Yuanshangdou Ruins Museum Review

[View] Very beautiful, a prairie outside, the museum architectural style is also more special [Cost-effective] Very cheap, no need to spend much money [Interesting] You can see many historical relics of the Yuan Dynasty 👍👍👍👍

This museum is simply a textbook-level existence, the level is very strong, the trail design is very chic, after approaching, it is found that the building is watered with horizontal plate support mold, absolutely advanced craftsmanship, and the exhibits are also very particular.

I think this museum is worth seeing, mainly with an interpreter, so I understand this history. If I look at it myself, I can't understand what ～ Because the Yuanshangdu ruins have only a little broken wall left, so the exhibits of this museum are more precious. The museum is not big, count the time of getting up and down, it is almost an hour in total ～

This museum was officially opened to the public on May 1, 16 years, tickets are free, but you have to take a battery car at the door, 5 yuan. The museum displays some cultural relics excavated from the Yuanshangdu ruins. The layout of the museum is mainly to introduce the history and culture of the Yuan Dynasty. It is best to find a tour guide to explain. The tribe here belongs to the Chahar tribe, and finally introduced the life style of the Chahar tribe. There is a large floor-to-ceiling glass in the museum, facing the Yuanshangdu ruins, and the scenery is good under the gorgeous sun.

This museum is still quite distinctive. It is not obvious from the outside to the mountain and the original cave, but there is indeed a cave inside. The introduction is also very detailed, but it is a pity that the inside is not allowed to take pictures.

There's nothing funny, just a walk around.

Yuan Shangdu Museum is located on the east-west landscape axis of Shangdu Town, Zhenglanqi, adjacent to the People's Government of Zhenglanqi and Kublai Square in the east, the Yuan Shangdu Summer Palace Hotel in the south, and the Na Saiyin Chaoketu Memorial Hall in the north. The museum displays some cultural relics excavated from the Yuanshangdu ruins. The layout of the museum is mainly to introduce the history and culture of the Yuan Dynasty, which is the window of the Zhenglan Banner's publicity and the moral education education base for primary and secondary school students in the city.