Elunchun Minzu Museum

Located in the Arctic Village of Mohe County, the Olunchun National Museum is a museum that perfectly integrates modern scientific and technological means such as sound, light and electricity with the original national culture. The museum covers an area of 795 square meters and consists of seven "fairy pillars" exhibition halls arranged in turn. The theme is: Xing'an Hunting God, Hunting House, Hunting Xing'an, Mystery shaman, rustic folk customs, cultural and sports activities and brand-new life, fully showing the changes and development of Olunchun's national history. Cheng. At present, there are more than 120 pictures, more than 420 physical exhibits, and 13 high-tech display projects in the exhibition hall, highlighting the ethnic culture created by the Oroqen people in the long-term hunting life, the mysterious and distant religious beliefs, the simple and simple folk customs, and the self-improvement. The brave and strong national spirit realizes the perfect combination of modern design concept and traditional national culture.

A small memorial hall, you have to go in and have tickets, forget it, it is enough to go outside. But going in from the road, it looks like a small park inside, the scenery is not bad, it is a bit desolate illusion ～

The last place the car friends explore in the Arctic Village is the Olunchun National Museum, located in the Arctic Village among the green trees. Its architectural shape is based on the Orochun ethnic group since ancient times sacrificed the Beidou Qixing and its original residence "fairy column", the entire museum is designed into seven "fairy column" exhibition halls, through Xing'an hunting gods, hunters, hunting Xing'an, mysterious shaman, rustic folk customs, Seven themes, including cultural and sports activities and a new life, fully show the historical changes and development process of the Olunchun nation.

A few words, it is not recommended to come to this museum. Make up 15 words, it is not recommended.

This place is in the northeast of the Arctic Village, and I found it on the way to stroll around. Because it is off-season, the door is not open here.