴 Suitable for dating/parent-child activities/study tours/photography/just daze

In traditional China, plants that can be used to dye yellow include gardenia, rehmannia, yellow dock, amur cork tree, turmeric, pagoda tree flower, and turmeric. Since the Western Zhou Dynasty, gardenia has been the main material for dyeing yellow. In the Han Dynasty, gardenia and madder, which is used to dye red, became economic crops. "A thousand mu of gardenia and madder, a thousand mu of ginger and leek, are equal to a marquis." It can be seen that the social status and economic income of farmers who planted these dye materials were equal to that of a marquis. In the pre-Qin period, turmeric was a tribute. Wine made from wheat mixed with turmeric was called "yellow wine" and was used on important occasions such as ancestral temple sacrifices. Jincao, commonly known as green bamboo or emperor grass, was often used in ancient times to dye green with indigo. The Book of Songs says, "I picked green all morning, but not enough to fill a basket" and "Green clothes, yellow skirts." The Northern Wei Dynasty's Essential Techniques for the Welfare of the People records the process of using amur cork tree to dye paper to prevent insects, called "dyeing huang" or "entering huang," from which the term "decoration" originated. At the end of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Huan Xuan ordered the abolition of bamboo slips and the use of yellow paper. "Heaven and earth are black and yellow," the ancients regarded yellow as the color of the earth and the representative of the sun's rays. Yellow symbolizes supremacy, orthodoxy, and light. Since the Sui and Tang Dynasties, zhehuang has become the color of the emperor's regular clothes. Zhao Kuangyin's mutiny at Chenqiao, wearing a yellow robe, made zhehuang the color of imperial power. The Ming Dynasty explicitly prohibited ministers and commoners from wearing yellow clothes, including ginger yellow, willow yellow, and other shades of yellow. The luster of gold and copper coins makes yellow synonymous with warmth, vitality, abundance, and joy.

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| Wetland Museum 15th Anniversary Exhibition. "Dyeing the Wilderness" - Chinese Plant Dyeing Art Exhibition This exhibition is held in conjunction with the 15th anniversary of the Wetland Museum. Nearly 60 artists were invited to create works, focusing on five color systems: earth color, sun color, sky color, celebration color, and mystery color. The exhibition presents a variety of plant dyeing art color stories in a unique way, and the exhibition is very beautiful! Dyeing the Wilderness - Chinese Plant Dyeing Art Exhibition November 2, 2024–March 2, 2025 China Wetland Museum (No. 402 Tianmushan Road) Free FREE Tuesday to Sunday 9:00–16:30 (closed on Mondays) No reservation required, just enter Exit B of Dongyue Station on Line 3, 5-minute walk P: Parking lot available The exhibition hall is on the third floor (it takes about half an hour to visit) The first and second floors are regular exhibition halls, with many installation art, animal and plant marine specimens, some projection art, and many popular photo spots.

China Wetland Museum Address: No. 402, Tianmushan Road, Xihu District Opening hours: 9:00-16:30 from Tuesday to Sunday (closed on Monday, except for statutory holidays). No entry after 16:00. Transportation: 600 meters walk from Exit B of Dongyue Station on Subway Line 3 Tickets: Free reservation The Wetland Museum has 4 floors in total. The most recommended is the basement: Wetland Cave Hall Various high-tech large screens The entrance is a dynamic waterfall wall As you move along the route, there is a high-tech large screen that fills all four walls. It changes in real time. There are small fish that swim as you move your hand. There are black and white walls that change color as you touch them. There are also various interactions that are activated by long press. Other halls on floors 1-3 Approaching the Wetland Hall: You can rent a 4D glasses for 50 at the entrance to trigger various interactive introductions Simply understand the wetland and understand the basic knowledge Wetland Vientiane Hall: Superb science popularization hall, detailed understanding of the "thousands of creatures" nourished by the wetland and the "wonderful wonders" they build. Here are some special places worth checking in: Take a photo with biological specimens (the bird, fish, and crab areas are exquisitely and beautifully made) Take a photo with the wetland landscape (black-necked crane habitat, coral group, mangrove forest, etc.) Only this Xixi Hall: Concentrate on understanding "Xixi Wetland", including human history, folk culture, solar terms activities, etc. Here you can experience: Drumming dragon boat race Check in the multi-screen electronic column and feel the four seasons of Xixi Special exhibition hall: There is a rest area here, and there are various corals on display in the aisle. We also happened to encounter the "Wild China" photography exhibition that day, and it was another round of shooting.

The China Wetland Museum is located in the southeast corner of Hangzhou Xixi National Wetland Park, covering an area of more than 20,000 square meters. The museum is grand in scale, with one underground floor and three above-ground floors. Inside the museum, there are numerous themed exhibition halls that mainly introduce world wetlands, domestic wetlands, and Xixi Wetland. In the preface hall, there are many plant and animal specimens that vividly introduce various wetlands around the world. In the China Hall, you can see the restored seven major types of wetlands in China, which is truly breathtaking.

It has been raining in Hangzhou for a long time, so museums are the best place to take your kids out for a walk indoors. The Wetland Museum that reopened in April is really fun. My three-year-old kid was so excited when he entered the museum that he ran and jumped all the way without needing to be held in my arms. It is truly a magical museum that frees your hands, and it is also perfect for a family trip to Hangzhou during the summer vacation! 🚂Location: Zhangguo Wetland Museum 🎫Tickets: Free, book in advance or on-site 🕑Visiting hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-16:30⚠️Closed on Mondays, no entry after 16:00 🚗Transportation: Metro Line 3 [Dongyue Station Exit B] walk for 5 minutes, self-driving navigation [Xixi Paradise Underground Parking Lot] 🅿️Parking 1.5 yuan/hour ⏰Recommended duration: half a day 🏃Recommended tour route: underground [Wetland Cave Hall] - first floor [Wetland Vientiane Hall] - second floor [Only Xixi Hall] [Coral Culture Exhibition] Library Rest - third floor special exhibition 🏰Venue Features: The museum building was designed by the famous architect Arata Isozaki, winner of the Pritzker Prize ✅Don't miss the new internet celebrity check-in spot on the underground floor [Wetland Cave Hall] The dynamic waterfall screen at the entrance of the exhibition hall is quite realistic. Inside the waterfall is a 360° circular screen where you can wave your hand to call the fish. There is also a 180° curved giant screen. The film "Land of the Living" tells the history of the development of wetlands and civilization. The pictures are beautiful and shocking. Sitting on the floor is like watching an epic IMAX movie! ! ✅Children's Science Exhibition on the first floor [Wetland Vientiane Hall] In addition to a large number of exquisite animal, plant and insect displays, you can also find live animals in glass boxes, and the wetland lake and swamp landscaping is lifelike, which is very suitable for teaching children science. 🎏Travel Tips: 1️⃣ Older children can rent AR guide glasses, which children love! It is located at the counter on the left after entering the museum. It costs 50 yuan/1.5 hours, and an additional 3 yuan for more than 15 minutes. 2️⃣Friends who like to take photos in Hanfu can go to the second floor [Only in Xixi Hall] to take photos and check in. There are many Xixi folk culture displays in it, and you can also bring your children to experience dragon boat racing and fishing games. 3️⃣Stamping You can stamp at the entrance island. 4️⃣ You can take a rest in the lounge on the first floor or on the outdoor steps next to it to replenish your energy. If you are tired of shopping upstairs, you can go to the library on the second floor to take a rest. There are lazy sofas and interesting picture books, which are also suitable for small babies. Three-year-old Xiao Jincheng was so comfortable that he didn’t want to leave😎 ❤I am Ms. Zhang, a migrant mother from Inner Mongolia, sharing the fun, delicious and beautiful things in Hangzhou, Inner Mongolia❤

🌟 Imagine stepping into an underwater kingdom enveloped by a mysterious aura, surrounded by dazzling and shining lights, as if you have crossed into another dimension—this is not a scene from a sci-fi movie, but the latest look of the Xixi Wetland Museum in Hangzhou! 🌿👀 Located in Hangzhou, the paradise on earth, the China Wetland Museum has recently undergone an unprecedented glamorous transformation. With an exhibition hall area of 8,500 square meters, it redefines the word 'spectacular'! 👣【Exploration Route: Every Step is a Novelty】👣 🌟【First Floor Departure】🌟 🌍💖 Upon entering, the 【Approaching Wetlands Hall】 greets you like a knowledgeable elder, gently leading you to unveil the mystery of the wetlands, instilling in you a sense of responsibility for the protection of this natural treasure. 🌊【Basement One: Dreamy Abyss】🌊 🐠🌌 Turn around and step into the 【Wetland Cave Heaven Hall】, and a visual feast begins instantly! First comes the stunning flowing water screen, making you feel as if you are under a waterfall, and the real climax is hidden behind the curtain—a 360° immersive underwater world, where you can swim like a fish, freely traversing through the ocean of light and shadow. 🎬【Realm of Creatures: IMAX-Level Impact】🎬 🎧🎬 Don't miss the 32.5-meter-long giant screen cinema's 'Realm of Creatures', where every frame seems to whisper the secrets of nature in your ear, with a dual shock of sound and vision that makes science popularization far from dull. 🌳【Second Floor: Symphony of Life】🌳 🐦🦎 The 【Wetland Panorama Hall】 is a symphony of the natural world, vividly displaying the diversity and richness of China's wetland ecology. The live display of amphibians and reptiles allows you to feel the rhythm of life up close; the bird specimen cabinet is a visual feast not to be missed. 🛶🏆 For cultural festival enthusiasts, the dragon boat event in the 【Exclusive Xixi Hall】 will surely let you experience the charm and passion of the water town! 🌸【Coral Secret Realm: Sea of Flowers】🌸 The 【Coral Culture Exhibition】 in the atrium, with those precious corals like gems of the sea bed, silently tells the story of the ocean, breathtakingly beautiful.🌊💎 📸【Photography Exhibition: Oasis of the Soul】📸 🏞️🖼️ The 【Heartland Oasis】 photography exhibition on the third floor captures those pristine places on Earth that remain unpolluted, each piece is an invitation, inviting you to wander afar. 🚗🚇【Easy Arrival, Start Your Dreamy Journey】🚗🚇 🛣️🌟 Whether you take the subway to 【Dongyue Station Exit B】 or drive to the 'Xixi Paradise Underground Parking Lot', everything is convenient, seamlessly connecting to your dreamy journey. 📅⏰【Opening Hours】📅⏰ 🕒🎉 Open daily from 9:00 to 16:30 (remember to enter before 16:00, closed on Mondays for rest), free reservation or on-site QR code scanning, for an unobstructed enjoyable visit.