[2025 Xi'an Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanxi Tangsancai Art Museum (Updated Apr)

The Tang Sancai Art Museum hidden in Xingqing Palace Park is not only a treasure trove for understanding Tang Dynasty art, but also a popular check-in spot for more and more people wearing Hanfu and ancient costumes to take photos! Many people will take photos to compare the past and the present. When taking photos, it seems as if they have really traveled through thousands of years and become Tang Dynasty ladies or literati appreciating artifacts and discussing art. The Tang Sancai Art Museum is located in Nanxun Pavilion in Xingqing Palace Park in Xi'an. The total construction area is 3,200 square meters, of which the exhibition hall space is about 2,000 square meters. This museum focuses on Tang Sancai (three-colored glazed pottery) and vividly presents the daily life and artistic style of the prosperous Tang Dynasty court. Tang Sancai is a classic representative of Tang Dynasty ceramics. Its production process is extremely complicated, from strict selection of clay materials, hand-molding, to bisque firing, glazing, and glaze firing, each procedure requires precise control. The use of glaze, in particular, is hailed as a masterpiece of ingenuity - the glaze flows and blends naturally at high temperatures, forming dreamlike textures and colors, making each piece unique and full of strong artistic tension and historical warmth. 【Visit Information】 Opening hours: 09:30-17:00 daily (last admission at 16:00), closed on Mondays Transportation: Take Metro Line 6 to Jiaotong University Xingqing Palace Station Exit A, and it is most convenient to walk into the park from the north gate. Location: Nanxun Pavilion, Xingqing Palace Park, Xi'an Ticket information: 50 RMB/person #liiiiiiiian #MarchGoodPlaces2025 #TangSancaiArtMuseum #Xi'an

In the Xingqing Palace Park in Xi'an, there is a low-key yet elegant museum - the Tang Sancai Art Museum. Compared to the popular Shaanxi History Museum, this place is much less crowded, allowing you to get closer to the aesthetic life of the Tang Dynasty. It is said that to understand the Tang Dynasty, one must start with Tang Sancai. This is the first museum in the country dedicated to Tang Sancai, not only showcasing precious artifacts but also creating exhibition halls with the concept of 'entering the home of Tang people,' making you feel as if you have traveled back to the grand Tang court during your visit. [Highlights of the Museum] Exhibition Layout: The three-story exhibition hall covers various aspects from daily utensils, music and dance, to diplomatic exchanges, comprehensively narrating the artistic value and historical background of Tang Sancai. Exhibit Design: Each artifact is unique, with flowing colors and natural textures. The glaze rendering is as poetic as a painting, representing the artistic essence of Tang culture. Architectural Atmosphere: The three-story courtyard design allows sunlight to pour into the courtyard, making it perfect for a leisurely stroll, feeling as comfortable as having tea and chatting in an ancient home. [Visitor Information] Opening Hours: Daily 09:30-17:00 (last entry at 16:00), closed on Mondays Transportation: Take Metro Line 6 to [Jiaotong University·Xingqing Palace] Station, Exit A, and enter the park from the north gate for the most convenient access Location: Nanxun Pavilion, Xingqing Palace Park, Xi'an Ticket Information: 50 RMB/person

Xingqing Palace Park is located north of Xianning West Road outside the East Gate of Xi'an City, in the original Xingqing Fang of Chang'an City. Covering an area of 780 mu, including a lake area of 150 mu, it is the largest urban park in Xi'an. Xingqing Palace Park was built in 1958 on the site of the Tang Dynasty's Xingqing Palace. Xingqing Palace Park is the oldest historical and cultural heritage park in China, adjacent to the century-old prestigious Xi'an Jiaotong University. Xingqing Palace Park

|The only professional Tang Sancai Museum. Shaanxi Tang Sancai Art Museum is currently the only professional museum in China that specializes in collecting, researching, restoring, and displaying Tang Sancai and painted pottery figurines. The total building area is 3200 square meters, and the exhibition hall area is 2000 square meters. At present, the museum has more than 3600 Tang Dynasty cultural relics, including more than 1000 precious Tang Sancai, and more than 2000 painted pottery figurines and Tang Dynasty bronze mirrors, gold and silverware. The Shaanxi Tang Sancai Art Museum has selected hundreds of fine cultural relics from a large number of collections for display. The permanent exhibition 'Royal Garden Prosperous Age Long Song' is a thematic exhibition with Xingqing Palace as the carrier, Tang Dynasty court life as the main line, and Tang Sancai as the protagonist. The exhibition hall in the museum uses new exhibition methods, with a clever layout, to reproduce the prosperous Tang Dynasty. 💫Tour Guide ✅The museum is divided into three floors 1⃣The first floor has the first exhibition hall, the second exhibition hall and the special exhibition hall. The Tang Sancai figurines that come into view are vivid and lifelike. The warrior figurines have developed muscles and round eyes, showing a brave and brave temperament, while the female figurines have high buns and wide sleeves, standing like jade, with faces like peach blossoms, showing a graceful and soft style. 2⃣The treasure of the museum 'Bird Song Wansui Music' is on the third floor. It is said that this was created based on the bird in Wu Zetian's palace shouting 'Wansui'. This group of music figurines shows the grand scene when performing this song. This song has also become a dazzling pearl in Chinese culture with its unique artistic charm and profound historical background. 📍Location: Xingqing Park Nanxun Pavilion, Xi'an Shaanxi Tang Sancai Art Museum 🎫Ticket: 50r/person, half price for students 🕘Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 Closed on Mondays