Sanxingdui Archaeological Site Park

Very good, very good, convenient location, very convenient to take a train from Chengdu, during the epidemic, remember to make an appointment first, you must arrange a tour guide to explain, and you can visit the attractions more.

Samsungdui is a must-go place in Deyang Guanghan. Samsungdui Archaeological Site Park is a little far from the museum. It is not open at present. The museum must be visited. Feel the wisdom of the ancients. It is really good.

The director introduced that the comprehensive museum Chen Zhanjin, copper, jade, stone, pottery and other cultural relics, to set the questions, because of the meaning of the problem, vertically through, horizontally unfolded, introduced the history of ancient yu and the glorious achievements of the ancient yu country in various fields. The museum is based on the panoramic screen of the Samsungdui ruins.

Samsungdui Museum (Sanxingdui Museum) is a key cultural relics protection unit in the country and the first batch of national "AAAA"-level tourist attractions. It is located in the northeast corner of Samsungdui Site, on the banks of the duck river west of Chengxi, Guanghan City, Sichuan Province, in the famous historical and cultural city. It is 40 kilometers from Chengdu, the capital of the province, and 26 kilometers from Deyang to the north. A modern museum of special sites in China. The Samsung Dui Museum was laid in August 1992 and opened in October 1997. The museum covers an area of about 530 mu. Samsungdui Museum integrates a variety of functions of cultural relics collection protection, academic research and social education, implements management by modern scientific means, and collects and displays bronze and jade tools unearthed in the Samsungdui site and the No. 1 and No. 2 Shang Dynasty sacrifice pits in the site. Goldware, pottery, boneware and other more than 1,000 precious cultural relics. Samsungdui Museum is one of the five major tourist attractions launched by Sichuan Province. On May 18, 2021, the official of Samsungdui Museum announced that he had settled in Tmall, and more than 40 cultural and creative products were newly launched.

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I have dreamed of going to this place for years. However, now I find myself utterly heart broken at how terrible the experience was. Firstly, getting out there is not simple unless you go in a group. There is a tourist bus for 22RMB from Chengdu North Bus station. it takes around 1h30 to get there. However, no one at the station speaks English, so you will have to use a translator app if you have one. or just ask the lovely people at the service centre to help you (as long as you can ask in Chinese. They were wonderful. The arriving at San Xing Dui. You need to buy tickets via wechat, but the website is just in Chinese, so good luck. Alternatively if you do want to buy them on site, you can, but there is only 1 window open. And again, no one speaks English. Luckily, I speak enough Chinese to buy the tickets. But then you get inside, and that is where you walk into a dangerous, overcrowded hellscape of people simply taking pictures on their cellphones. The archaeology here is mind-blowingly amazing, I cannot emphasise this enough. Truely unique and spectacular. But good luck getting to see any of it behind the swamping crowds. I was crushed, smacked and even groped as I tried to look that the treasures of the Shu kingdom. So much so that I soon lost the will to live an no longer cared. I just walked out in tears of frustration. I cannot believe I came to chengdu principally to see that. I have never been in a worst tourist venue. And I work as a tour guide. There is one very positive point, and that is that there are descriptions in English. But no books or audioguide. But I suppose one out of three isn't bad, for such a terrible experience for foreign tourists.