Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas

Kelo Asian art collection is a lot of real art, the collection of items is also quite a lot, the collection here looks quite good, is a very fun place, like to come here to play.

The Dallas Convention Center is in the heart of Dallas and is close to all the local hotels and restaurants. There are many public events to see here, so you can check the local ads and plan. There are many elevators and escalators, so it is easy to walk around at will. There are lots of parking places, but you can walk, walk a short distance to the convention center, since it is so big.

After visiting the Nash Sculpture Center (Nasher Sculpture Center), we came to the Klo Asian Art Collection (Crow Collection of Asian Art) not far away. The exhibitions here are all about Asian art. The tour is free. A large part of the exhibition is also Chinese, which is very interesting.

This stunning Dallas Museum of Asian Art houses more than 600 masterpieces from Japan, China, India and Southeast Asia, some of which date back to the 10th century. The most exquisite jade collection and Edo-era samurai armor are the treasures of the town hall and the most valuable exhibits in the museum. It is free to open all year round

Walking around Dallas Downtown, I found this small museum, but the collection is arguably Asian boutique. Whether it is a smiley face from Japanese culture or our own emerald jade pear, including marigolds, carved with four dragons, etc., the exquisite degree is no less than some local museums in China.