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YOU WOULDN’T GUESS WHAT THIS PLACE IS⁉️

If you ever find yourself around Liang Zhu area, This is definitely a place to see… It’s pretty far from downtown so I suggest you go early to explore the 3 tourist sites around the area. 🔸The Park 🏕 良渚遗址公园 🔸The Museum 🏛良渚博物馆 🔸 The Center of Arts 🎭 良渚艺术中心 One of my Chinese friends said, “除了远还是值得去 😄” Translation: ” Besides the distance, it’s a place worth visiting. ” I totally agree with that notion. We explored the Museum. It was really nice to soak up some ancient history and learn more about that village area. ⚠️And On a side note it’s architecture is also perfect for taking amazing photos 📸 😋 ➰➰➰➰➰➰➰➰➰➰➰➰➰➰➰ 🏠Liang Zhu Museum 📍良渚博物馆 Chinese Address for taxi driver 👇👇👇👇 🚕 杭州市余杭区美丽洲路1号: Work time 🈺️ 营业时间 🕘9:00 am - 4:30 pm 🕔 #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #museum #culture

Liangzhu Museum is another UNESCO World Heritage cite. Part of the Liangzhu Culture Village, it offers the visitors several galleries representing different stages of development of Liangzhu culture - ancient society that spread it's influence in the East of China. Quick advice: there are many volunteer guides who'll be happy to take you through all the galleries, and they speak really good English. #wintergetaway

Central Plains Xia Shang Zhou Ritual Music Civilization Exhibition

Li Ji• Central Plains Xia Shang Zhou Ritual Music Civilization Exhibition More than 100 pottery ritual vessels and bronze vessels are on display Date: 7.7-10.15 Tickets: Free by appointment

No need to squeeze through crowds, Hangzhou has great weekend destinations

Liangu is really a weekend treasure spot, with many popular attractions, such as the Liangzhu Big Roof, Liangzhu Site Park, National Version Pavilion, and so on💥... However, the Liangzhu Museum I checked in this time doesn't require squeezing through crowds. This spot won't be too crowded, making it really comfortable to stroll around. The whole visit takes about one or two hours... Inside, it includes an introduction to the Liangzhu site, a display of exquisite jade cong, and there's also an open-air lounge area shaped like a jade cong, where you can calm down and learn about the Liangzhu culture. It's a good choice for understanding, and also great for taking kids out for some educational fun... The key point is it's free, free, you can just make a reservation directly, which is very convenient...

Empirical Evidence of 5000 Years of Chinese Civilization: Liangzhu Museum

Liangzhu Museum The Liangzhu Museum is located in the Beautiful Island Park, Liangzhu Street, Yuhang District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province. It is an archaeological site museum that collects, studies, displays and promotes Liangzhu culture. The museum covers a total area of over 40,000 square meters, with a building area of 10,000 square meters. It was designed by the famous British architect David Chipperfield and won the 'Best Public Building Award' judged by the well-known magazines 'Business Week' and 'Architectural Record'. The museum's regular exhibition area is over 4,000 square meters, divided into 3 exhibition halls. The theme of the regular exhibition is: The Liangzhu site is a sacred place that empirically proves the history of Chinese civilization for 5,000 years. The exhibition relies on the three exhibition halls of 'Water Country', 'Civilization Sacred Land', and 'Jade Soul National Spirit', and fully, three-dimensionally, and realistically displays the archaeological achievements and heritage value of the Liangzhu site and Liangzhu culture, reflecting the important position and unique contribution of Liangzhu civilization in the 'diversity and unity' historical development process of Chinese civilization. The Liangzhu culture dates back to about 5300-4300 years ago. The museum displays more than 600 pieces (sets) of various precious cultural relics such as jade, stone, pottery, and lacquer wood from the Liangzhu culture period. An important feature of Liangzhu civilization—jade civilization. Jade is a material carrier of power, ritual system, and belief in the Liangzhu period, used to identify status and distinguish levels. The use of jade in the Liangzhu period has formed a clear level of distinction. The god emblem is regarded as the common god of belief, and together with the jade cong, jade axe, and jade bi, which represent the divine power, military power, and royal power, it forms a unique jade ritual system in Liangzhu society, reflecting that Liangzhu society is a state form with the characteristics of theocracy. Transportation: Transfer to the shuttle line at Liangzhu Station on Line 2 Parking: There is a paid parking lot 5 minutes walk across the street Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-16:30 Tickets: Free, 'Liangzhu Ancient City' can be reserved, or reserved at the museum Stamp information: There are stamps at the service desk and Xiaofeng Bookstore Explanation: There are professional explanations from 10:00-11:00 every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday morning; volunteer explanations at 10:00/14:00 on holidays

Liangzhu is a sacred place that confirms the history of Chinese civilization for more than 5,000 years

【Hangzhou Liangzhu Museum】The temperature in Hangzhou today is minus 5 degrees, but the sun is shining brightly. Standing in the sun doesn't feel as cold as yesterday. My mother mentioned the Liangzhu Museum several times. It's terrible to be uncultured. I always thought it was 'Liang Zhu'. It is said that as soon as you enter the hall, you see a sentence: 'Liangzhu is a sacred place that confirms the history of Chinese civilization for more than 5,000 years.' My father said that the discovery of Liangzhu culture has advanced China's 3,000-year history by another 2,000 years. This time, I finally saw the 'jade cong'. I have been trying to remember the names of the three mascots of the Hangzhou Asian Games. One of them is called 'Cong Cong', which refers to the jade cong. I also saw the 'jade axe', which evolved from the axe. The museum is not big, there are four exhibition halls in total, but it is very interesting. The explanatory content and exhibits inside are great! Recommended tour route: Go to the Liangzhu Museum for one day first, and then go to the Liangzhu Cultural Relics Park (I didn't have time and it was too cold today). In this way, understanding history first and then visiting the actual objects will make it easier to understand. There is hot water, lockers, and a cultural and creative hall in the museum. You can drink coffee. The environment is very good!

The Book of Rites: The Exhibition of the Civilization of Etiquette and Music in the Central Plains of Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties

Location: Liangzhu Museum No.1, Meilizhou Road, Yuhang District Recommended tour route: It is suggested to drive by yourself, because you can visit Yuwuji together afterwards, super happy! The 'Book of Rites: The Exhibition of the Civilization of Etiquette and Music in the Central Plains of Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties' is great! Exhibition content: It brings together the heavy bronze vessels representing the etiquette system from Liangzhu Museum, Henan Museum, Henan Institute of Archaeology, Institute of Archaeology of the Academy of Social Sciences, Erlitou, Zhengzhou Institute of Archaeology, Zhejiang Institute, and Fujian Chongming. Many of them are really famous, super heavy!

Hangzhou, Liangzhu Museum

✅Liangzhu Museum, located in Liangzhu Street, Yuhang District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province, is an archaeological site museum that collects, studies, displays and propagates Liangzhu culture, with a building area of about 10,000 square meters. ✔️Liangzhu Museum, divided into three exhibition halls: Water Country, Sacred Land of Civilization, and Soul of Jade, fully, three-dimensionally, and realistically displays the archaeological achievements and heritage value of Liangzhu site and Liangzhu culture, reflecting the important position and unique contribution of Liangzhu civilization in the 'diversity in unity' historical development process of Chinese civilization.

Today's Liangzhu outing|Lizhou Park is so beautiful

|Lizhou Park is so beautiful. First stop: The pink and chaotic grass flowers at the entrance of the National Edition Pavilion Sea, casually taking pictures are very out of the picture, pay attention to sun protection recently the weather is good the sun is more powerful. Second stop: Liangzhu Museum, because did not make an appointment on the version of the pavilion so went directly to the museum. It's not big inside, the kid is too young to understand too little, so I took a quick look around. The several osmanthus trees at the entrance are super super big, the fragrance is overwhelming, and it's also very suitable for taking pictures under the light and shadow. Third stop: Lizhou Park, out of the Liangzhu Museum is Lizhou Park, open park, you can stroll an afternoon, enjoy osmanthus without people crowding, can be said to be the most amazing park in Hangzhou besides the West Lake scenery. The trees look very old, the lawns are well maintained, the river surface is clean as a mirror, there are no messy artificial decorations, it's very natural, it feels like being in Nara. If you have plenty of time, you can go to Liangzhu Cultural Heritage Park in the afternoon, the large rice fields are also very pleasing to the eye, and you can go to Yuniroji to solve dinner in the evening. Super envious of Liangzhu villagers living in such a blessed environment every day ParkNational Edition PavilionMuseum Liangzhu Heritage Park Hangzhou·Zhejiang

Liangzhu Ancient City

Address - Liangzhu Ancient City site, Yuhang District, Hangzhou city Highlights - Liangzhu Ancient City Site Park and Liangzhu museum #hangzhou #hangzhoutravel #liangzhu #deer #fish #ancienttown #china #chinatravel #chinalife

LIANGZHU MUSEUM-Hangzhou China The museum houses a collection of archaeological findings from the Liangzhu culture.The culture was first discovered in 1931 in and around a small township called Liangzhu, in Hangzhou, capital city of the province of Zhejiang. The museum is built on the site where many of the Liangzhu treasures were found, and forms the northern point of the Liangzhu Cultural Village, a newly created town. The building is set on a lake and connected to the park via bridges. The lake is artificial and was actively integrated into the scheme. The building appears to emerge from the lake in parts, while elsewhere terraced gardens mediate between the edifice and the water.Expected to walk in natural archeological site but instead re-creation of elements of history and discovery of site and artefacts. Many artefacts reproductions and replicas. Major focus on Jade.Went there on a school trip and it was very hot inside.Its a modern museum

The Liangzhu Ancient City Ruins Park is located on the roadside of the bustling city, but as soon as you enter the gate, you will see the natural scenery of the endless wetlands. The total planned area of the park is 14.33 square kilometers. The open area is the core part of the city area, covering an area of 3.66 square kilometers. The Liangzhu Ancient City Ruins Park provides sightseeing vehicles for visitors to visit. There are 11 tour bus stops. Visitors can get off at the stop and get off.

On July 6, 2019, at the 43rd World Heritage Convention, the "Liangzhu Ancient City Site" was listed as a "World Cultural Heritage" by the World Heritage Committee and became the 55th World Heritage Site in China. World number one. This is also the fourth world heritage in Zhejiang Province after Hangzhou West Lake Cultural Landscape, China Danxia, Jianglang Mountain and Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal.

Explore the mystery of Liangzhu, walk through the Liangzhu Site Park, you must go to the Liangzhu Museum, follow the explanation, carefully walk the three exhibition halls. Five thousand years ago, people's lives are behind ignorance? What is revealed is that Liangzhu people will grow rice, produce wine and cook food. They raise wild boars and textile houses. They create words, establish water conservancy projects, unify their beliefs, and establish a country. How refined is the life of Liangzhu people? In the Cai Jun horror novel "Abandoned Village Apartment", the "Jade Civilization" of Liangzhu is mentioned. Liangzhu people like to wear exquisite jade ornaments, using high-grade lacquerware (Fig. 5 red lacquer ware is covered with jade beads, symbolizing the worship of Liangzhu people on the vast sky). The pattern of the jade is exquisite, and the lines are like hair, which symbolizes the rise and fall of the country, like the temple of the sun in ancient Egypt. Mysterious Liangzhu coordinates, Liangzhu is located at 30 degrees north latitude of the psychedelic. 30 degrees north latitude is full of human mysterious deaths, plane crashes, pharaoh curses, ghost submarines... also have awkward civilization, Maya, ancient Egypt, Cuban Babylon civilization. The Liangzhu Museum has a lot to see, such as the entire building is a piece of art, designed by the famous British architect Dai Wei Chipfield. is a place worth exploring.

Many of the museum's buildings are themselves a piece of art, and the famous Liangzhu Museum is designed by British designers and is known as a contemporary building inspired by a jade cone scattered on the ground. This archaeological cultural museum of Liangzhu culture speciality has passed through the past 5,000 years of mysterious and rhyming exchanges, and also implies too many historical information and civilized passwords... ......

More than just museums, architectural art, must hit the card network red spots! The famous Liangzhu Culture and Art Center, Xiaoshudian, Meizhou Park and Meizhou Chau are all in Liangzhu. You must be as curious as me. What do you mean by Liangzhu? If you want to solve this puzzle, you must come to Liangzhu Museum. is located in the beautiful park of Liangzhu Street in Hangzhou. It is a Liangzhu Culture Archaeological Site Museum. The Liangzhu site confirmed the civilization history of China for five thousand years. The reason why it attracts so many people is that its architecture itself is like a work of art. Designed by a British designer, with a jade pendant scattered on the ground, it is an artistic enjoyment wherever you go. The museum will have free explanations at regular intervals, and it will be fine in the lobby. The museum also has places to sell souvenirs, refrigerator stickers, postcards, bookmarks, canvas bags, etc., you can also make a cup of coffee =============== ================== Address: No.1, Meizhou Road, Yuhang District, Hangzhou (time) Business hours: 09

Yaoshan M7: 34 Yuxi: Height 4.4, shooting diameter 7.5, aperture 6.4 cm. There are large reddish brown spots. Hollow short columnar body, the inner hole wall is slightly curved, and the outer surface is curved and square. The four corners of the bumps are centered on the corners, engraving the animal's beast pattern. Each convex surface is engraved with only one set of textures. The top is decorated with 2 sets of chords, which symbolizes the crest, the eyelids are elliptical, with a fan-shaped amount between the eyes, and the nose is flat and protruding. The left and right corners of the pattern are engraved with an arc, meaning a face. In the Liangzhu culture jade, the status of the jade is most prominent. The jade is in the shape of a square column with a round hole in the middle and a decorative pattern on the outer circumference. In Zhou Li, the jade is a device for offering sacrifices. In ancient China, there was a saying of "the place of heaven and earth." Therefore, Yuxi was included in one of the traditional Chinese jade rituals. Liangzhu culture jade appeared at the latest, but the largest number, the largest size, various forms, almost every piece has a decorative pattern, the production is extremely beautiful, the most complete form of the Neolithic Jade in the past The most exquisite work. The number of jade articles unearthed in Liangzhu Culture is very large, which has aroused the great attention of the domestic academic circles, and even put forward the "Jade Age" theory to interpret the important position of jade articles in the staging of Chinese ancient history. The number of jade articles is large, indicating that the amount of jade material used in the Liangzhu period is very large, and there must be abundant jade mines to supply.

The Liangzhu culture was only slightly heard before. This time, the Liangzhu Museum, which was completed and upgraded, has a deeper understanding~ living in Shanghai, thinking of the ancient city of 5,000 years ago in the Taihu Lake area. Exist, it feels wonderful. The museum is open free of charge and needs to go through security screening and present an ID card. The three exhibition halls are small in size and spacious and bright. The Liangzhu culture is displayed in agriculture, water conservancy, architecture, and unearthed cultural relics (especially jade articles). It is also very interesting to compare with other countries. Although the quality of the film played in the ballroom is not as good as that of the movie, it can be intuitively understood about the formation of the ancient city in just ten minutes. For the children, a special question and answer paper was prepared, and the problem was visited. There was also an interactive room. Some of the souvenirs in the export souvenir shop, as well as a coffee shop. Group visits can be reserved in advance to explain. Address No.1, Meizhou Road, Yuhang District, Hangzhou, China/Hh/, take bus No. 348, B branch No.8.