I have been in the Shaanxi History Museum in Xi'an.
Xi'an is the oldest ancient capital in China, and has experienced the most prosperous Tang Dynasty, so whether it is history or value, or the number of cultural relics, it wins over any city in China. Very worth a visit. Compared with foreign museums, he is not plundered and completely produced locally, so it is worthy of praise. According to the historical time, the basic pavilion is divided into three venues. The Treasure Hall is a specially unearthed gold and silver artifact, which is super shocking.
Address: No. 91 Xiaozhai East Road, Yanta District
Tickets: There are three kinds of tickets for the ticket museum. One is free and you can visit 3 basic venues; one is the fare of 30 yuan. You can visit 3 basic pavilions plus 1 treasure chest; one is a fare of 300 yuan, you can visit 3 basic pavilions, plus treasures, plus murals.
Guide: You can rent a guide in the lobby, 30 yuan / person, 100 yuan deposit.
Essence: There are Lantian people 20,000 years ago, pottery, bronze, jade, gold and silver in Shang and Zhou, pre-Qin and Tang dynasties; various tripods, pots, pots, cymbals, cymbals, bells, terracotta warriors, people Hey, Tang Sancai... Many of them are rarely seen now, but I think the design is great, some are really old, some are really exquisite and very rewarding. For example, my favorite pouring pot, the second picture of the water container, the Japanese geisha maid, the wine glass.
Time: A total of 7 pavilions, it takes more than 2 hours without visiting the mural museum. Because the best recommended time for the museum is 2 hours, everyone will look at the situation.
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very educational
My friends and I got in for free since we are foreigners. Made the most of that trip by spending 3 hours walking around inside.
very informative museum with lots to see. they have an interesting exhibit showing how the terracotta warriors looked when painted.
It is free to enter! Nice scenery. On the first floor you can mostly find potteries, but the more interesting stuff are on the higher floors. There was also an Egyptian exhibition for 50rmb but it was very small and nothing of importance could be seen there - so thats a disappointment. The small terracotta soldiers are in nice conditions and there are several weapons you can check out from the ancient days to the classical age. Behind the building is the Tomb of one of the Hans and his wife. But I guess its still under construction because there was nothing to be seen.
Muesums in China are wonderful because of rich exhibition items & free entrance for most venues. Suggest to go in once opening in the morning with good condition in enjoying all around. Variety of topics regarding ancient China can be found there. Picking as much as you can before tired …