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Taiyuan Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum Travel Guide 1⃣ Museum Overview The Taiyuan Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum, located in Wangjiafeng Village, Yingze District, Taiyuan City, Shanxi Province, is the first museum in China built on the original site of the Northern Qi Dynasty tomb of Xu Xianxiu, specifically dedicated to murals. Covering an area of 20,000 square meters with a building area of 5,355 square meters, the museum showcases the mural art and historical culture of the Northern Qi Dynasty, serving as an essential window into understanding the culture of that period. 2⃣ Opening Hours and Ticket Information 📆Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00—17:00 (last entry at 16:30), closed on Mondays (except national holidays). Tickets: Free, but advance booking is required through the official WeChat public account. A real-name, timed-entry reservation system is in place. 3⃣ Transportation Guide 🚎Bus Routes: Several bus routes, including No. 70, 822, and 813, can take you to the museum. 🚗Self-driving: The museum is located in Wangjiafeng Village, Yingze District, Taiyuan City, approximately a 30-minute drive from the city center. 4⃣ Exhibition Highlights Hall 1, "Splendor of the Other Capital": Centered around the murals from the tomb of Xu Xianxiu, this hall showcases the political, economic, and cultural aspects of the Northern Qi Dynasty. Hall 2, "A Thousand Years at a Glance": Utilizing 3D projection, virtual reality, and other technologies, this hall offers an immersive experience, transporting visitors back to the Northern Qi Dynasty. Hall 3, "Simple Elegance": This hall focuses on displaying Northern Dynasty murals unearthed within Shanxi Province, such as the camel caravan and horse herding scenes from the tomb of Lou Rui. 5⃣ Interactive Experiences and Special Activities Interactive Programs: Visitors can participate in activities such as mural copying and simulated relic restoration, enhancing their understanding of mural art. VR Experience: Put on 4K resolution VR glasses and experience a "tomb roaming" adventure, immersing yourself in the life of Northern Qi Dynasty nobility. 6⃣ Recommended Nearby Attractions Tianlongshan Grottoes: Located approximately 11 km from the museum, these grottoes are renowned for their stone carvings, showcasing artistic styles from the Eastern Wei to the Five Dynasties period. Jin Temple: The oldest existing royal garden in China, housing precious cultural relics such as the "Three Treasures of Jin Temple." A visit of 2–3 hours is recommended. Shanxi Noodle Museum: Learn about Shanxi noodle culture and experience traditional noodle-making techniques. 7⃣ Important Notes‼️ ✔️Book in Advance: Be sure to book your visit in advance to avoid being unable to enter the museum. ✔️Bring ID: Please bring your original ID card. Visitors over 60 years old are exempt from the reservation requirement. ✔️Visiting Time: It is recommended to allow 2–3 hours to fully experience the museum's exhibitions and interactive programs.

Step into the Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum in Taiyuan and explore the ancient tombs dating back thousands of years|||🎞This is the first museum in China built on the original site of a cemetery🎞 The shock is comparable to direct tomb robbery…and a dialogue with the ancients thousands of years ago 🖼Highlights This is a real tomb exhibition, where you can admire the original murals of the Northern Dynasties from thousands of years ago at close range ✏️Characters: Xu Xianxiu, King of Wuan of the Northern Qi Dynasty (more than 1,400 years ago) Story: The tomb has been excavated by tomb robbers three times in the past, leaving only a small hole. After its discovery in 2020, a museum was built directly on the original site and opened to the public in 2023. 🛋Exhibition halls (3) Hall 1: Splendor of the Capital Murals of Xu Xianxiu, Lou Rui, Jiuyuangang, and Shuichuanliang Hall 2: A Glimpse of a Thousand Years Detailed introduction to the process of discovery and excavation of the entire site, where you can see the tomb robber's hole, mounds, and tomb passage Hall 3: Simple and Beautiful Original murals of Shuichuanliang 📷Photo spots Indoors | Figure 2 in Hall 2, a sense of a thousand years at a glance, Figure 9 at the exit of Hall 3 Outdoors | Egyptian-style mud wall, Figures 7-8, super photogenic 📍Location: Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum, intersection of Nanshifang Street and Dongfeng Road, Yingze District, Taiyuan City 💊Time: 9:00–17:00 (closed on Mondays, open on all public holidays) Tickets must be booked in advance and are free.

See the Northern Qi murals again The elegant and minimalist style The smooth lines The classic color scheme You can never get enough of it The design of the tomb and the tomb passage echoing each other is also amazing Every glance is a thousand-year-old gaze . 🎫Free (you can make an appointment online in advance or on-site)

| Taiyuan Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum Guide. 📍Address: No. 1 Haozhuang Zheng Street, Yingze District, Taiyuan, Shanxi Province (Northeast corner of the intersection of Chaoyang Street and Wenmiao Lane) 🕙Opening hours: 09:00–17:00 (last admission at 16:30, closed on Mondays except for public holidays) 🎫Tickets: Free (advance reservation required via the official WeChat account) 🚗Transportation: 1️⃣By bus: Take bus 814, 820, 820 branch, or 873 to Wuyi East Street Station, then walk to the museum. 2️⃣By car: Navigate to the museum, which has a parking lot. 🌟Highlights: ✅ Mural exhibition: The Northern Qi Dynasty murals on display in the museum are a must-see, with bright colors and vivid figures. For example, the murals in the tomb of Xu Xianxiu, with travel and return scenes on both sides of the tomb passage, depict full-bodied figures and smooth lines, as if you can see the grand scene of the nobles traveling a thousand years ago. The details of the divine beasts and ceremonial guards in the murals are even more amazing, showcasing the imagination and painting skills of the ancients. ✅ Tomb restoration: Through the restoration of Northern Qi Dynasty tombs, you can gain an in-depth understanding of the funeral culture and architectural style of the time. From the tomb passage and passageway to the tomb chamber, every brick and tile reveals the weight of history. In the tomb chamber, you can see exquisite murals and the placement of burial objects, and feel the ancient people's concept of "treating the dead as if they were alive." 📸Photo spots: ✅ The background wall at the entrance, which combines modern architecture with traditional elements, is perfect for panoramic photos. ✅ The simulated tomb scene in the museum, with its unique light and shadow and spatial composition, can produce atmospheric photos, but remember not to use flash. 🍜Nearby food: ✅ Hao Ganggang Yangzage: A specialty of Taiyuan, with fresh and delicious soup and clean lamb offal without a gamey taste. A bowl in winter is both warming and satisfying. ✅ Renyili Dumplings: An old restaurant with a variety of dumpling fillings, all of which are very good, especially the lamb steamed dumplings, with thin skin and large filling, and a rich taste. Visiting the Taiyuan Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum is like opening a door to the Northern Qi Dynasty, where you can immerse yourself in the long river of history and appreciate the unique artistic charm and cultural heritage of that era. Whether you are a history enthusiast or an ordinary tourist, this place is worth a visit!💕

During this trip to Shanxi, we chose two very distinctive on-site protected museums (built above the archaeological excavation area), one is the Northern Qi Mural Museum in Taiyuan, and the other is the Jin State Museum in Linfen. Northern Qi was one of the regimes in the late Northern Dynasties. The collision and integration of economy, culture and ethnicity strongly promoted the "Han-Tang Change" in history; the frequent flow of people and trade promoted political, economic and cultural exchanges, and foreign people, materials, ideas and art were widely absorbed; the scene of the prosperous Tang Dynasty was already showing signs of dawn. Jinyang (today's Taiyuan) was known as "Bafu" and "Xiedu" during the Eastern Wei and Northern Qi dynasties. For half a century, it was the place where the powerful and wealthy gathered and issued government orders. There was an aristocratic class that lived a luxurious life, a cultural circle that attached itself to the powerful and wealthy, and a cultural atmosphere that pursued splendor. As an important node at the eastern end of the Silk Road, Jinyang was also the center of commercial trade between northern countries and ethnic groups at that time. The Taiyuan Northern Qi Mural Museum started construction on October 26, 2020 and will open to the public on December 20, 2023. The museum has murals from the tombs of Lou Rui and Xu Xianxiu in Taiyuan, as well as murals from Jiuyuangang in Xinzhou and Shuiquanliang in Shuozhou. These murals tell the story of the early unity of the Chinese nation and the evolution of the diverse integration of farming culture and nomadic culture. They are irreplaceable treasures for studying the history and culture of the grassland, and a model for the exchange and mutual learning between Eastern and Western civilizations. We can see from the murals and cultural relics in the museum’s collection a large number of images of Hu people with characteristics from the Western Regions and other places, as well as artistic modeling and expressions that are different from those of the Han people in the Central Plains. I think this may be the reason why this new museum has been so popular since its opening: it is full of exotic atmosphere and unique. When you come to Taiyuan, don't miss this museum! Absolutely amazing! Gate tower image: Late Northern Dynasties, mural tomb of Jiuyuangang in Xinzhou (Fig. 7, 8) Camel caravan and horses, return image: First year of Wuping in Northern Qi (570), Tomb of Lou Rui in Northern Qi. (Figure 9) Northern Qi People's Picture: Image of Hu People (Figure 10) Picture of Horseback Riders: One of the first batch of cultural relics prohibited from leaving the country. In the first year of Wuping in the Northern Qi Dynasty (570 AD), the tomb of Lou Rui of the Northern Qi Dynasty. The original is in the Shanxi Museum. (Figures 11-14) Robber holes; earthen mounds at the archaeological site. (Figure 4) The passageway to Xu Xianxiu’s tomb. Can't go down. (Figure 5) It is nearly 1,500 years old and has been robbed five times. It was one of the top ten archaeological discoveries in the country in 2002.

Special forces travel is trending now! As a budget travel enthusiast, let me introduce you to the Taiyuan travel guide! First of all, you must get a Taiyuan Tourist Pass! This can save you a lot of money! It's 50 yuan per person, and you can visit many attractions such as Jinci Museum, Shuangta Museum, Tianlong Mountain, etc. It's very cost-effective. I suggest you get it at the post office opposite Taiyuan Railway Station. The advantage is that you can get it immediately without waiting! Just bring your ID card to apply! I suggest you can divide your trip into two days. The Shanxi Museum is worth a visit. You need to make a reservation in advance, and it's free to visit, but it's closed on Mondays! There is also a Geological Museum next to it that you can check out! The Jin Merchants Museum is still free, and you can visit it too. The former residence of Yan Xishan is worth a visit! You can enter the Shuangta Museum with the tourist pass, and you can climb to the top of the twin towers, which is a must-see! If you have time, you can visit the Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum to explore ancient tombs! You can also visit the Confucian Temple for free with the tourist pass! In the evening of the first day, you can stroll around the Food Street and taste the local Taiyuan delicacies! For example, Qinghe Yuan's Tou Nao, Yang Ji's Guanchang, and the vinegar ice cream at Xueshan Cold Drink Hall! On the second day, let's first go to the Jinci Museum. There are many cultural relics and historical sites here, which are very worth seeing. You can check in at the same temple as in Journey to the West! Free entry with the tourist pass! Then you can visit the Tianlong Mountain Grottoes or Longshan Grottoes, which are not far from Jinci, and you can enter for free with the tourist pass! In the evening, you can stroll around the ancient county town of Taiyuan! It's free of charge now! This travel guide only requires spending 50 yuan to get a tourist pass, and all the entrance fees for Taiyuan's attractions are saved! Taiyuan's public transportation is very convenient, so it won't cost much! Let's encourage each other!

It is often said that one should not miss the various museums when looking at history, but compared to the exhibits placed in the exhibition halls, what could be more stunning than the murals directly engraved on these stone walls? 😄😄😄 🌟 Highlights: The historical development of the Chinese nation is all captured within these murals. There are myths, there are traditions. Through these murals, one can better understand the beliefs and living habits of the people at that time. 😍😍😍 The so-called glimpse of a leopard through a tube is just that. 🙂🙂🙂 And this place is also a free attraction, but remember to make a reservation in advance. ☺

Spend two days and one night like this, and I believe you will fall in love with this ancient city with a history of over 2500 years! Overall Itinerary Day1 (Saturday) Morning: Taiyuan Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum Afternoon: Jinci Museum Evening: Old Military Camp Snack Street Day2 (Sunday) Morning: Shanxi Merchants Museum Afternoon: Old City Area City Walk (refer to the previous article) ps: The afternoon itinerary can be replaced with the Shanxi Museum (I've been there twice before, highly recommended). Recommended Places: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Taiyuan Northern Qi Dynasty Mural Museum P2-P4 The entire venue is built on the original site of Xu Xianshou's tomb from the Northern Qi Dynasty, divided into three sections: Jiuyuangang Tomb (Exhibition Hall 1), Xu Xianshou's Tomb (Exhibition Hall 2), and Lou Rui's Tomb & Shuiquanliang Tomb (Exhibition Hall 3). The main focus is Xu Xianshou's Tomb, where you can see the complete tomb site (although you cannot enter the tomb), and the classic silhouette photo spot is also here (P4). However, my personal favorite is Exhibition Hall 1's Jiuyuangang Tomb, which, compared to the other tombs' murals that display scenes of the tomb owner's daily life, also includes a large number of mythical stories, especially legends from the 'Classic of Mountains and Seas'. Interested friends can try to find my favorite 'Lord of the Winds', a man dressed in red bitter tea who is nearly naked and in charge of the wind (top picture on P3), I even found his cultural and creative product at the visitor center (only one kind)... The best part of this trip 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Jinci Museum P5-P6 Located in the southwest corner of Taiyuan, a bit far from the city center, the Jinci scenic area includes Jinci Museum + Tianlong Mountain (due to limited time, only visited Jinci). Jinci was built to commemorate the first feudal lord of the Jin state, Tang Shuyu, and his mother, and can be considered the origin of Taiyuan city. Because the 1986 version of 'Journey to the West' was filmed here, many friends have recently fallen in love with taking comparison photos here. Near the exit, there is also the newly built Jin Wen Gong Art Museum (an important figure in the division of Jin into three), not much in terms of collections, mainly to see the architecture, suitable for taking photos in ancient costumes. 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Shanxi Merchants Museum P7 The former office location of the Shanxi Provincial Committee, where you can learn about the history of Shanxi merchants, refer to the previous article for details. 🌟🌟🌟 Da Guandi Temple P8 The largest of the four Guandi temples in the old city area. It's part of my personal Old City Area City Walk itinerary (Shanxi Merchants Museum - Food Street - Da Guandi Temple - Grandma Temple - Zhonglou Street - Liuxiang) refer to the previous article for details. 👨‍🍳 How to eat in Taiyuan?? Shanxi, as a transitional area between the grasslands and the Central Plains, has a mixed diet of both. After eating for two days, here are 3 recommended restaurants, go to all of them! 1️⃣ Hedong Yixiang Pavilion P9: Opposite to Maoye World, a restaurant, the queue is very exaggerated, be sure to go early. Highly recommend the mahjong tripe. 2️⃣ Hao Ganggang Sheep Offal P10: Liuxiang, a small restaurant, recommended sheep offal soup (or mutton soup) + cilantro green onion + pepper powder + chili oil. 3️⃣ Chayuanhou Baozi P11: Nanxiaowall, a small restaurant, recommended zucchini egg shrimp buns, all freshly wrapped and steamed. Next door is Qingheyuantounao, brave friends can also check it out.

When I visited the Northern Qi Museum in Taiyuan, I noticed that many tourists were clueless about what to focus on, or were overly fascinated by specific moments in the paintings (such as a horse getting startled and defecating), which is actually incorrect. As murals in tombs, they have preserved the art of that time for us, allowing us to understand the culture, clothing, painting, and architectural characteristics and standards of that period. The earliest surviving paintings can only be traced back to the Tang dynasty, while the underground world has captured that era from 1500 years ago for us. The authentic murals in the Northern Qi Museum this time come from the Jiuyuangang mural tomb in Xinzhou, the Northern Qi mural tomb at Shuiquanliang in Shuozhou (the tomb dates from the late Northern Qi period, and the tomb owner should be the military and political commander in charge of defending the Shuozhou area), the tomb of Prince Dong'an of the Northern Qi, Lou Rui, in Taiyuan, and the on-site preservation of the tomb of Prince Wu'an of the Northern Qi, Xu Xianshou. To summarize, the highlights are as follows: ☑️ Look at the 'Simplified Standard Beauty' new painting style of the Northern Qi The overall painting style is simple and brisk, with iron line outlines and heavy color filling. Some paintings have the technique of gradient shading, which is one of the earliest examples. The painters were highly skilled, and the paintings of people, horses, and scenes are orderly in terms of primary and secondary focus, appropriately dense and sparse, with ingenious conception and technique. ☑️ Look at the funeral customs and mythological legends Ascension paintings often feature images of fearsome beasts, swans, immortals, and even mythological figures like the God of Wind, the God of Rain, and the Thunder God. The fearsome beasts in these paintings have similarities with the mythical creatures described in the 'Classic of Mountains and Seas'. ☑️ Look at the scenes of noble life at the time The murals show scenes of travel, banquets, and hunting, vividly depicting the life of the nobility, the status of women, food, etc., reflecting a microcosm of the historical culture and social life of that era. ☑️ Look at the clothing style From the murals, one can discern the clothing characteristics of the local nobility, such as the flying bird hairstyle, etc. These murals and the murals of Gao Huan's tomb in the Hebei Provincial Museum have many similarities and connections, and are important physical materials for studying the Northern Qi. ——Travel tips—— ▫️ Opening hours: 8 AM to 6:30 PM ▫️ Visiting time: About two hours. ▫️ Admission: Free, but advance reservation is required. If you haven't made a reservation, you can also try to get a ticket on-site.

Hurry up❗️The Northern Qi Mural Exhibition will be open until May 18th, and will be put away for storage. The next exhibition is far away! 👀 It was a weekend when I went there, so there were not many unexpected people. It was really a pleasure to watch the murals from thousands of years ago at close range and quietly, and to understand the social scene at that time. 🛕The entire Northern Qi Mural Museum was built on the original site of Xu Xianxiu’s tomb in the Northern Qi Dynasty. It is also the first museum in the country to be built on the original site of a mural tomb. In addition to the murals from Xu Xianxiu's tomb unearthed in 2000, there are also the Lou Rui's tomb unearthed in 1979, the Shuiquanliang tomb in Shuozhou in 2008 and the Jiuyuanggang tomb in Xinzhou unearthed in 2013. The exhibition uses three themes: "Special Colors of Other Capitals", "A Thousand Years' Eye" and "Simple Standard Beauty" to take you to understand the characteristics and cultural integration of that era, to see a diverse and prosperous Northern Dynasty, and to interpret the ancient capital of the "Nine Dynasties" —Jinyang plays an important role in its appearance. This is a great mural from a Northern Dynasty tomb in the sixth century, filling a gap in the art history of that period. The characters, carriages, horses, and exotic animals on the wall are all full of fun. The painters at that time used smooth lines and there was no wasted brush. They were truly "fine and sparse, simple but full of meaning". This is exactly the sparse painting style described in ancient texts. Although the dynasty was short-lived, it achieved extraordinary artistic achievements in painting and sculpture🎨, which is really touching. The people of the Northern Dynasties were also very good at painting horses. The horses in Lou Rui Tomb and Jiuyuan Gang are all galloping, as if they are moving, and there is another detail that the horses pull a string after being frightened. This is probably the world's most famous painting. This is the only one in the horse picture, so surprising and interesting🥸. The "Hunting Picture" and "Ascension Picture" in the Jiuyuan Gang Tomb are dancing and lively, and the murals all over the wall are completed in one go like running cursive. It is also the largest hunting map of the Northern Dynasties tombs discovered in China and the most complete system of the ascension map. The murals in Shuiquanliang Tomb are relatively well preserved and vividly reproduced The social and historical features of Northern Qi Dynasty. There are also Northern Qi's fashionable hairstyles "bird bun" and "thick eyebrows". The tomb owner here is Xu Xianxiu, a young hero who fought bravely and made many military exploits. At the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty, he first followed Er Zhurong, then surrendered to Gao Huan, and gradually entered the upper echelons of the Eastern Wei Dynasty. The most well-preserved Northern Qi tomb murals in China were also found here, with a total area of ​​more than 330 square meters. There are more than 200 figures of various types in the mural. Unfortunately, it is not displayed due to protection. We can only find out through VR, but we can’t savor it in detail, which is a bit regretful. Appointment search🔍Northern Qi Mural Museum, number will be released 14 days in advance Free tutorial: 11:00 15:00 midweek Weekends 10:00 11:00 15:00 16:00 ———————————————————— 🛕: Taiyuan Northern Qi Mural Museum 🕥：08:00-18:30 Taiyuan Northern Qi Mural Museum

The great tomb was constructed on its original site, with the tomb passage, corridor, and stone doors all clearly visible through the glass windows. Murals, pottery figurines, and tomb-guarding beasts, faint-hearted, beware, this is the Northern Qi Mural Museum.

The Northern Qi Mural Museum was established on the original site of Xu Xianxiu's tomb from the Northern Qi dynasty, and it is China's first site-type tomb mural art-themed museum. Seeing the real tomb passage for the first time, the biggest feeling is shock. The original murals of the Northern Qi Mural Museum will be on display until May 18th, after which they will return to the storage. Therefore, everyone is rushing to appreciate them recently. It's not easy to book on weekends, but you can still enter smoothly by scanning the 'on-site reservation code' on the same day. If you're not sure, you can try to book early in the morning on the day of your visit, or you can just scan it when you arrive on-site. The museum has three exhibition halls. The first chapter, 'Capital Splendor,' displays the unearthed Northern Qi tomb murals, introducing the background of the creation of the Northern Qi tomb murals, and exhibits murals such as the Lou Rui tomb and the Northern Dynasty tombs at Jiuyuangang in Xinzhou... Among them, the 'Horse Riding and Hunting Picture' (Figures 5-6) is prohibited from being exhibited abroad. It is said that it has only been displayed twice so far and will soon be returned to storage, a rare and not-to-be-missed opportunity. The second chapter, 'A Glimpse of a Thousand Years,' is the most important part of the exhibition hall of the Taiyuan Northern Qi Mural Museum (Figures 1-4). It is divided into three units, displaying from the perspectives of archaeological discovery, original site exhibition, and scientific protection, and explains in detail the history of Xu Xianxiu's tomb with murals from the Northern Qi. Figure 1 shows the full view of the tomb passage and the mound, which looks like a three-story building has been cut open, with the ground mound (with a robbery hole) on top, the ground layer in the middle, and the tomb passage leading to the tomb chamber below, which also includes the passage and the tomb chamber. Although the tomb passage and chamber are not open to the public, just viewing them on-site is enough to touch one's heart and soul. The third chapter, 'Simple Standard of Beauty,' displays murals from the tombs of Lou Rui in Taiyuan, Jiuyuangang in Xinzhou, and Shuiquanliang in Shuozhou. The Northern Qi Mural Museum does have some barriers to entry. Chen Danqing said that the Northern Qi murals represent the highest realm of line aesthetics in Chinese painting, so it's recommended to do some homework before visiting. Of course, you can also wait for the free explanation at 15:00, but as there are many listeners, it is still recommended to look around first and then follow the guide. Tickets: Free, but advance reservation is required. Closed on Mondays ⏰Volunteer explanations: Tuesday-Friday: One session at 10:00 and 15:00 Weekends: Sessions at 10:00, 11:00, 15:00, and 16:00 The free explanation lasts for 1 hour, and there is currently no paid explanation. If you need an explanation, please check the session times before you go! If you really can't make it, you can first go to Exhibition Hall 3⃣️ to watch the video explanation on the big screen, which is also very detailed! Couple Banquet Picture Gate Tower Picture - Replica Horse Riding and Hunting Picture Hunting Picture Ascension Picture Although the museum is built on top of Xu Xianxiu's tomb, the tomb passage is not open for visitors to go down. There are VR glasses on both sides of the earth mound in the second exhibition hall, which allow you to experience standing in the tomb chamber and viewing the murals in 360 degrees. You can also wear glasses if you are nearsighted. The museum is based on the original site protection of Xu Xianxiu's tomb from the Northern Qi dynasty, with three exhibition halls: the first exhibition hall 'Capital Splendor,' the second exhibition hall 'A Glimpse of a Thousand Years,' and the third exhibition hall 'Simple Standard of Beauty - Shanxi Northern Qi Mural Art Exhibition,' which brings together murals from the tombs of Lou Rui, Jiuyuangang, and Shuiquanliang from the Northern Dynasties period. Through original displays and immersive experiences, it comprehensively interprets the history of the Northern Dynasties and the artistic characteristics of Northern Qi murals, recreating the social appearance and the spiritual demeanor of the ancients; Transportation information 🚌Bus: Y7 Tourism Special Line (Songzhuang Parking Station - Taiyuan Northern Qi Mural Museum) 🚕Taxi: It is recommended to take a taxi to the parking lot. There is a long flight of stairs at the entrance, so please be careful if you are carrying luggage, as it can be quite tiring to carry it up; 🛅Luggage storage🛅 There is a sign on the right side of the main entrance, and a 20-inch suitcase can also be stored. The security sister has a very bad attitude, and if you accidentally lose the storage locker ticket, it can be very troublesome to open the locker.

Taiyuan City. Northern Qi Mural Museum. The Northern Qi Mural Museum in Taiyuan City (Wangjiafeng Tomb Group—Xu Xianxiu's Tomb) is a mural tomb museum built and protected on the original site of the tomb of Xu Xianxiu, the Taiwei and Prince of Wu'an during the Northern Qi Dynasty. It also borrowed the original murals from the Taiyuan Lou Rui Tomb, Xinzhou Jiuyuangang Tomb, and Shuozhou Shuiquanliang Tomb from the Shanxi Provincial Museum for display. It is also the first museum in the country to display mural tombs.