Henan museums

The Luoyang Sancai Art Museum (洛阳三彩博物馆) is a cultural institution dedicated to the research, production, exhibition, and sale of Luoyang Sancai art. Covering an exhibition area of over 600 square meters, the museum houses nearly a thousand pieces of Sancai artifacts. It employs modern display equipment and methods, allowing visitors to appreciate Luoyang Sancai art

The Erlitou Site Museum of the Xia Capital (二里头夏都博物馆) was completed on October 19, 2019, covering an area of 32,000 square meters, serving as a national demonstration zone for the protection, exhibition, and utilization of major archaeological sites. The museum features five basic exhibition halls, systematically showcasing research achievements on Xia Dynasty history, Erlitou archaeological

The Folk Museum of Luoyang (洛阳民俗博物馆) is situated on the grounds of the prestigious Luze Guild Hall, a nationally designated key cultural heritage site. Originally established as the Guandi Temple in the ninth year of the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty (1744), the Luze Guild Hall comprises a series of well-preserved ancient architectural structures,

Nestled at the northern entrance of the Longmen Grottoes scenic area, with the majestic West Mountain as its backdrop and the tranquil Yi River in its foreground, Longmen Museum (龙门博物馆) stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the world-renowned Longmen Grottoes. Located adjacent to the bustling area of the cave shrines, the

The Emperor Carriage Museum (周王城天子驾六博物馆), located in the heart of Luoyang, is a significant archaeological site discovered during the construction of the Eastern Zhou Royal City Square in 2003. It unveils large-scale tombs and carriage pits dating back to the Eastern Zhou period (over 2000 years ago). Among these discoveries, the most notable is the

Formerly known as the Luoyang Ancient Tomb Museum (洛阳古墓博物馆), the Luoyang Ancient Art Museum (洛阳古代艺术博物馆) is China’s largest museum dedicated to ancient tombs, and it stands as the world’s first museum of its kind. Covering an area of over 130 acres with a built-up area of more than 8,200 square meters, it houses 25 representative

The Luoyang Museum (洛阳博物馆), sprawling across 300 acres with a built-up area of 62,000 square meters, stands as a testament to China’s rich cultural heritage. Boasting a collection of 20,315 artifacts, including 5,406 precious cultural relics, the museum showcases the depth of history and civilization rooted in Luoyang. Its architectural design embodies the concept of