Zhangye City Museum

It is worth seeing, there is an obligation to explain at 10 am, the explanation is very good! The exhibition and explanation level of the museum play a very important role in promoting the local history, culture, relics, tourism....

Zhangye Museum has six general history exhibition areas with "Weak Water Lake Source (Prehistoric to Pre-Qin Period), Zhang Guozhi Temple (Two Han Dynasty Period), Beiliang Fengyun (Weijin and Jin 16 Kingdom Period), Wanguo Xianbin (Sui and Tang Period), National Integration (Five Dynasties to Yuan Period), Fucheng Yiyun (Ming and Qing Dynasties Period)," Taking the combination of general history display and unit special display, the main exhibitions are prehistoric metallurgy, Han Dynasty pottery, Tang Dynasty copper clock, Yuan Dynasty jade, Ming Dynasty porcelain, Qing Dynasty Yuanbao and other important cultural relics, and the collection of various collections is 10879 pieces (34 pieces of first-class cultural relics, 34 pieces of second-class cultural relics, 98 pieces of artifacts).

Zhangye City Museum, also known as Ganzhou Museum, is located in the center of Zhangye Ancient City, opposite the Big Buddha Temple. This museum is not big, on the basement floor, on the ground floor, there are four floors, of which there are four regular exhibition halls on the first and second floors. From different perspectives, Zhangye's previous lives and the ancient city of Ganzhou are told. In the second exhibition hall, there is a statue of the 3D Grottoes of the Jinta Temple with a high degree of restoration. The most exquisite flying reliefs can be seen here. The basement floor is a special exhibition hall.

Zhangye Museum held the "Avenue Yougui - Wuliang Culture Zhangye First Exhibition". Chinese civilization with a wide and open and inclusive heart, has created a unique Dunhuang culture and silk road spirit. Hexi area from Wushenling in the east, Xinjiang in the west, Qilian in the south, and the desert in Beitong, stretching more than 1,200 kilometers from east to west, forming a long and narrow natural corridor. The Hexi Corridor is the traffic to communicate with East and West and connect with Eurasia on the ancient Silk Road, and has an important position in the history of East and West trade transportation and cultural exchanges. During the 16th National Period (AD 304-439), five regimes in the Guangxu area with the core of the Hexi Corridor appeared before, after, south, west and north, and historically called "five cools". Under the rule of the Wuliang regime, the economy has continued to develop, the politics are relatively stable, and the culture is mutually integrated, which has pioneered the Wuliang culture of the Qin and Han Dynasty and the Sui and Tang Dynasty in the upper and lower Qibei.

Zhangye Museum is definitely an unexpected joy on the road. The collection is as rich as some provincial museums. You don't need to make an appointment to directly brush your ID card to enter. The points are basically on the first floor. The museum has a regular interpreter to explain. The explanation is vivid and interesting. It is not a rigid mechanical process. It is highly recommended to continue here after visiting the Great Buddha Temple.