Xinjiang Uygur Geology Minerals Exhibition Hall Review

Xinjiang Geological and Mineral Museum: China's provincial comprehensive geological science museum. Located on Youyi Road, Urumqi, Xinjiang. The Xinjiang Geological and Mineral Museum is a professional exhibition hall that introduces Xinjiang's mining achievements, popularizes geology and related scientific knowledge. There are seven exhibition halls in the whole museum, which are rich in content and colorful. On May 18, 2022, the Xinjiang Geological and Mineral Museum was named the first batch of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region characteristic museums and held a licensing ceremony.

Very worth a visit! I like the pomegranate stone very much! Super beautiful! Although the original stone has not been artificially carved, the imprint left by her time is also very beautiful! The museum has four floors! There are a lot of exhibits, very real! There are various stones, various jade, various petroleum, various rare metals, and basically complete periodic table of chemical elements.

The trip to northern Xinjiang is over. The trip to southern Xinjiang is still planning to be idle in the Youth Hostel. It is inevitable to be boring. So it is good to go to the museum. It is also close to the Xinjiang Museum. If you have time, your friends can come by the way. After all, there is no need for a special trip. Fee, but remember to bring ID card, there is basically no one. Maybe there are too many beautiful scenery in Xinjiang. It is difficult to calm down. The bag needs to be stored here, so it is best not to bring a larger bag.

Real treasures, treasures everywhere!

The Xinjiang Geological and Mineral Museum was formerly the Xinjiang Geological and Mineral Exhibition Hall, which opened in September 1984, and was newly built and changed to its current name by the autonomous region in 2002. The new museum officially opened in May 2004 and was named one of the first 100 popular science education bases in the country. The new pavilion has a construction area of 8,400 square meters, and the exhibition area is more than 4,600 square meters. The collection and exhibition of specimens and models are about 20,000 pieces.

The overall pattern of Xinjiang terrain is "three mountains and two basins", from north to south in turn: the Altai Mountains, Junggar Basin, Tianshan Mountains, Tarim Basin, Kunlun Mountains.