Guizhou Gushengwu Huashi Museum

Guizhou Palaeontological Fossil Museum is established on the basis of Guizhou Stone Culture and Art Palace. In July 2001, Guizhou Stone Culture and Art Palace was officially opened to the outside world. With its unique environment, it enjoys a reputation in Guiyang and even the national paleobiological fossil community. It is a comprehensive exhibition hall with a large number of paleobiological fossils and Guizhou strange stones in a large number and high grade. In 2002, it was named the "Guizhou Provincial Science Education Base". In April 2010, the Guizhou Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics approved, successfully declared the Guizhou Palaeontological Fossil Museum, and opened it to the public for free in July of the same year, making it the only public welfare Palaeontological Fossil Museum approved by the Provincial Bureau of Cultural Relics in Guizhou Province.

Guizhou dragon here is very famous, the sea lilies are so beautiful

Very worth a visit, ancient fossils of Guizhou.

The museums are also very nice, yes.

Guizhou Paleobiological Fossil Museum is established on the basis of Guizhou Stone Culture and Art Palace, and is a comprehensive exhibition hall with a large number of paleobiological fossils and Guizhou strange stones in the country. The Guizhou Palaeontological Fossil Museum has exhibited fossil specimens of various Middle Cambrian and Triassic biotas in Guizhou. Among them, the Guizhou dragon fossils displayed were born 100 million years ago. They were known as "a rare and major scientific discovery in the world in the 20th century" by Guangming Daily. The fossils of the sea lily displayed are called "the strange flowers that never fade". The shape is beautiful and similar to the blooming lily. With high ornamental value and scientific research value, it has been certified by Shanghai Guinness World Records as the largest exhibition hall with the largest variety of sea lily fossils and Triassic paleontological fossils.