Xiamen Museum(Xiamen Museum New Museum)

Take advantage of the latest cheap flight deals to China and enjoy free accommodation in Xiamen, one of the country’s most charming coastal cities. Xiamen is known for its mix of modern architecture and traditional charm, making it a perfect getaway for travelers looking to experience China’s urban scenery alongside natural beauty. Upon arrival, start exploring the Xiamen cityscape — the skyline filled with contemporary buildings stands out even on a cloudy, rainy day. The city’s modern downtown area is easily accessible, with plenty of indoor attractions when the weather is damp. Pop into one of the many shopping centers with impressive architectural designs, great for both people-watching and sheltering from the rain. For a close-up look at Xiamen's architecture, walk along Lujiazui Road (open 24 hours), which cuts through the heart of the city’s business district; the wide sidewalks are lined with sleek office towers and trendy cafes. If the rain lets up, stroll through Zhongshan Park, open daily from 6:00 am to 9:00 pm. The park offers lush outdoor cultural landscapes and a chance to see how locals spend their day amidst other trees and greenery. Don’t miss wandering past some cultural landmarks, where the blend of greenery and modernity creates perfect photo opportunities. When you’re ready for an indoor outing, visit the Xiamen Museum (No. 95 Tiyu Road, open 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, closed Mondays). Here, you can dive into the city's history and culture through various exhibits — an excellent activity for a rainy afternoon. Practical Info: · Most urban buses and metro lines connect central Xiamen with key attractions. Fares are affordable, and services are frequent. · Local convenience stores and eateries offer inexpensive snacks if you want to save on meals. · Tap water is not drinkable; purchase bottled water at supermarkets. Tips for Budget Travelers: · Look out for discounted flight packages that include free hotel nights in Xiamen. · Many large malls and museums have free entry or offer complimentary indoor activities. · Bring a portable umbrella or raincoat for sudden showers, allowing you to explore modern outdoor spots without interruption. Xiamen’s charm shines through its mixture of modern and cultural scenes — even on a rainy day, there’s plenty to discover and enjoy. #cheapflightdeals #Xiamen #BudgetTravel #ModernArchitecture #RainyDayTravel #CulturalLandscape

| One stay, forever in love. Xiamen is a healing city that blends the old and the new, and W Xiamen takes fashion and trends to a whole new level. If you want to experience the modern charm of Xiamen, you can't miss W Xiamen. Everywhere you go is a photo spot, perfect for PRO MAX 😗. The hotel is located next to Powerlong City Shopping Center, with an unbeatable location. You can visit must-see spots like Wanshi Botanical Garden, Huangcuo Beach, and Shapowei. You can reach any of these photo spots within a 30-minute drive 📸✨. W Xiamen shows me that trends can be a part of life 🏙️🎨. When you enter W Xiamen, you'll find that every detail of the hotel incorporates elements of Xiamen's local Minnan culture. It's more like a Xiamen museum than a hotel, with every design being trendy and full of Minnan characteristics. The pool on the 35th floor is also a photo spot, and I recommend checking it out. The light show at night is stunning. Every stay here feels worthwhile 🎬🌈. Wake up to a world of color 🌞🖤. The RGB lighting in every room at W Xiamen changes with the time, making the room more interesting. The RGB lighting combined with unique art walls creates an ever-changing atmosphere, allowing you to feel the sea breeze and tropical vibes of Xiamen even in your room. Every stay offers a different experience 🌅🔮. Every bite is an irresistible delight 🍜🍸. Enjoy a variety of cuisines at KITCHEN TABLE's buffet, and savor Xiamen's classic dishes like satay noodles and five-spice rolls at TRACE. You can taste all kinds of Minnan snacks without leaving the hotel 🍤🥢. 🌟 W Xiamen × LEGO limited afternoon tea, a new holiday buff is here! The dessert world is like building blocks: Winnie the Pooh teapot 🐻, LEGO potted garden 🌱, Emerald Castle 👑, and more. Each bite is a sweet surprise! The savory shrimp and mango roll + caviar 🦐 is incredibly fresh! Paired with exquisite tea, it will heal you all winter long~ Available for a limited time, so hurry! 🍵🧱 Every second is filled with the energy of Xiamen 🍹. The HEAT bar at W Xiamen is amazing, with a pool next to the bar, allowing you to enjoy champagne and experience another kind of romance. The atmosphere is perfect. The gym is open 24 hours, with complete facilities. The music will help you burn calories, so you can stay disciplined even when you're away from home 💪🎶.

⏳ About it: Xiamen Museum is a comprehensive landmark that carries Minnan culture and the city's memories. It was founded in 1983 and opened in 1988. The old museum was located in the Bagua Building on Gulangyu Island, and it moved to its current location at the Cultural and Art Center in 2007. In 2024, it was upgraded to a national first-class museum. The new building is modern and grand. The dome of the main hall is decorated with a fiber-optic star map and the "Eye of Time and Space" art installation, cleverly blending Minnan red bricks with a modern style. The museum features permanent exhibitions of Xiamen's history, Minnan-Taiwan folk customs, a stone carving garden, and Dehua white porcelain. It is open to the public for free and is an ideal window to experience the past and present changes of Egret Island and the customs of the Minnan and Taiwan regions. 🚶 Visitor experience: I've been in Xiamen for so long and finally made it to the museum. I'm not sure if it's because Xiamen's museums are too scattered or if I just picked the wrong time, but the main Xiamen Museum doesn't have many exhibition halls, and some of the temporary exhibition halls were even closed. I took a quick look at the Xiamen History Exhibition Hall, the Minnan-Taiwan Folk Customs Exhibition Hall, the "Between Mountains and Rivers: History of Minning Cooperation" Exhibition Hall, and the "Cultural Relics Speak of Integrity" special exhibition. By comparison, the first two halls have the highest historical value. The Xiamen History Exhibition Hall showcases the local historical evolution of Xiamen, including the origin of the term "Egret Island," Mr. Chen Jiageng's contributions to Xiamen, the characteristics of Jiageng architecture, and more. The Minnan-Taiwan Folk Customs Exhibition Hall offers insights into the shared roots and origins of the folk culture in the Minnan and Taiwan regions, such as the "five affinities" (I wonder if Xiamen's Wuyuan Bay is named after this), Minnan-Taiwan architecture, the "Zhuazhou" (first birthday divination) ceremony, full-month celebrations, and other cultural practices. In fact, the Chaoshan region and the Minnan-Taiwan region also share the same roots. As a Chaoshan native, I can feel that many cultural customs are inherited from the same source, which is a truly wonderful feeling. There is also a themed exhibition on the Reform and Opening-up Special Economic Zone in the atrium. Given that Xiamen already has a Special Economic Zone Museum, I'll save that curiosity for next time~ Overall, the Xiamen Museum is a great window for understanding the history and culture of the Minnan region. Recommendation rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 🚇 Transportation: Metro Line 2, Yuxiu East Road Station / Metro Line 3, Talent Center Station

From the millennium-old Minnan culture to a bite of fresh sweetness, and then to a fairytale world by the sea, this day in Xiamen is a gift for the whole family. 🧭 Xiamen Museum + Sushimasa Omakase + Mengfadi Ocean & Safari Park (Relaxing Family Route) 🕒 Morning: Xiamen Museum Located on Tiyu Road in Siming District, Xiamen Museum is a national first-class museum. It houses nearly 20,000 cultural relics, including 3,983 pieces graded level-three and above. The best part? It's completely free and requires no reservation. Here, The Toddling Traveler took his first serious look at the "Minnan and Taiwan Folk Customs Exhibition." From the layout of ancient Minnan houses to festival customs, every exhibit tells a story. The museum occasionally hosts LARP (Live Action Role-Playing) events and AI experiences. The Toddling Traveler followed clues to find answers, without complaining about being tired even once. 💡 Family Tips: Free stamps and paper tickets are available for collection. The gift shop offers souvenir coins for 35 RMB. 🍣 Noon: Sushimasa Omakase Sushimasa Omakase is a Japanese restaurant famous for its incredible value. The chef hand-forms sushi right in front of you. The Toddling Traveler watched the entire process of raw fish turning into sushi, keeping his eyes peeled the whole time. "He makes rice balls so well!" For this meal, he enjoyed half a "show" and half a feast. 🌅 Afternoon to Evening: Mengfadi Ocean & Safari Park Mengfadi Ocean & Safari Park is a nearly 20,000-square-meter seaside fairytale amusement park located on South Huandao Road. Must-play Attraction List 🌟 · Ocean Train: The track runs right along the coastline. The best time to ride is around 17:00 when the sunset dyes the ocean a vibrant tangerine pink, looking like a scene straight out of "Spirited Away." · Cute Pet World: Get up close and personal with alpacas, deer, mini pigs, Call ducks, and rabbits. When The Toddling Traveler fed an alpaca and it tilted its head toward the camera, I clicked the shutter twenty times. · Seaview Carousel: Set against the backdrop of the azure sea. Sitting on the carousel, The Toddling Traveler couldn't stop laughing in the sea breeze. · Indoor Family Park: Features a ball pit, soft play slides, climbing nets, and a building block area. There's a seaview cafe right next door, so you can grab a latte, enjoy the ocean view, and keep an eye on the kids all at once. 👨👩👧 Practical Family Tips Activity Precautions Transport Suggestions: The three spots are quite far apart, so taking a taxi or chartering a car is highly recommended. Sushimasa: Be sure to book in advance, as it's super popular. Ocean & Safari Park: It is recommended to enter the park after 3:00 PM. Must-bring List: Mosquito repellent, sunscreen, a change of clothes, and a water bottle. 💭 Travel Reflections I used to think that traveling with kids was either all play or all sightseeing. But that day in Xiamen, when The Toddling Traveler intently studied the model of the ancient Minnan house in the museum; when he stared wide-eyed at the chef making sushi; when he laughed out loud on the seaside carousel in the ocean breeze—I realized culture, food, and nature can all be woven into a child's memory in a single day. Knowledge can be learned from books. But the warmth of Minnan culture in the museum, the ritualistic feel of the chef's hand-crafted sushi, and the sunset viewed from a seaside train—these are things you can only truly grasp by experiencing them firsthand. Xiamen showed us in one day that family travel can combine the quietness of a museum, the elegance of Japanese cuisine, and the wild fun of a theme park—three distinct rhythms, all in the same day. 📌 This post is the [Xiamen, China · Museum, Japanese Cuisine & Amusement Park One-Day Family Guide]. Follow "The Toddling Traveler." Exploring history in a museum, watching a chef craft sushi live, and chasing the sunset by the sea—this route captures all three vibes perfectly. Follow us! Next stop, we'll continue taking you and your kids to discover places that make your eyes sparkle 🌏✨

🤗🤗🤗 My Experience at Xiamen NOA Nuoan Hotel 💥💥💥 What is it like to stay at Xiamen NOA Nuoan Hotel? Take a look at my honest feelings! 🏠🏠🏠 Location really matters! 👍 The hotel’s location is excellent, very close to Xiamen Airport and Xiamen Railway Station, with multiple shopping malls and dining options nearby. The subway and main attractions are within walking distance or a short taxi ride. Even if you’re not driving to Xiamen, staying here is definitely convenient. Plus, the hotel is near cultural spots like the Xiamen Museum and Science and Technology Museum, making it easy for tourists to visit. Located in the city center yet peaceful, its travel convenience has been praised many times. 💜💜💜 Design and Atmosphere 😍 The hotel features an industrial and artistic theme, with a very modern and distinctive design. Public areas like the art gallery and room designs blend natural, concrete, and wooden elements, showcasing taste in every detail. On the first floor, there is a coffee bar and a bar, with the concept of coffee by day and drinks by night loved by guests. The atmosphere is excellent, providing guests with a unique artistic experience. ♥️♥️♥️ Service Quality 😘 The hotel staff’s enthusiasm and attentive service have received widespread praise from guests. Check-in and check-out at the front desk are efficient, and staff patiently answer guests’ questions and provide thoughtful service. The hotel pays great attention to details, such as timely daily replenishment of room supplies, providing earplugs and snacks, responding quickly without disturbing guests. 🚿🚿🚿 Facilities and Convenience 😎 The hotel is fully equipped, rooms are clean and tidy, bedding is comfortable, and free snacks and drinks are provided. The air conditioning, bathroom, and other equipment in the rooms are well maintained to ensure guests’ comfort. The hotel also offers free services such as extra beds and breakfast for children. The robot delivery service is fast and convenient, further enhancing the guest experience.

Xiamen’s first stop — Xiamen Museum, where stone tools have strong mythical characteristics Xiamen Museum is located opposite Xiamen Library, just 100 meters apart. The museum has 6 exhibition halls: stone age, ceramics, bronze ware, Buddha statues, bamboo and woodware, and folk crafts. The first floor features bronze ware, folk crafts, and Buddha statues. The second floor features stone age, ceramics, and bamboo and woodware. First floor: bronze ware, folk crafts, and Buddha statues. The bronze ware exhibition includes bronze vessels, weapons, bronze art, and chime bells. Highlights include the Shang dynasty owl-shaped vessel, Western Zhou dynasty foot amputation guardian vessel, Warring States period coiled dragon bronze plate, Qin dynasty military hand weapon, and Han dynasty bronze chariot. The folk crafts exhibition showcases many folk artworks from Fujian and Taiwan, such as Xiamen pearl embroidery, lacquer thread carving, and puppet head carving. The Buddha statues exhibition features large Buddha heads from the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and clay sculptures of the eighteen Arhats from the Qing dynasty. Second floor: stone age, ceramics, and bamboo and woodware. The stone age exhibition mainly includes pottery, stone tools, and jade artifacts. The most distinctive piece is a pottery bottle from the Haicang Lianhe site, dating back 5,000 years to around 8,000 years ago. There are also flat fish spears used for sea fishing by the Yue ancestors in the Fujian-Taiwan region over 2,000 years ago, along with various tools related to ancient sea fishing. The ceramics exhibition mainly features Song dynasty ceramics, Ming and Qing dynasty ceramics, and ceramics from the Republic of China period. The most notable are the thin-bodied porcelain from the Song dynasty Longquan kiln, with glaze as smooth and lustrous as jade and shapes as elegant as paintings. Also featured are the white porcelain from the Ming and Qing dynasty Dehua kiln, pure and flawless like jade, finely carved and painted like artwork. The bamboo and woodware exhibition mainly includes bamboo weaving and wood carving from the Ming and Qing dynasties. The most distinctive are the finely crafted bamboo baskets from the Ming and Qing dynasties, both beautiful and practical. Also featured are wood-carved folding screens from the Ming and Qing dynasties, exquisitely carved like paintings and deeply meaningful like poetry. Xiamen Museum offers a rich and diverse range of exhibits and display styles. It is an important part of Xiamen’s culture and a cultural symbol of the city.

I've discovered Xiamen's treasure landmark! 🎨 As a national first-class museum, this place is truly an art paradise of Minnan culture! ✨ 【Precious Collections】 🏺 Over 60,000 artifacts 🔍 More than 4,000 rare cultural relics 💎 Over 2,000 relics rated level three or above From ceramics and paintings to contracts and international gifts... one day is not enough to see it all! 😍 【Must-See Highlights】 ✨ Ceramics Exhibition Halls Through the Ages: Song Dynasty celadon is breathtakingly beautiful ✨ Minnan Folk Customs Hall: full of authentic old items with great atmosphere ✨ International Gifts Area: witness Xiamen’s diplomatic stories 【Practical Information】 📍 Address: No. 95 Tiyu Road, Siming District (next to the City Library) ⏰ Hours: Closed Tuesday to Friday (don’t come on these days❗️) Monday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM Weekends 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Last admission 30 minutes before closing~ 📸 Recommended Photo Spots: The white porcelain exhibition area on the second floor is perfect for photos! Light-colored artifacts and gray backgrounds are a perfect match 👌 Tips: 1. Free admission but remember to book in advance 2. The third-floor terrace offers a panoramic view of Tiyu Road 3. Audio guides are recommended (20 RMB each)

The Ancient Syrian Artifacts Exhibition in Xiamen! Only a few days left before it closes, and my procrastination finally caught the last train😭 I was shocked as soon as I entered!🫨 ✨ Cuneiform clay tablets from several thousand years BC, as if you can touch the cradle of human civilization ✨ Stunning gold jewelry from the Hellenistic period, so exquisite you can't look away ✨ And those adorable animal pottery figurines, ancient people had such imagination! Many of these artifacts were preserved through war and traveled across the sea to Xiamen, feeling especially precious. After seeing them, you will truly have a deeper feeling about "peace"... ⚠️ Important information: 📍 Location: Xiamen Museum (Tiyu Road) 📅 End date: 2026.1.4 🎫 Tickets: Free! No reservation needed 🕐 Recommended to spend 2 hours to enjoy slowly, fewer people on weekdays for a better experience Trust me! This is definitely the most worthwhile free exhibition recently🌹 Civilization travels through time and space, And we—are the first eyes to gaze upon it after thousands of years.

The Xiamen City Museum in Xiamen, China, showcases numerous cultural relics. The museum is divided into sections such as the general history of Xiamen, stone carvings from Fujian and Taiwan, folklore from Fujian and Taiwan, and ceramics. The museum is spacious, bright, and the exhibits are well-organized, making it very easy to view. If you want to take a thorough look, it will take about an hour and a half. Additionally, in front of the building, there are archways and stone statues, as well as sections where you can experience traditional living techniques like milling. It's quite interesting. If you visit Xiamen, be sure to check it out.

Xiamen Museum is making a move! A millennium-crossing special exhibition is well worth a special visit! Zhaor—Wu Zetian and Her Era This exhibition narrates the life of China's first empress from the first-person perspective of Wu Zetian, including court life, the road to governance, and the Great Zhou Dynasty. The exhibition features 113 precious treasures, exquisite artifacts unearthed from the Famen Temple's underground palace, gold and silver ware, Tang tri-color pottery, murals, painted figurines... There are several photo spots in the museum that are very photogenic 📷 Many friends wearing Hanfu come here to check in! The hot summer weather is perfect for strolling around the museum! 📍First floor, Hall A, Xiamen City Museum ⏰2024.6.28-2024.10.7

Xiamen Museum's new exhibition is finally open! 👏 To commemorate the 30th anniversary of Fujian-Ningxia cooperation, "Between Mountains and Rivers – Historical Relics Exhibition of Yinchuan Area" is grandly presented! No need to travel far to the Northwest; in Xiamen, you can immerse yourself in the thousand-year-old frontier civilization nurtured by Helan Mountain and the Yellow River. The best part is it's free and no reservation is needed – truly amazing! Exhibition Period: 2026.5.16-8.16 Location: Temporary Exhibition Hall C, 2nd Floor, Main Building of Xiamen Museum The exhibition features a total of 159 precious cultural relics, including 9 second-grade national treasures, making it incredibly rich in value! ✨ The entire exhibition is divided into three chapters, offering a smooth journey from prehistoric civilization all the way to the prosperous Western Xia Dynasty! 🌿Flowing · Shuidonggou Numerous Paleolithic stone tools and bone tools serve as evidence of ancient human migration in East Asia, clearly showing traces of the fusion of ancient Eastern and Western technologies. Immerse yourself in ten thousand years of prehistoric time. 🪨Pastoral · Helan Mountain Known as "epics carved in stone"! Replicated human faces, animals, and symbolic rock paintings vividly restore the life and beliefs of ancient nomadic peoples, both rugged and healing. 🏮Integration · Western Xia Tombs [Must-see Highlight] The centerpiece of this exhibition! Unlocking the thousand-year-old secrets of a vanished dynasty. ✨Kalavinka: Beautiful human-headed bird with a wonderful voice, a symbolic artistic treasure of the Western Xia, fully showcasing Silk Road aesthetics. ✨Western Xia script stele fragments: Mysterious "heavenly script," experience the unique culture of the ancient dynasty. ✨Green-glazed Makara, ceramic caltrops, architectural beast ornaments: Bringing together Western Xia craftsmanship, Silk Road exchange, and military civilization characteristics. On one side, the nomadic spirit of the Northwest frontier; on the other, the gentle maritime heritage of Southern Fujian. Two civilizations converse across space, offering an immersive experience of the diverse unity of Chinese civilization! 🎁Exclusive Exhibition Benefits Limited daily exhibition brochures and exclusive commemorative stamps are available at the first-floor service desk, making the check-in experience full of atmosphere! Perfect for weekend leisure, parent-child visits, and artistic photography. Go quickly while it's less crowded!

As a national first-class museum, Xiamen Museum was established in 1983 and officially opened to the public in 1988. It consists of three venues: the main Xiamen Museum, the Zheng Chenggong Memorial Hall, and the Xiamen Special Economic Zone Memorial Hall. This "Between Mountains and Rivers" special exhibition (May 16–Aug 16, 2026) is held to mark the 30th anniversary of the Minning cooperation. Precious artifacts range from the Paleolithic civilization dawn at Shuidonggou to the ancient petroglyph gallery of Helan Mountain; from the Western Xia dynasty founded by the Tangut people to the multiethnic painted scroll of the southern frontier. This ancient city of Yinchuan, protected by Helan Mountain and nourished by the Yellow River, tells a symphony of diverse cultures reflecting a millennium of farming and nomadic civilization integration. Introduction to Western Xia: The Tangut people established a regime in the northwest. Originally a branch of the ancient Qiang ethnic group, they were appointed military governors of Dingnan during the Tang dynasty. After Li Jiqian rebelled against the Song dynasty, their territory gradually expanded. At its peak, it covered about 830,000 square kilometers, including present-day Ningxia, Gansu, and Inner Mongolia. From 1038, when Li Yuanhao declared himself emperor, until its fall to the Mongols in 1227, the dynasty lasted about 189 years, with ten emperors, and its capital at Xingqing Prefecture (now Yinchuan, Ningxia). Western Xia created the Tangut script, modeled its government on the Song dynasty system, and issued the Tian Sheng revised legal code. The territory was home to multiple ethnic groups including Tangut, Han, Tibetan, and Uighur. Buddhism flourished, and the Western Xia mausoleums are known as the "Eastern pyramids." 💫 Treasure hunt exploration ✅ Green-glazed makara: Resembling a flying fish, the makara is actually a ridge ornament shaped like a beast’s head with a fish’s body, a water monster with the power to overturn rivers and seas. In Buddhism, the makara can swallow everything and symbolizes protection and good fortune. ✅ Green-glazed kalavinka: With a human head and bird body, wearing a five-petal floral crown, a long oval face, slightly pursed lips, hands joined in prayer, kneeling on a square base decorated with cloud patterns. As an architectural ornament, the kalavinka combines the singing bird of the Western Pure Land with imperial tomb decoration, reflecting Western Xia’s reverence for Buddhism and its cultural heritage, while emphasizing the sacredness, dignity, and solemnity of the imperial tombs, a distinctive feature of Western Xia architecture. ✅ Human face petroglyph: The most distinctive content among Helan Mountain petroglyphs. The creators used dots, lines, and planes to carve countless human face images, unfolding a long scroll of facial art. These faces resemble tattooed faces, opera masks, or masks, embodying worship of nature, ancestors, heroes, totems, fertility, and primitive religion. 📌 The petroglyphs are most concentrated at Helankou. In ancient times, Helan Mountain was revered as a "sacred mountain" by many nomadic peoples, where they held sacrificial ceremonies. Ancient people believed the soul resided in the brain, and the human face was the external expression of the brain, so they used the face to express faith and communicate with the divine. ✅ Sun god petroglyph: The most famous petroglyph at Helan Mountain, found at Helankou, Ningxia. It is carved 19.5 meters above ground on the mountain, slightly tilted downward, as if watching over and protecting all living beings. It was an important object of worship and sacrifice for the ancient inhabitants of Helankou. ✅ Pastoral petroglyph: Vividly depicts many people and animals, realistically showing the pastoral life of ancient nomads on the grasslands: herders whipping horses, horses galloping, sheep grazing leisurely, accompanied by dogs, deer, and camels. Wild animals also appear occasionally, reflecting hopes for more livestock and prosperity in animal husbandry. ✅ Hunting petroglyph: Includes single or double hunter scenes and large group hunts. Hunters pose in various ways: surrounding, driving, fighting with weapons, or disguised with masks. Animals are shown running, looking back, fleeing, or calm and carefree. The petroglyphs also feature bows and arrows, clubs, stone axes, stone ropes, nets, cliffs, and traps. These elements together create thrilling and realistic hunting scenes. 📍 Address: 95 Tiyu Road, Siming District, Xiamen 🚇 Transportation: ① Metro Line 3 to Talent Center Station (Exit 2/4, about 650 meters walk); or Line 2 to Yuxiu East Road Station (about 720 meters walk). ② Bus lines 23, 24, 25, 101, 116, 954, etc., get off at "Cultural and Art Center Station," about 150 meters walk. ③ Self-driving/taxi: Navigate to "Xiamen Museum." Nearby parking is available at the Cultural and Art Center parking lot. 🎫 Tickets: Free admission, no reservation required ⏰ Hours: Tuesday to Friday 9:00 AM–5:30 PM (last entry at 5:00 PM), Saturday and Sunday extended to 8:00 PM If you like my notes, please follow me. I wish everyone: smooth sailing, soaring dragons, prosperous sheep, peace all year, blessings at your door, great success, bright stars, wealth from all directions, unity, and perfection!